Filter for MX4800

aarolar · Feb 21, 2016

Can anyone tell me if there is a standard Wix filter number for my MX4800?

horses2 · Feb 21, 2016

according to the WIX website, WIX Filters, Wix oil filters, WIX air filters, Wix Heavy Duty Oil filters - Home, it is 51307

aarolar · Feb 21, 2016

Where did you find the number to cross refrence only thing I could find was a M4800 I couldn't find a MX4800

moship · Feb 21, 2016

From the link provided by horse2, use the "Advance Search" option under "Search Filter". This will bring up another screen. Use the "Vehicle" option and select "Off-Highway Equipment". In the new screen select "Kubota", "Tractors", Enter your model MX4800? where the ? is DT, F or H. If everything is entered correctly you should end up with a screen shown in the attachment.

The link below will take you to the screen where "Kubota", "Tractors", etc... need to be entered. I was hoping it would take you to what was shown in the attachment.
WIX Filters - Products Catalog by Application

If you know the Kubota PN (can find on Kubota MX4800H Parts) they can be enter on WIX's website and found this way also.

Hope this helps.

aarolar · Feb 21, 2016

Yep learn something new everyday I always knew you could look them up by cross refrence but didn't know you could do it that way.

Grateful11 · Feb 22, 2016

Napa is a 1307

http://www.nfhconnect.com/Home

motownbrowne · Feb 22, 2016

Just got my oil filter for my Kubota and one for my oil filter from my dealer. For the price $11 and $20 respectively, it's not worth using an different brand. I get the assurance from the manufacturer that it's the right filter, plus I send a little business towards my dealer. They (parts department especially) are super helpful. I definitely want them to stick around. Every little bit helps I figure.

Grateful11 · Feb 22, 2016

motownbrowne said:
Just got my oil filter for my Kubota and one for my oil filter from my dealer. For the price $11 and $20 respectively, it's not worth using an different brand. I get the assurance from the manufacturer that it's the right filter, plus I send a little business towards my dealer. They (parts department especially) are super helpful. I definitely want them to stick around. Every little bit helps I figure.

Well there's nothing wrong with supporting the dealer but when you pay a premium price for oil filters like my wife and son did about 2 years ago only to find out that CaseIH is now outsourcing their filters to Mexico and increased the price. The 686 takes 2 oil filters and the 5140 takes 1. You have to get the turbo filter for the 686 at Napa anyway. The filters for these two tractors at Napa are their Napa Gold filters made in the US by Wix and are way cheaper. I believe the last Kubota filter we bought was made in Thailand or somewhere over there.