Baldwin Filters BT8841-MPG Hydraulic Filter

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS BT8841-MPG is a spin-on hydraulic filter designed to remove contaminants from hydraulic fluid circuits in automotive and mobile equipment applications. With an outside diameter of 3.75 inches and an overall length of 6.09 inches, this filter fits standard hydraulic filter housings using a 1-3/8 inch thread connection. It is selected and installed by hydraulic system technicians and equipment mechanics maintaining mobile machinery, industrial vehicles, and related hydraulic-powered equipment. The filter is rated under UNSPSC code 40161505, classifying it within industrial filtration components.

This hydraulic filter is suited for use in mobile equipment and automotive hydraulic systems where reliable fluid cleanliness is required to protect pumps, valves, and actuators. It is a direct-fit spin-on style filter appropriate for scheduled maintenance intervals on equipment that sees regular hydraulic fluid service. Technicians servicing loaders, lifts, and other hydraulic-driven machines will find the thread size and dimensions consistent with common filter mounting bases in this equipment class.

Key Features

• Spin-on hydraulic filter design for straightforward service and replacement
• 3.75 inch outside diameter fits standard hydraulic filter bases
• 6.09 inch overall length for compatibility with typical filter bowl clearances
• 1-3/8 inch thread size for secure mounting to filter head
• Filters hydraulic fluid to protect downstream system components

Compatibility

Compatible with applications specifying Baldwin filter BT8841-MPG. Designed as a direct replacement spin-on hydraulic filter for mobile and automotive hydraulic systems using a 1-3/8 inch thread mount.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified hydraulic system technician or equipment mechanic. Relieve all hydraulic system pressure and allow fluid to cool before removing the existing filter. Hand-tighten the new filter according to the filter housing manufacturer guidelines, then verify for leaks upon system startup. Dispose of used hydraulic fluid and filters in accordance with local environmental regulations.