Description
Your Manitou telehandler’s hydraulic system is what makes those lifts smooth and gives you the power to handle heavy loads day after day. But dirty hydraulic fluid is like sand in the gears – it’ll wear out expensive pumps, cylinders, and valves faster than you can say ‘costly repair.’ This hydraulic filter keeps contamination out of your system, protecting your investment and keeping you running when there’s work to be done.
What You’re Getting
- High-efficiency filtration that captures metal particles, dirt, and debris before they damage components
- Robust construction designed to handle the pressure spikes that come with lifting and extending operations
- Direct replacement design that fits right in without modifications or adapters
- Quality materials that stand up to temperature extremes and hydraulic fluid breakdown
Built for Real Telehandler Work
Manitou MLA627 and MLT628 series telehandlers are workhorses in construction, agriculture, and material handling. Whether you’re stacking hay bales, loading trucks, placing materials on rooftops, or moving pallets around a jobsite, these machines put serious demands on their hydraulic systems. The constant lifting, extending, and precise positioning creates heat and pressure that can quickly contaminate hydraulic fluid if it’s not properly filtered.
Made to Last
This filter uses multi-layer filtration media that traps everything from microscopic metal wear particles to moisture and external dirt contamination. The heavy-duty construction handles the pressure surges that happen when you’re working with heavy loads or making quick movements, while the robust canister design ensures reliable operation season after season.
Good to Know
Change this filter regularly – about every 500 hours or annually, whichever comes first. If you’re doing dusty work like demolition or working in sandy conditions, check it more often. Always relieve hydraulic pressure before changing the filter, and keep a close eye on your hydraulic fluid color – if it’s getting dark or smells burnt, it’s time for both a filter change and fresh fluid.
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