New holland filter cross over

[Blueskyranch]

I have a brand new New Holland 3045 Boomer tractor and I have to change filters at 50 hours which is not far away with all the snow plowing I have been doing.. I know a oil, hydraulic and fuel filter will cost a fortune at the dealer so does anyone know the part numbers for these three filter thru NAPA is??

Thanks

 

[SteveInMD]

Compared to what you paid for the tractor you might consider just sticking with New Holland filters. I get mine here... New Holland Parts - Best diagrams, pricing and service!

 

[JJZ 109]

You can cross most anything here: filters catalog, filter cross reference, fuel filter, oil filter, diesel fuel filter, fuel filter cross reference
Get yourself a part number and shop where you like.

 

[Jackfr]

Buy the NH filters and oil at least while it's under warranty. With what you spent for the tractor a few bucks more for the NH filters will be nothing if you need the warranty.

 

[ruffdog]

When I cut my NH engine oil filter apart to look at how well it was made, I found a VERY well made filter. Maybe we get what we pay for.

 

[randy41]

When I cut my NH engine oil filter apart to look at how well it was made, I found a VERY well made filter. Maybe we get what we pay for.

did you also cut open the other brands to see if there's a difference? there's a good chance that the NH filter is made by the same people who make the other brand.

 

[ruffdog]

I have cut apart Fram, ac Delco, Motorcraft, Purolator, Onan, Suzuki, NH filters and others since I started in the 70's. The Onan engine filter was made much better than the cheaper filters. Suzuki motorcycle filters were made much better than the aftermarket ones at the time. There are brands I feel safe with and others I stay away from for my car and truck filters. There are plenty of articles on the internet cutting filters and comparing them.

 

[FredH]

I really Doubt New Holland makes their own Filters . On another board , It was reported that filter shipments to their New Holland Dealership were in Fleetguard boxes yet the actual filter had the typical New Holland markings . It is a lot cheaper for a company like New Holland to pay a filter maker to stamp their name on a product than to have all that equipment themselves . Same likely can be said for Onan , Motorcraft , etc.... . I've Seen one company package one item in 8 different packages , each package marked with a specific brand and then sold at the various brand stores at remarkably different prices , yet all the same product inside .

My experience with New Holland's warranty is it is not worth much more than the paper it is wrote on , It actually boils down to how good a local dealer you have , not the Actual maker . If your local dealer goes to bat for you , it can make a world of difference , while a less worthy dealer does not help at all .

Myself , I've used Wix Filters on everything for quite some time now . Never have had any issue's including a old '84 ford f250 with 150,000+ original miles and the 460 engine still keeps purring along , with very little oil use , ( does need a new clutch but that is another issue !!! ) .

Wix makes virtually all the Napa Filters .

Go Here To Cross Reference : WIX Filters - Products Catalog Home

Then I GO here to buy filters in Bulk thus save or lower shipping costs per filter : Wix Filters & NapaGold Filters: FleetFilter Secure Online Store



Fred H.



P.S. Another boards thread about filter makers , brands , etc.... : http://www.yesterdaystractors.com/cgi-bin/viewit.cgi?bd=ford&th=33326

 

[RickB]

I really Doubt New Holland makes their own Filters . On another board , It was reported that filter shipments to their New Holland Dealership were in Fleetguard boxes yet the actual filter had the typical New Holland markings . It is a lot cheaper for a company like New Holland to pay a filter maker to stamp their name on a product than to have all that equipment themselves . Same likely can be said for Onan , Motorcraft , etc.... . I've Seen one company package one item in 8 different packages , each package marked with a specific brand and then sold at the various brand stores at remarkably different prices , yet all the same product inside .

My experience with New Holland's warranty is it is not worth much more than the paper it is wrote on , It actually boils down to how good a local dealer you have , not the Actual maker . If your local dealer goes to bat for you , it can make a world of difference , while a less worthy dealer does not help at all .

Myself , I've used Wix Filters on everything for quite some time now . Never have had any issue's including a old '84 ford f250 with 150,000+ original miles and the 460 engine still keeps purring along , with very little oil use , ( does need a new clutch but that is another issue !!! ) .

Wix makes virtually all the Napa Filters .

Go Here To Cross Reference : WIX Filters - Products Catalog Home

Then I GO here to buy filters in Bulk thus save or lower shipping costs per filter : Wix Filters & NapaGold Filters: FleetFilter Secure Online Store



Fred H.



P.S. Another boards thread about filter makers , brands , etc.... : New Holland Brand Oil Filters - Yesterday's Tractors

New Holland does not make their own filters, that's true. But their filters are built to NH specifications, which often are different than the generic filters produced by Fleetguard, Donaldson, or whomever.

 

[Blueskyranch]

Thanks for the info.. Since this is such a new tractor I am having a hard time finding anything according to application.. So I am going to order the first batch of filters from New Holland and then I will have part numbers to cross over.. Plus by then I will have more age on the tractor and maybe it will start showing up in the parts catalogs.. The will be bringing up my Backhoe and box scraper around the first of March and I will have them delivered then.