When you’re running equipment all day in dusty fields or construction sites, clean air is what keeps your engine running strong and lasting long. This Baldwin primary air filter catches all the dust, chaff, and debris before it can get into your engine and cause expensive damage. With flame retardant media, it’s built to handle the high-heat conditions that come with hard-working engines, giving you peace of mind during those long days when your equipment can’t afford to break down.
What You’re Getting
- 12 5/8 inch length and 4 1/2 inch diameter for generous dirt-holding capacity
- Flame retardant filtration media meets safety standards for high-temperature applications
- Attached gasket ensures proper sealing with no bypass of unfiltered air
- Quality Baldwin construction that handles vibration, temperature swings, and constant dirt loading
- Works with inner safety element PA1809 for complete two-stage filtration protection
Built for Real Farm and Construction Work
This versatile filter works across equipment from trusted names like Allis Chalmers, Bobcat, Caterpillar, Hyster, International, and John Deere. Whether you’re running a skid steer loader moving dirt all day, operating a tractor during dusty harvest conditions, or using construction equipment in sandy soil, this filter protects engines that power everything from morning chores to marathon work sessions.
Made to Last
Baldwin has been making filters for decades, and they know what it takes to survive in harsh conditions. The pleated media holds its shape even when loaded with dirt, and the flame retardant properties protect against the heat buildup that can damage lesser filters. You’ll get reliable filtration that protects your engine investment.
Good to Know
This is the primary (outer) element in a two-stage system, so make sure you’ve got the matching inner safety element PA1809 installed too. Always replace both filters together during service – the inner filter acts as backup protection and may look clean but still be loaded with fine particles. Check your air intake housing for cracks or loose clamps while changing filters, since even small leaks let unfiltered air bypass your expensive filtration entirely.
