Outer Air Filter Element for Dresser, International and John Deere Equipment

Description

When you’re working in dusty fields or construction sites, there’s nothing more important than keeping dirt and debris out of your engine. A dirty or damaged outer air filter lets all that grit past the first line of defense, which can clog your inner filter fast or even let contaminants reach your engine. This Baldwin outer element catches the big stuff first, protecting your investment and keeping your machine breathing clean all day long.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty pleated design with maximum surface area for better airflow and longer service life
• Robust construction that handles vibration, temperature swings, and constant dirt loading
• Two attached gaskets plus one included gasket for proper sealing at installation
• 16.5-inch length and 10.375-inch diameter built to handle serious filtration demands
• Works with inner filter PA2301 as part of a two-stage system

Built for Real Farm Work

This outer filter fits Dresser construction equipment, International machines, and John Deere tractors that use two-stage air filtration systems. Whether you’re running a loader through dusty feed yards, cultivating dry fields during spring tillage, or operating equipment in sandy soil conditions, this filter handles the contamination load that comes with putting machines to work in demanding environments.

Made to Last

Baldwin builds this filter to handle the harsh realities of farm and construction work. The robust filter media and pleated construction are designed to capture large particles while maintaining proper airflow, even as the filter loads up with debris. Quality construction means it keeps doing its job hour after hour, protecting expensive engine components that cost far more to replace than they do to protect.

Installation Notes

This is the outer element in a dual-stage system—always replace both outer and inner filters together during service for maximum protection. Check your air cleaner housing for cracks or damaged seals while you’ve got the old filter out, since any air leaks here bypass all your filtration. Keep a spare on hand during dusty seasons when you might need more frequent changes.