Complete Air Filter Assembly with Elements for Massey Ferguson 300 Series Tractors

Description

When you’re running your Massey Ferguson through harvest dust or working ground that hasn’t seen rain in weeks, that old air filter assembly is working overtime to keep your engine breathing clean. But if the housing is cracked or the seals are shot, even fresh filter elements can’t stop dust from sneaking past and grinding away at your cylinders. This complete assembly comes with everything installed and ready—no hunting for the right elements or dealing with worn-out housings that let dirt bypass your filtration.

What You’re Getting

• Complete assembly with housing and both filter elements pre-installed—just bolt it on and go
• Factory-sealed design prevents unfiltered air from sneaking past old gaskets
• Heavy-duty canister construction handles engine vibration and heat cycles without cracking
• Direct replacement that bolts right up with proper mounting brackets—no modifications needed
• Fresh elements that are correctly seated and ready to protect your engine from day one

Built for Real Farm Work

Your MF 300 series tractor sees it all—dust clouds from discing, chaff from combining, and everything else floating around the farm. Whether you’re running a 365 on utility work, pulling implements with a 390T, or pushing a 399 through heavy field operations, this assembly provides the clean air your engine needs. These tractors were built to work hard in dusty conditions, and proper air filtration is what keeps them running strong season after season.

Made to Last

Farm equipment takes a beating, and air filter assemblies are no exception. This complete unit is built with the same heavy-duty materials as the original equipment, designed to handle the constant vibration, temperature swings, and pressure changes that come with hard work. The housing won’t crack from engine heat, and the seals stay flexible to keep doing their job.

Installation Notes

Installation takes about 30 minutes with basic tools. Remove the old assembly carefully to avoid dropping dirt into the intake, then clean the mounting area thoroughly before installing the new unit. Make sure all clamps and connections are snug—even a small air leak defeats the purpose. Check elements every 50 hours during dusty conditions, because you can’t see the microscopic particles that do the most engine damage.