When your hydraulic system starts running sluggish or making strange noises, there’s a good chance a dirty filter is letting contaminated oil circulate through expensive pumps and valves. Clean hydraulic fluid is what keeps your tractor’s loader, three-point hitch, and remote outlets working smoothly, and this 205mm filter stands guard against the microscopic particles and debris that can turn thousands of dollars worth of hydraulic components into scrap metal.
What You’re Getting
- 205mm length works across multiple brands – handy if you’re running a mixed fleet
- High-efficiency media captures particles down to 10 microns before they damage components
- Heavy-duty construction handles high flow rates and the pressure spikes that come with hard work
- Pleated design gives you more filtering surface area for longer service intervals
- Built-in bypass valve protects your system if the filter gets clogged
Built for Serious Farm Work
This filter fits the workhorses of modern farming – Massey Ferguson tractors from the 3600 utility series up through the big 8200 row-crop machines, plus John Deere 6000 and 7000 series tractors. These are the tractors running loaders all day, pulling heavy implements through tough field conditions, and powering hydraulic attachments that demand clean, consistent fluid flow.
Made to Handle the Pressure
Modern tractor hydraulic systems operate at over 3,000 PSI, and even microscopic contamination can cause catastrophic failures. This filter’s quality media removes metal wear particles, external dirt, and oil breakdown products that would otherwise damage sensitive hydraulic components. The efficient design maintains proper pressure while capturing contaminants that could cost you thousands in pump, valve, or cylinder repairs.
Installation Notes
Replace every 500 hours or annually, whichever comes first. During busy seasons like hay or harvest, check filter condition every 250 hours. Always use clean hydraulic oil when changing filters and take a look at the old element – excessive metal particles or unusual debris might indicate other system problems that need attention.
