Baldwin Filters BT23607-MPG Hydraulic Filter

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS BT23607-MPG is a spin-on hydraulic filter designed to protect hydraulic systems from particulate contamination. It measures 3-7/16 inches in outside diameter and 6-17/32 inches in overall length, making it a direct-fit replacement in applications where these envelope dimensions are required. This filter is used in mobile and stationary hydraulic circuits to maintain fluid cleanliness and protect pumps, valves, and actuators from wear-causing debris. Installation is typically performed by heavy equipment technicians, fleet mechanics, or hydraulic system specialists during scheduled maintenance intervals.

This hydraulic filter fits automotive and industrial hydraulic applications requiring a spin-on filter element with the stated OD and OAL dimensions. It is suited for use in systems where regular filter replacement is part of a preventive maintenance program. Technicians servicing mobile hydraulic equipment, agricultural machinery, or stationary power units will find this filter appropriate when the dimensional specs align with the existing filter head.

Key Features

• Spin-on hydraulic filter design for straightforward service replacement
• Outside diameter of 3-7/16 inches for precise fitment to compatible filter heads
• Overall length of 6-17/32 inches for correct installation without clearance issues
• Designed to remove particulate contamination from hydraulic fluid circuits
• Weighs 2.1 pounds, consistent with a full-size spin-on hydraulic element

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement hydraulic filter for systems requiring a spin-on element with a 3-7/16 inch OD and 6-17/32 inch OAL. No additional specific model or equipment compatibility data was provided in the product documentation.

Installation Notes

Hydraulic filter replacement should be performed by a qualified mechanic or hydraulic technician. Depressurize the hydraulic system completely and allow fluid to cool before removing the old filter to avoid burns or injection injuries. Use an appropriate filter wrench to remove the old unit, and hand-tighten the new filter per the filter head manufacturer's recommendation before applying any final snugging. Dispose of used hydraulic fluid and the old filter element in accordance with local regulations.