Yup after reading posts in this thread, the $50 inner filter went back to the dealer......... I did install the outer filter & probably didn't need to....
I'll have to do a search for a Donaldson dealer............ :cheerful:
Let's Talk Air Filters........
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Yup after reading posts in this thread, the $50 inner filter went back to the dealer......... I did install the outer filter & probably didn't need to....
I'll have to do a search for a Donaldson dealer............ :cheerful:
bulldog69
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Just so you know, Donaldson makes filters for nearly everybody. Most likely the factory filters you run now are made by Donaldson.
k0ua
Epic Contributor
I will guarantee the original one in my Kioti was.. said so right on it.
I've had good service from these guys - Filter Products - equipment parts - Donaldson, Baldwin, Des-Case, Wilson, Ingersoll Rand - alternators, air & electrical starters, bag, engine & hydraulic filters, bearings. They carry Donaldson brand.
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DK35vince
Super Member
$50 for an inner filter ??.
I'd hate to know what the outer filter cost.
dieselcrawler
Elite Member
Your local auto parts store can get or cross the Donaldson number easily. My factory outter filter has Donaldson printed on it, I keep forgetting to write that number down to check on price and availability.
prs
Platinum Member
Another source: WIX, go to their excellent web site to get the numbers and then use your Amazon prime to get delivered free and quick,
Kubota V1505E3D24 Engine
51344
33830
49410
WA10015
51361
Rooster
Kubota V1505E3D24 Engine
51344
33830
49410
WA10015
51361
Rooster
Never attempt to clean an inner air filter. They are supposed to be a safety guard in case the outer fails or leaks. I never even remove mine unless I am replacing it which isn't very often. Hundreds of hours.
Outer air filters can be blown out a lot. We have a tracked skid steer that has been converted into a drilling rig and it drills holes using compressed air. Basically operates in a cloud of dust so thick sometimes you can't even see the machine. When in use it does this 12 hrs a day 7 day a week. We blow the air filter out daily and and maybe replace it after a few hundred hours. I have watched many dozer operators PM their machines and they blow their filters out daily and it is crazy how much dirt comes out. Maybe they change them back in the shop but I have never seen them change one on a job and sometimes they are there for weeks.
A typical homeowner tractor probably only needs an air filter every couple of years.
Outer air filters can be blown out a lot. We have a tracked skid steer that has been converted into a drilling rig and it drills holes using compressed air. Basically operates in a cloud of dust so thick sometimes you can't even see the machine. When in use it does this 12 hrs a day 7 day a week. We blow the air filter out daily and and maybe replace it after a few hundred hours. I have watched many dozer operators PM their machines and they blow their filters out daily and it is crazy how much dirt comes out. Maybe they change them back in the shop but I have never seen them change one on a job and sometimes they are there for weeks.
A typical homeowner tractor probably only needs an air filter every couple of years.
If you want your diesel engine to live you must feed it absolutely clean air. I use a shop vacuum to clean the outer filter every day when working in dusty conditions. Since the Kioti did not come with an inner filter I added it. it does not take much grit to dust an engine.
