Oil & Fuel Oil filter "part cross-over"

[TUG HILL ADDICT]

The great thing about Filter1 is you can set up an online account with a listing of every filter you need by machine. When you log onto your account, just click on the filter you need, enter quantity and it builds an order for you.

Or you can call customer service they do a great job.

For comparable JD, NAPA, Kubota branded filters expect save 50 to 80%...

 

[mcd176]

I also use WIX filters on everything I own, Kubota's, Duramax, and trailblazer, I purchase mine from a local specialty auto parts place, they are great quality and I have never had an issue

 

[mcd176]

WIX filters, WIX oil filters, WIX air filters, WIX fuel filters, WIX Heavy Duty Oil Filters : Filter Look-Up

 

[orangebluegreen]

I use M104 Mobil1 filter on my B2410. Mobil tech people confirmed the cross reference. I like the way it fits better, I found the OEM filter being a bit larger diameter made it touch the radiator hose making it more difficult to judge when the gasket had just seated for tightening purposes. It's also the same filter I use on my Honda street vehicle.

 

[jimbo64]

We sell it online for $9.35. You really not going to find anything thats much cheaper. Its not worth the $2/filter to mess with an automotive filter that may not stand up to an off road appliction. Most of this stuff is OEM'ed by Cummins/Fleetguard. We cross reference the stuff back to the OEM all the time, but often its actually cheaper to buy the Kubota filter.

yeh but its the shipping and handling costs that get you, what are yours on a couple filters?

 

[sw03]

yeh but its the shipping and handling costs that get you, what are yours on a couple filters?

Bingo, I was going to order from that last year and the S/H is a falt-out joke.....

Cheaper to go to AZ......and get a better filter.

 

[Leon Wittner]

We sell it online for $9.35. You really not going to find anything thats much cheaper. Its not worth the $2/filter to mess with an automotive filter that may not stand up to an off road appliction. Most of this stuff is OEM'ed by Cummins/Fleetguard. We cross reference the stuff back to the OEM all the time, but often its actually cheaper to buy the Kubota filter.

Yes it is $9.35 but I tried to order one since I like Messick but the shipping was $19.75 and I just said forget that and moved on!! They do not tell you shipping charges until you go to check out and that sucks it cost me a lot of time!

 

[Tractor Seabee]

I didn't read all the threads, but: NAPA has a military discount and a fleet discount (I am both a retired military and a farmer). They are the same. The markup on filters is heavy. I save almost 50% on Filters and 40% on lubricants, at least 30% on most other items. If you are a farmer, fleet owner, contractor, or military you need to negotiate the discounts.

Ron