Baldwin Filters BT8801-MPG Hydraulic Filter

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS BT8801-MPG is a hydraulic filter designed for automotive and heavy equipment applications. It removes contaminants from hydraulic fluid circuits, protecting pumps, valves, and actuators from particulate wear. Hydraulic filters of this type are serviced regularly as part of planned maintenance on mobile equipment, and installation is typically performed by equipment technicians or fleet maintenance professionals. The BT8801-MPG weighs 3.66 pounds and carries a filter type designation of hydraulic, making it a direct-fit service replacement for systems that call for this element.

This filter is suited for use in hydraulic systems found on agricultural equipment, construction machinery, and industrial mobile equipment. It serves as a cross-reference replacement for several OEM and aftermarket filter part numbers across multiple equipment manufacturers and filter brands. Typical installation occurs during scheduled hydraulic fluid and filter service intervals on tractors, loaders, and similar heavy-duty equipment.

Key Features

• Hydraulic filter type rated for mobile and heavy equipment hydraulic circuits
• Cross-references to multiple OEM and aftermarket filter part numbers
• Direct-fit replacement design supports straightforward service interval swaps
• Weighs 3.66 pounds - consistent with full-size spin-on or element-style hydraulic filters
• UNSPSC Code 40161505 - classified as a hydraulic fluid power filter

Compatibility

The BT8801-MPG cross-references the following filter part numbers: Donaldson P552461, Fleetguard HF6835, Hastings BT8801-MPG, International 1233914H2, John Deere AT184206, Komatsu 1233914H4, and Wix 57606. Verify fitment against the equipment service manual before installation.

Installation Notes

Hydraulic filter replacement is performed by qualified equipment technicians familiar with the hydraulic system being serviced. Before replacing the filter, relieve system pressure and position the equipment safely to prevent unintended movement. Dispose of used hydraulic fluid according to local environmental regulations. Consult the equipment service manual for the correct torque procedure and fluid type when completing the service.