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Filter Fitment and Cross References

Filters match to the engine or system they serve rather than the machine badge, so the OEM number on the old element is the universal starting point. Common filters include the fuel filter with water separator that replaces Bobcat OEM 6667352, the engine oil filter that replaces Bobcat OEM 6675517, and the cab air filter that replaces Bobcat OEM 6678207. Because one engine family serves many machines, each product page carries the OEM cross references that confirm fitment for your specific machine.

Filter numbers also cross between manufacturers, so a tractor's parts book number and the number on the element it currently runs may differ while describing the same filter. Search by either, and when neither is at hand, send your machine model and serial number to our team and we will confirm the right elements.

Filter Types for Heavy Equipment

Air filters protect the engine's intake and take the most frequent service in dusty work. Engine oil filters change with every oil service. Fuel filters, often paired with a water separator on diesel machines, carry the shortest intervals because injection systems tolerate no contamination. Hydraulic filters keep the fluid that drives loaders and attachments clean, and cab filters keep the operator breathing filtered air, a fast change that is easy to forget.

The catalog is organized so a single OEM number search surfaces every element for the engine.

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