Baldwin Filters BT366-10 Hydraulic Spin-on Filter

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS BT366-10 is a hydraulic spin-on filter designed for use in mobile and industrial hydraulic systems. It controls fluid contamination by trapping particulate before it reaches sensitive hydraulic components such as pumps, valves, and cylinders. The filter measures 3.688 inches in outside diameter and 5.406 inches in overall length, with a 3/4 inch thread for direct spin-on installation. It includes a G401-I gasket and is engineered to support improved fluid cleanliness, better cold-start performance, and sustained system protection under demanding operating conditions. Licensed technicians and equipment service pros handle installation in the field.

This filter is suited for hydraulic systems found in construction, agricultural, and industrial equipment. Stated application equipment includes Bedford, J.C. Bamford, New Holland, Thwaites Equipment, and U.C.C. Hydraulic Systems. It is a direct cross-reference replacement for multiple OEM and aftermarket filter part numbers, making it a practical stocking option for fleet maintenance operations and hydraulic service shops working across mixed equipment lines.

Key Features

• Spin-on design for fast, tool-assisted installation and removal
• 3/4 inch thread size for direct-fit mounting
• Outside diameter of 3.688 inches and overall length of 5.406 inches
• Includes G401-I gasket for a reliable, leak-free seal
• Supports improved hydraulic fluid cleanliness and cold-start flow performance
• Cross-references multiple OEM and aftermarket part numbers

Compatibility

The BT366-10 is a direct replacement for the following part numbers: Case 6010175M91, Caterpillar 5E5754, Donaldson P565243, Fram P7227, Hastings HF788, Komatsu Z148690958, Purolator H35164, and Wix 51546. Application equipment includes Bedford, J.C. Bamford, New Holland, Thwaites Equipment, and U.C.C. Hydraulic Systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed hydraulic technician or heavy equipment mechanic. Relieve all hydraulic system pressure and allow fluid to cool before removing the existing filter. Apply a light coat of clean hydraulic fluid to the gasket before threading the new filter on by hand until snug, then tighten according to the equipment manufacturer torque specification. Dispose of used hydraulic fluid and the old filter in accordance with local environmental regulations.