Baldwin Filters BD50000 Spin-on Oil Filter 4.69in Od

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS BD50000 is a heavy-duty spin-on oil filter designed for high-capacity engine oil filtration in demanding automotive and equipment applications. With an outside diameter of 4.69 inches and an overall length of 11.781 inches, this filter is built to service large-displacement diesel engines where extended filtration capacity and robust particle removal are critical. The M95 x 2.5-6H thread ensures a secure, leak-free installation. A gasket is included. Technicians working on commercial vehicles, agricultural equipment, or construction machinery will find this filter a direct-fit service item requiring no additional hardware.

This spin-on oil filter is suited for use on large diesel-powered equipment in commercial, agricultural, and construction settings. It is a direct service replacement for applications originally specifying compatible OEM filter part numbers from Case, Cummins, Donaldson, Fram, Hastings, Komatsu, Purolator, and Wix. Its high-capacity design supports extended service intervals where the engine manufacturer and fleet maintenance schedule permit.

Key Features

• Spin-on design for fast, clean service without special tooling
• High-capacity filtration to reduce wear particles in large-displacement diesel engines
• M95 x 2.5-6H thread for secure, leak-resistant mounting
• Gasket included - no separate seal purchase required
• Outside diameter of 4.69 inches and overall length of 11.781 inches for direct-fit replacement
• Engineered to help prevent premature engine wear caused by contaminated oil

Compatibility

The BD50000 is compatible with applications specifying Case 87408494, Cummins 4367100, Donaldson P559000, Fram PH8691A, Hastings LF1000, Komatsu 6216545110, Purolator L65329, and Wix WL10107.

Installation Notes

Oil filter service should be performed by a qualified diesel technician following the equipment manufacturer's service interval and procedures. Shut down the engine and allow it to cool before removing the old filter to prevent burns from hot oil. Hand-tighten the new filter until the gasket contacts the seating surface, then follow the manufacturer's final torque guidance - do not over-tighten. Dispose of used oil and filters in accordance with local environmental regulations.