Newbie with filter question

[bucknbass]

I bought my first tractor yesterday. It's a New Holland 1715 and I'm going to replace all the fluids and filters even though the all look good. No way to know how old fluids are. Which filters should I use and where's the best place to buy them?

Would love any other tips, etc.

 

[FredH]

Here First :


http://www.wixfilters.com/filterlookup/index.asp


Then go Here :

Wix & Napa Filters & Accessories: FleetFilter Secure Online Store

Oil Filters , I usually buy 6 or last time got 12 . No trips to store , You have them when you want them .

Fred H.

 

[Soundguy]

I bought my first tractor yesterday. It's a New Holland 1715 and I'm going to replace all the fluids and filters even though the all look good. No way to know how old fluids are. Which filters should I use and where's the best place to buy them?

Would love any other tips, etc.

I usually like to buy filters from the dealer.. in many cases you don't save much to buy a non oem cross matched filter.

if you do buy multiple filters.. do yourself a favor and stick each in a ziplock bag and then stuff it back in it's box.. will keep debri out of them.

soundguy

 

[Sethsmum]

I bought my first tractor yesterday. It's a New Holland 1715 and I'm going to replace all the fluids and filters even though the all look good. No way to know how old fluids are. Which filters should I use and where's the best place to buy them?

Would love any other tips, etc.

Get you a manual as soon as you can....

 

[FredH]

This is a link to another thread very similar to this one regarding " DEALER " filters :

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/new-holland-owning-operating/81046-tc-30-air-filter.html

Read very carefully how some members have actually scrutinized OEM and after-market filters and found that they were made by the same company .

Only difference was " Mark-Up " .

Fred H.

 

[bucknbass]

Thanks guys. I change my fluids at or before recommended intervals. I see it as cheap insurance. Will use good quality filters.