Air Filter Kit for Massey Ferguson 298, 595, and 698 Tractors – Complete Dual Element Set

Description

When you’re out there pushing your MF 298, 595, or 698 hard through dusty fields, that engine is sucking in air like a vacuum cleaner—and everything that comes with it. Dust, chaff, dirt, and debris can turn your reliable powerhouse into an expensive rebuild project fast. This complete dual-element kit gives your engine the two-stage protection it needs to keep running strong, season after season.

What You’re Getting

• Complete kit with both inner and outer elements—no guessing what you need
• Two-stage filtration catches everything from big chunks down to microscopic particles
• High-capacity design means longer service intervals between changes
• Direct replacement maintains the same filtration efficiency your engine was designed for
• Fresh filters working together provide maximum protection for expensive internal parts

Built for Real Farm Work

Your MF 298, 595, or 698 isn’t just sitting around—it’s pulling wide tillage tools, running big balers, powering through heavy discing, and doing the kind of work that generates serious dust clouds. These tractors were built for power, and that means they’re pulling in a lot of air. This dual-element system handles whatever you throw at it, whether you’re working in dry, dusty conditions or dealing with harvest debris floating in the air.

Made to Last

The two-filter setup isn’t just belt-and-suspenders—it’s smart engineering. The outer element grabs the big stuff while the inner safety element provides backup protection and catches any fine particles that sneak through. Both elements work together to keep your engine breathing clean air, which means longer engine life and fewer expensive repairs down the road.

Installation Notes

Always replace both elements at the same time for maximum protection. Clean out the air filter housing thoroughly before installing the new filters, and check those inlet hoses for cracks or loose clamps while you’re at it. Never run the engine without both filters in place—even for a few minutes. In really dusty conditions, don’t wait for the scheduled service interval—check them early and change when needed.