Inner Air Filter Element for Valtra 6000, 8000 & T Series Tractors

Description

That inner air filter might be tucked away in your air box, but it’s working overtime to protect your engine from the fine dust that can turn a reliable powerplant into an expensive rebuild. When you’re working in dusty fields during cultivation or harvest, your primary filter catches most of the debris, but this inner element is what stops the fine particles that sneak through—the ones that destroy pistons and cylinders if they get inside your engine.

What You’re Getting

• High-efficiency filtration media that traps microscopic particles down to levels that would damage your engine
• Precise dimensions (390mm height, 115mm outer diameter) for exact fit in your Valtra air system
• Heavy-duty construction that handles the pressure differentials and temperature swings of farm work
• Secondary safety protection that works with your outer filter for complete air system defense
• Quality materials that maintain filtering efficiency even when your primary filter starts getting loaded

Built for Real Farm Work

This inner filter fits a wide range of Valtra tractors from the 6900 utility model up through the powerful T190 and 8950 HI series machines. Whether you’re running a mid-size tractor for hay operations or a high-horsepower machine for heavy tillage work, this filter provides the same level of protection that came from the factory. These are tractors built for serious farming operations where clean air isn’t optional.

Made to Last

Valtra engines are precision machines with tight tolerances that demand clean air to deliver their legendary reliability. This inner filter uses fine filtration media specifically designed to trap the particles that cause the most engine damage while maintaining the high airflow these engines need. The construction handles dusty agricultural conditions without tearing or bypassing, ensuring no contamination reaches your engine’s internal components.

Installation Notes

Replace this inner filter every second or third outer filter change under normal conditions, but change it more frequently if you’re working in extremely dusty conditions. Never attempt to clean and reuse an inner filter—the fine media can’t be properly cleaned without damage. Always install with clean hands and make sure it seats properly with no gaps at the seals, as even a small bypass path lets unfiltered air into your engine.