2615 Filter Numbers

kenboat · Aug 19, 2004

Would anyone have the aftermarket filter numbers for the 2615?
The book shows all the lube types and brands but nothing for filters.
Thanks, Ken

heavy_red · Aug 19, 2004

I heard a rumor that Wix is supposed to have some crossovers. Not sure really, as I order mine on line from my dealer.

EucB30 · Aug 19, 2004

Does the manual show any Mahindra part numbers? My company is a Donaldson Distributor and we can check for a cross refernce for you.

-KenB
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PBinWA · Aug 20, 2004

Timely thread. I just got a full set of filters for my 26154WD (non-HST) from my dealer (www.tractors4you.com). I was going to start looking for cross referenced parts at NAPA in a week or so.

I included the price I paid for them too. Air filter seemed really high and I wouldn't mind paying less for the hydraulic filter.

They are "Mitsubishi Genuine Parts":

Engine Oil Filter: 31A40-02100 ($12.44)
Air Filter: 3546 0501800 ($40.29)
Hydraulic Filter: 1964-2509000 ($38.64)
Fuel Filter: MM404879 ($4.47)

I'm interested in any cross referenced numbers or alternative sources. I was thinking of asking a Cub Cadet dealer what their prices were for the equivalent parts.

Paul

George2615 · Feb 28, 2005

Paul, Did you ever find a cross reference for the filters? Mine is due for its 50 hr. service and I just bought my first set for for my 2615HST at a cost of$80.20. That included MA19632558000 - hydro $23.56
MA31A4002100 - oil $12.17
MA19642509000 -hydraulic $38.35 I also had to install a lower radiator hose in-line heater and a magnetic heater for the fuel tank due to the cold temps here in upstate NY. Mag heater is a KAT's 1153 for $25.88 andKAT's 14500 at $19.98 for the lower hose. Picked them up at Advance Auto Parts and no more hard starts when below 0. George

PBinWA · Feb 28, 2005

This was a while ago. Actually, the hydraulic filter above is the wrong one. My dealer contacted me shortly after I got the filter and went out of his way to replace and deliver it with the correct filter at no cost to me (I like my dealer /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif ).

I did check with NAPA this weekend and found the similar filters but they were something like $60 for the hydraulic and $8 for the fuel. So my dealer is still cheaper than NAPA.

I'll try and dig out the correct part number for my new hydraulic filter and post it tomorrow.