Engine oil filters are a key element in maintaining the proper operation of the tractor engine. Their regular replacement and maintenance is essential to ensure the longevity and reliability of the engine, which is crucial for the efficiency and safety of the machine.

Engine Oil Filter Features:

• Oil Cleansing: The oil filter removes contaminants that accumulate in the engine oil during operation to prevent damage to moving engine parts.
• Wear Protection: Removing contaminants maintains the oil's proper lubricating properties, which protects the engine against excessive wear and premature aging of the oil.
• Increased efficiency: Clean engine oil improves engine efficiency, which translates into better performance and lower fuel consumption.

Oil filter design elements:

• Housing: The oil filter is placed in a special metal housing that protects the filter element against mechanical damage.
• Filter element: The inner part of the filter consists of a filter material that retains impurities and at the same time allows oil to flow freely.
• By-pass valves: Some oil filters are equipped with by-pass valves that, if the filter becomes clogged, allow oil to continue flowing, preventing engine damage.

Oil filter maintenance and replacement:

• Regular replacement: The tractor manufacturer usually specifies an oil filter replacement interval that must be adhered to. This is often approximately every 200-500 hours of operation, but may vary depending on model and conditions of use.
• Replacement at Oil Change: In most cases, the oil filter is replaced at each regular engine oil change, ensuring continued engine protection.
• Filter Condition Inspection: Regularly inspecting the condition of the oil filter during an oil change is important to monitor its condition and detect possible engine problems at an early stage.