Description

When you’re dealing with dirty diesel fuel or water contamination that’s threatening your injection system, these Perkins primary filters are your first line of defense. If you’ve got multiple machines or you’re running a fleet, you know how quickly fuel problems can shut down operations. This bulk pack of 36 filters ensures you’re never caught without a spare when that filter bowl starts showing debris or your engine starts running rough.

What You’re Getting

Bulk pack of 36 genuine Perkins filters saves money and keeps your fleet running
Primary filtration stage catches the big stuff before it reaches your expensive injection pumps
Captures water, dirt, rust, and algae that accumulate in fuel tanks over time
Direct replacement design fits without modifications or adapters
Transparent bowls let you see what’s coming out of your fuel tank

Built for Real Farm Work

These filters fit the workhorses you see every day – Ford TW series row crop tractors that handle big acreage operations, Case CVX models perfect for mixed farming, and plenty of Massey Ferguson tractors from utility size up to high-horsepower row crop machines. Whether you’re running a custom operation, managing a large farm fleet, or you’re a dealer keeping inventory, this bulk packaging makes sense when you service multiple Perkins-powered machines.

Made to Last

Farm fuel isn’t always the cleanest, especially when it’s been sitting in storage tanks or you’re dealing with condensation problems. These primary filters are built to handle the worst fuel can throw at them while maintaining proper flow to keep your engine running strong. The genuine Perkins engineering ensures they’ll work with your engine’s fuel system pressures and flow requirements.

Installation Notes

Installation is straightforward – shut off your fuel supply, unscrew the old element, clean the housing thoroughly, and thread in the new filter with a fresh gasket. Always double-check your part numbers against your engine serial number since Perkins engines span decades of production. Replace these every 250-500 hours depending on fuel quality, and don’t forget to prime your fuel system after the change to avoid air pockets.