I was looking to see if anyone had the knowledge of cross referencing the filters on my CT335? I am looking to change the hydraulic fluid, all 11.1 gallons and was looking to save a little $ on the filters. Bobcat #'s are 7002300 for the hydraulic and 7002299 for the hydrostatic. Thanks
Oil & Fuel Cross referencing hydrolic filters
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galaxie428
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It was suggested to me to use bc filters till the warranty is out, then go with whatever I want.
I have always had good luck at Autozone, they are good at being able to match filters. I think most of the parts stores can do it. Give them a call with your numbers and see what they can do.
I do think though I read somewhere that the hydraulic filter has more filtration in it that the standard oil filters. I may be mistaken and there are others on here that are much more knowledgable than I am.
I have always had good luck at Autozone, they are good at being able to match filters. I think most of the parts stores can do it. Give them a call with your numbers and see what they can do.
I do think though I read somewhere that the hydraulic filter has more filtration in it that the standard oil filters. I may be mistaken and there are others on here that are much more knowledgable than I am.
MESSMAKER
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The filters are not bad expensive except that one $45 hydraulic jewel.
Kays Supply
Veteran Member
I looked at a NAPA site for filter cross and they didn't list any.
Canada_CT230
Platinum Member
I know the Kioti forum had some x-ref #s. Search there.
I believe the price that someone quoted for a x-ref engine oil filter was about $2 more than what I pay for the Bobcat filter. I won't comment on filter differences, etc., I do believe a proper x-ref one will work fine.
I didn't see a price for the expensive hyd filter. I paid $38 for mine. A little pricey but at 400 hr intervals, does it make a huge difference?
I believe the price that someone quoted for a x-ref engine oil filter was about $2 more than what I pay for the Bobcat filter. I won't comment on filter differences, etc., I do believe a proper x-ref one will work fine.
I didn't see a price for the expensive hyd filter. I paid $38 for mine. A little pricey but at 400 hr intervals, does it make a huge difference?
OLD FARMER
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I used the Lube Finer site to get a cross ref no. then crossed those to who ever was closest, my case it was O Riley 
MESSMAKER
Veteran Member
That was about the price for them all. I hope that is the case with your dealer.
I also woundn,t side step b-c filters while still under warranty.When I tried to find replacements I could not come up with any numbers at local shops but was told after I had given them b-c price they wouldn,t be able to do any better.I see no reason to risk a problem with a warranty repair to save a couple of bucks.
