Tractor filters play a key role in maintaining the proper operation of the engine and hydraulic systems. Here are some typical filters you can find in a tractor and their functions:

• Air filter: is necessary to clean the air supplied to the engine. It protects the engine against contaminants such as dust and other particles that could cause damage or increase fuel consumption.
• Fuel filter: is responsible for removing impurities found in the fuel, such as rust, sand, water or other organic pollutants. Its function is critical to ensuring fuel cleanliness and protecting sensitive fuel system components.
• Oil filter: is responsible for removing contaminants from the engine oil and other oils used in the tractor. Clean oil is essential to properly lubricate and protect moving engine parts and other hydraulic systems.
• Hydraulic filter: used in tractor hydraulic systems, where they clean the hydraulic oil before returning it to the system, which minimizes the risk of damage to pumps and valves and increases the efficiency of the entire system.

Each of these filters has its own individual tasks, but the common goal is to ensure the cleanliness and reliability of the various systems in the tractor. Regular replacement and maintenance of filters are crucial to maintaining the efficiency of the tractor and the longevity of its components. The tractor manufacturer usually specifies filter replacement intervals that must be followed to ensure optimal operation of the machine.