Cab Air Filter for Kubota KX040, KX057, KX121, U35, U45, SVL75, SV95, M100, M110, M126, M135, M6040,

Description

When you’re spending long hours in the cab of your Kubota equipment—whether you’re excavating, loading material, or working fields—the last thing you need is breathing dusty, contaminated air. A clogged or missing cabin air filter means breathing dusty air during long days in the field, which affects your alertness and health. This Baldwin cabin air filter keeps the air inside your cab clean and fresh, filtering out dust, pollen, and debris that would otherwise make those marathon work days even tougher.

What You’re Getting

• Multi-layer filtration media traps particles while maintaining excellent airflow to your cab’s HVAC system
• Moisture-resistant construction prevents filter breakdown in humid conditions
• Direct replacement that fits multiple Kubota series—no modifications needed
• Pleated construction maximizes surface area for better airflow and longer service life

Built for Real Farm Work

This filter fits various Kubota equipment including tractors, excavators, and utility vehicles. Whether you’re running a compact tractor for mowing and loader work or operating heavier equipment for construction and earth moving, these machines see everything from dusty cultivation to debris-heavy demolition work. Your excavators handle tough digging conditions, loaders move material all day, and tractors work through everything from spring tillage to harvest dust clouds.

Made to Last

Farm air conditioning systems work overtime filtering the tremendous amounts of dust generated by tillage, harvesting, and general field work. This premium replacement filter uses multi-layer filtration media that traps particles while maintaining excellent airflow to your cab’s HVAC system. Baldwin has been making quality filters for decades, and this one’s engineered to handle the temperature swings, vibration, and constant contamination that comes with real equipment operation.

Good to Know

Replace every 500 hours or annually, whichever comes first. During dusty conditions like harvest or heavy tillage, check monthly and replace when visibly dirty. Most cabin filters are located behind the operator seat or in a side panel—check your manual for the exact location on your model. A clogged filter reduces air conditioning efficiency and can damage your HVAC system’s blower motor.