Description
When you’re working in dusty conditions – whether combining grain, cultivating dry ground, or mowing through overgrown fields – your tractor’s engine is constantly fighting to breathe clean air. This full-view pre-cleaner assembly acts like a bouncer at the door, catching the heavy dust, chaff, and debris before it can clog up your main air filter. With its clear housing, you can actually see how much dirt this thing catches that would otherwise be heading straight for your expensive filter.
What You’re Getting
- Full-view clear housing so you can see when it needs attention
- Fits standard 3-inch inlet tubes on a wide range of tractor brands
- Cyclonic action spins heavy particles out before they reach your main filter
- Compact design at just 6.19 inches tall won’t interfere with hood clearance
- Heavy-duty construction that handles vibration and temperature swings
Built for Real Farm Work
This pre-cleaner works on tractors from all the major brands – Allis Chalmers, Case, Ford, International Harvester, John Deere, Massey Ferguson, Minneapolis Moline, and Oliver. Whether you’re running a utility tractor for hay work, a row-crop machine for planting and cultivating, or an older workhorse that just keeps earning its keep, this assembly helps keep your engine breathing clean air when conditions get tough.
Made to Last
The clear housing isn’t just for looks – it’s made from durable materials that resist cracking from UV exposure and temperature changes. The cyclonic design uses simple physics with no moving parts to break or wear out. It just keeps separating out the heavy particles season after season.
Good to Know
Installation is straightforward on any tractor with a 3-inch ID air intake base. The clear housing makes it easy to see when dust has accumulated – just give it a tap to knock out the collected debris. During harvest or other dusty operations, you might need to clean it out a couple times a day, but that’s dust that would have been clogging your main filter instead.
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