Description
If you’re running fuel dispensing equipment or managing fuel storage systems on your operation, clean fuel isn’t just about engine protection—it’s about keeping your fuel pumps running and your customers or equipment happy. Contaminated fuel can clog dispensing nozzles, damage expensive pump mechanisms, and create costly service calls. This filter removes contaminants before they can clog injectors or damage your fuel pump, saving you from expensive repairs and downtime during busy seasons.
What You’re Getting
- Large 10 3/4 inch length provides plenty of filtration capacity for high-volume applications
- 5 1/16 inch outer diameter houses quality filter media that captures particles and debris
- Standard 1 1/2 – 16 thread size fits most fuel dispensing pump systems
- Baldwin quality construction that’s built to handle continuous fuel flow and pressure
- Designed specifically for fuel dispensing applications where reliability matters
Built for Commercial Fuel Operations
This filter is designed for fuel dispensing pumps, gas station equipment, and similar high-volume fuel handling systems. Whether you’re running a farm fuel station, maintaining bulk fuel storage, or servicing commercial dispensing equipment, this filter handles the continuous flow and pressure that comes with dispensing operations.
Made to Last
Baldwin filters are built to handle the harsh realities of farm life—temperature swings, vibration, and constant exposure to fuel vapors and contaminants. The robust construction keeps doing its job through thousands of gallons of fuel flow, protecting your investment in expensive pump components.
Installation Notes
This is a spin-on replacement that threads directly onto your existing filter head. Always relieve system pressure before removing the old filter, and have a drain pan ready for any fuel spillage. Apply a thin film of clean fuel to the gasket before installation, then hand-tighten until the gasket contacts the mounting surface, plus an additional 3/4 turn.
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