Complete Air Cleaner Assembly for Case JX80-JX90 and New Holland TD60-TD95 Tractors

Description

There’s nothing more frustrating than watching dust puff out of your air cleaner when you know it should be sealed tight. When housings crack, lids warp, or mounting brackets break, even brand new filters can’t protect your engine from the dust and dirt that’ll kill it. This complete air cleaner assembly puts everything back to factory condition in one shot—no more creative fixes with tape and silicone that fail when you need them most.

What You’re Getting

• Complete factory-engineered assembly designed specifically for your tractor’s engine requirements
• Proper housing volumes and airflow patterns that maximize filter life and engine protection
• All mounting hardware included—no hunting for brackets or clamps that sort-of-fit
• Sealed construction that actually keeps dust where it belongs—outside your engine
• Direct replacement that bolts in without modifications or adapters

Built for Real Farm Work

This assembly is engineered for the dust and dirt these tractors see every day. Your JX90 pulling a cultivator through dry fields or that TD80 running a mower all summer creates the kind of dusty conditions that demand proper air filtration. The housing provides the right space for air to slow down and drop heavy particles before they reach the filter, while the intake positioning creates airflow patterns that work with the filter instead of against it.

Made to Last

This isn’t a universal air cleaner adapted to sort-of-fit. It’s designed specifically for these Case and New Holland models with proper engineering for the job. The housing materials handle temperature swings and vibration without cracking, while the mounting system prevents the kind of movement that eventually destroys everything.

Installation Notes

Before installing, clean out the intake tract from the air cleaner to the engine—any dust there will immediately contaminate your new system. Check all rubber connections for cracks and replace questionable clamps; old ones might look okay but often don’t seal properly. Position the assembly for easy filter access since you’re more likely to maintain what’s convenient to reach.