Baldwin Filters BT260-10 Hydraulic Spin-on Filter

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS BT260-10 is a hydraulic spin-on filter designed for mobile equipment and industrial hydraulic systems. It features a 3.688-inch outside diameter and an overall length of 5.375 inches, with a 1-1/8-inch thread size for secure installation. Weighing 1.113 pounds, this spin-on design allows for fast, clean serviceability in the field. The BT260-10 is engineered to improve system fluid cleanliness, support better cold-start performance, and provide superior protection for hydraulic circuits. It includes a G381-A I gasket for a reliable seal at installation.

This filter is suited for use in mobile hydraulic applications across agricultural, construction, and industrial equipment. Typical installations include hydraulic systems on Bobcat, Case, Ford, John Deere, Kobelco, Massey Ferguson, and New Holland equipment, as well as Cessna hydraulic systems. It is the type of component routinely serviced during scheduled hydraulic fluid maintenance intervals by equipment technicians and fleet service professionals.

Key Features

• Spin-on design for fast, tool-assisted removal and installation
• 3.688-inch outside diameter with 1-1/8-inch thread size
• Overall length of 5.375 inches fits standard hydraulic filter housings
• Engineered for improved hydraulic fluid cleanliness and cold-start performance
• Includes G381-A I gasket for a leak-free seal
• Lightweight at 1.113 pounds for easy single-tech handling

Compatibility

The BT260-10 is compatible with equipment using Bobcat, Case, Cessna Hydraulic Systems, Ford, John Deere, Kobelco, Massey Ferguson, and New Holland hydraulic systems. It is a direct replacement for ACDelco PF923, Allis Chalmers 49979589, Case H311654, Caterpillar 85261, Donaldson P779661, Fram P1656, GMC 25011621, Hastings HF733, John Deere AT79590, Komatsu 5527955814, Purolator PER221H, and Wix 51663.

Installation Notes

Installation and replacement of hydraulic filters should be performed by a qualified equipment technician. Before servicing, relieve all hydraulic system pressure and allow the system to cool to a safe handling temperature. Apply a light film of clean hydraulic fluid to the gasket before threading the filter on by hand, then snug with a filter wrench per equipment manufacturer torque guidance. Dispose of used hydraulic fluid and filters in accordance with local environmental regulations.