Description

Nothing beats the peace of mind that comes from knowing your engine oil is staying clean while you’re pushing through those long days of field work. Whether you’re pulling a planter through sticky spring soil or running the combine until midnight during harvest, this Mann oil filter keeps your John Deere’s engine protected from all the grime and particles that try to sneak into your oil system.

What You’re Getting

Spin-on design that installs in minutes with no special tools needed
Multi-layer filter media that catches particles down to 20 microns while maintaining proper oil flow
Heavy-duty steel canister built to handle the pressure and temperature swings of hard farm work
Built-in bypass valve prevents oil starvation during cold morning starts or if the filter gets plugged
Anti-drainback valve keeps clean oil in the filter when you shut down, so you don’t start dry

Built for Real Farm Work

This filter is made for those mid-to-large tractors that handle the heavy lifting on your operation. We’re talking about the 6100 through 6900 series machines that pull wide cultivators, power big balers, and run PTOs all day long. It also works great in 3000 series tractors that are popular for livestock operations and hay work, plus Renault Ares, Ceres, and Cergos tractors you’ll find on mixed farming operations.

Made to Last

Mann builds these filters in Germany with the same attention to detail they put into luxury car filters, but they’re tough enough for agricultural use. The filter media is specially designed to handle farm contaminants like dust from field work, moisture from temperature changes, and the metal particles that come from engines working under load for thousands of hours.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement that spins right on – just remember to coat the rubber gasket with a thin layer of clean oil before installation, and hand-tighten only. After you change the oil, let the engine run for a few minutes to circulate everything, then shut down and wait 10 minutes before checking the oil level on the dipstick.