Description

When you’re working dusty fields during cultivation or harvest, your tractor’s dual-filter air system is what stands between your engine and all that grit and debris floating around. This inner air filter element serves as your safety net—catching the fine particles that can slip past the outer filter and protecting your engine during filter changes when the system is temporarily open. It’s one of those parts that works quietly in the background until the day it saves you from a costly rebuild.

What You’re Getting

Precision-built Baldwin quality that meets OEM specifications for proper fit and filtration
High-efficiency filter media that captures microscopic particles while maintaining good airflow
Robust construction designed to handle engine vibration and temperature swings
Essential safety element that protects during primary filter service
Exact-fit replacement with 13 21/32 inch length and 3 5/16 inch outer diameter

Built for Real Farm Work

This inner filter element works inside your Massey Ferguson’s dual-stage air filtration system alongside filters PA2322 and PA2486. Whether you’re running a utility tractor for hay operations, a mid-size machine for cultivation work, or handling loader duties around the farm, this filter provides that critical second line of defense against engine-damaging dust and debris.

Made to Last

Baldwin has been protecting engines for decades, and this filter uses quality materials that stand up to the harsh realities of farm life. The pleated media holds its shape under airflow pressure, while the sturdy end caps seal properly to prevent bypass. It’s built to handle the constant vibration and temperature changes your tractor dishes out day after day.

Good to Know

Always replace inner and outer filter elements together for maximum protection—never run just one or the other. The inner filter may look clean but can still be loaded with fine particles that restrict airflow. During installation, check your air cleaner housing for cracks or damaged seals while you’ve got it open. Mark the installation date on your new filters so you can track service intervals based on your operating conditions.