Mahindra tractor engines include a wide range of filters – Air Filters, Hydraulic Filters, Fuel Filters, and Oil Filters. Replacing filters when needed is simple and can prolong the life of your tractor, but the cost of filters can add up over time. At Reubicon, we have the perfect solution – aftermarket Mahindra Tractor Filters in convenient, affordable filter packs.

Why Choose Filter Packs?

While we sell aftermarket Mahindra Filters individually, purchasing filter packs can ensure you always have a variety of filters on hand, and buying filter packs costs much less than purchasing individual filters.

For instance, if you have a Mahindra 6065 model tractor and need an inner or outer aftermarket Mahindra Air Filter, you can purchase these individually. The inner filter will cost $34.99, and the outer filter costs $45.99. Purchase a combo filter kit that includes both of these filters, and the total cost is just $50.99, and this pack includes free shipping.  That’s savings of more than $30.

This is just one example, and we have filter packs for a wide range of Mahindra tractor models, including many older tractor models. This is a huge advantage of buying aftermarket Mahindra Filters and Aftermarket Mahindra Tractor Parts. OEM parts and filters often are not available for older models, and our high-quality aftermarket options allow you to keep your older tractor in great shape for as long as possible.

We offer a wide variety of filter packs. We have options that include an aftermarket Mahindra Oil Filter, an aftermarket Mahindra Hydraulic Filter, an aftermarket Mahindra Fuel Filter (both a primary and secondary fuel filter), and an aftermarket Mahindra Air Filter. Another affordable option includes an inner and outer Air Filter, an Oil Filter, a Hydraulic Filter, and a Fuel Filter. We also have bulk filter packs, such as our handy pack of 10 Bosch Fuel Filters. These filters are compatible with a wide range of Mahindra models.

To find the filter or filter packs that you need, you can search our aftermarket Mahindra Tractor Parts Catalog Online by part name or by tractor model. If you search by part type, we have a special category for “Aftermarket Mahindra Tractor Filter Packs,” and this can be a fast way to find what you need.

You also can shop for both filter packs and individual filters under the “Aftermarket Mahinda Tractor Filters” section. Whether you need aftermarket Mahindra Oil Filters, a Tractor Air Filter, or another filter type, we have everything you need. If you are having trouble finding the filters you want, please contact us for assistance, as we stock filters for most Mahindra models.

How A Clogged Filter Affects Your Tractor

Changing out filters – fuel, air, oil, and hydraulic – is an easy DIY task, and it can make a huge impact on the health of your tractor. Here’s a quick look at the repercussions inherent when you don’t swap out old filters for new aftermarket Mahindra tractor filters.

Air Filter Issues

Tractor Air Filters protect your engine by preventing dust, dirt, and debris from entering the tractor’s intake system while still allowing clean airflow for proper combustion. These filters should be replaced about every 200 to 300 hours for normal use, and every 100 hours (or sooner) in dusty or dirty conditions. We recommend inspecting the filter often to ensure that it is still in good condition.

When the filter becomes dirty or clogged, airflow is restricted, and this can reduce engine efficiency and your tractor’s power output.  Over time, continuing to use a dirty filter allows contaminants to affect internal engine components, such as cylinders, injectors, and pistons.

Fuel Filter Issues

Fuel Filters protect your tractor’s fuel system by removing dirt, rust, water, and other contaminants before the fuel reaches your injectors and fuel pump. When a fuel filter is clogged or dirty, it can restrict fuel delivery and lead to hard starts, reduced fuel efficiency, and cause rough running in general.  Typically, you will want to swap out this filter after about 400-500 hours of use, and possibly sooner in dusty or dirty conditions.

Hydraulic Filters Issues

Hydraulic Filters protect your tractor’s hydraulic system by removing dirt and debris before they can circulate through pumps, valves, and cylinders. Clean hydraulic fluid is essential for maintaining proper pressure, smooth operation, and responsive control of loaders, steering, and implements.

While Mahindra often suggests replacing this filter after about 1,000 hours of use, it’s typically best to inspect the filter carefully after about 300-400 hours, as you often will find that the filter is ready for replacement, especially in dirty or heavy-use environments.

Oil Filter Issues

Tractor Oil Filters protect your engine by trapping dirt and other contaminants that circulate through the engine during normal operation. Clean oil is crucial for proper lubrication as well as for reducing friction between moving engine components.

Every time you change the oil, you should swap out your old oil filter for a new aftermarket Mahindra Tractor Oil Filter, which typically occurs after 100 hours of use. However, if you have a brand new tractor, Mahindra often recommends doing an initial oil and filter change after the first 50 hours, and it’s often wise to swap out the fuel filter during this 50-hour “break-in” service, too.

Reubicon: Huge Selection, Low Prices & Fast Shipping!

In addition to our quality Tractor Oil Filters, Tractor Air Filters, Tractor Hydraulic Filters, and Tractor Fuel Filters, we also have a huge selection of aftermarket Mahindra Tractor Parts. We stock only the highest quality aftermarket filters and parts, and you can rest assured that everything we sell will fit and function perfectly in your tractor. We also carry quality, affordable aftermarket Mahindra Roxor Parts, filters and filter packs.