Hydraulic Suction Filter for John Deere 3000 Series, Case CS Series, and Renault/Claas Tractors

Description

When you’re working hydraulic implements hard or running your three-point hitch all day, a clean suction filter is what keeps your hydraulic pump running smooth and strong. This filter sits right where the hydraulic pump draws oil from the reservoir, catching dirt and debris before it can damage expensive pumps, valves, and cylinders. Without proper suction filtration, contaminated oil starts wearing down your hydraulic components from the inside out.

Key Features

• 38mm diameter provides exact factory fit for multiple tractor brands and series
• Suction-side filtration protects your hydraulic pump from contaminated oil right at the source
• High-flow design maintains proper oil flow while capturing harmful particles and debris
• Durable construction handles the continuous suction pressure without collapsing or bypassing

Built for Real Farm Work

This versatile filter fits a wide range of popular tractor models including John Deere 3000 series utility tractors, Case CS/CS Pro series, and various Renault/Claas models from compact utility tractors up to larger agricultural machines. Whether you’re running a loader, operating hydraulic remotes for implements, or just using your three-point hitch, these tractors depend on clean hydraulic oil to keep everything working right.

Made to Last

The suction side of your hydraulic system creates a lot of vacuum pressure, so this filter is built tough enough to handle that constant pull without collapsing. Quality filter media captures contaminants while allowing proper oil flow, and the sturdy construction ensures it maintains its shape and filtering ability throughout the service interval.

Good to Know

Since this is a suction filter, it’s critical to check your serial number to make sure you’re getting the right one—late MS-MX/Ceres models use the 38mm version. A collapsed or clogged suction filter can starve your hydraulic pump and cause serious damage, so don’t skip regular maintenance. When you change the filter, it’s a good time to check your hydraulic oil level and condition too.