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Engine Oil Filter - Replacement for New Holland R1V - PartsOnline
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Engine Oil Filter - Replacement for New Holland C3RZ6731C - PartsOnline
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Aftermarket New Holland Parts Across the Super Boom Chronology

Parts Online carries aftermarket replacement parts for New Holland construction and agricultural equipment. The catalog is strongest on the New Holland Super Boom skid steer chronology, one of the longest-running cab and chassis platforms in compact equipment, spanning the original LX Super Boom (LX465, LX485, LX565, LX665, LX865, LX885, LX985), the late-90s L rebrand (L465, L565, L865), the LS Super Boom era (LS140, LS150, LS160, LS170, LS180.B, LS185.B, LS190, LS190.B), the L Tier 3 rebrand (L150, L160, L170, L175, L180, L185, L190), the 200 Series Tier 4 radial-lift reset (L213 through L230), and the 300 Series Tier 4 vertical-lift counterpart (L313 through L320). Cab glass, door hardware, key sets, and quick-attach pin kits cross broadly across this 20-year run.

The C-series compact track loaders (C175, C185, C190, C330) share the Super Boom chassis platform with the wheeled skid steers, with CTL-specific service parts (rubber tracks, sprockets, idlers, rollers) added for the undercarriage. The LB-series tractor-loader-backhoes (LB90, LB110) share the CNH chassis platform with the Case 580 family, so many LB-series engine and hydraulic filters cross-reference to Case equivalents.

Aftermarket vs OEM New Holland Parts

Aftermarket parts are manufactured by third-party suppliers to match the form, fit, and function of the original New Holland part. They replace the same OEM part number and are designed to the same dimensions and material specifications. The price difference is meaningful: aftermarket replacements typically cost significantly less than ordering the same part through a New Holland dealer, and for routine wear items (cab glass, air filters, fuel filters, hydraulic filters, key sets, quick-attach pin kits) the aftermarket replacements perform identically to the OEM original. Parts Online matches every product to its OEM part number so you can cross reference what you need. If your New Holland dealer quoted you a part number, search that number on our site to find the aftermarket equivalent.

We do not sell parts for proprietary electronic control systems or software-dependent components. Our catalog focuses on mechanical, wear, and maintenance parts where aftermarket alternatives are well established. If you are unsure which part fits your machine, contact our team with your machine model and serial number and we will help verify compatibility before you order.