Description

When your Case tractor starts getting sluggish on the loader or you notice jerky hydraulic movement, there’s a good chance your hydraulic filters need attention. Dirty transmission fluid is often starving your hydraulic system and setting you up for expensive repairs. This Baldwin hydraulic filter kit gives you everything you need to get your system back to running clean and responsive—two quality filter elements with all the gaskets and seals included.

What You’re Getting

Two Baldwin hydraulic filter elements with reinforced centertubes that handle pressure spikes without collapsing
All gaskets and seals included—no hunting around for extra parts when you’re ready to service
End seals and grommets already attached to each element for quick, leak-free installation
Baldwin quality construction that’s been proven on farm equipment for decades
Direct replacement design that fits without modifications or special tools

Built for Real Farm Work

This kit is designed for Case tractors that handle the daily grind of farm operations—whether you’re running a loader all morning then switching to field work, pulling implements through tough ground, or operating hydraulic remotes for various attachments. These tractors handle everything from loader work around the farmyard to heavy field operations, and they depend on clean hydraulic fluid to keep working smoothly when you need them most.

Made to Last

The filter housing withstands pressure spikes, temperature swings, and the constant vibration that comes with agricultural work, while the filtration media captures metal particles from normal wear and dirt from dusty conditions. Baldwin has been making filters for decades and knows what farm equipment demands.

Installation Notes

Before changing filters, let your hydraulic system cool down and relieve any pressure in the lines for safe service. Clean the filter housing thoroughly before installing the new filters to prevent contaminating fresh fluid with debris. The included gaskets make installation straightforward—just swap out the old elements and you’re back to work.