Baldwin Filters PT849-10 Hydraulic Filter

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS PT849-10 is a hydraulic filter designed for automotive and heavy equipment applications. It replaces original equipment filter elements in hydraulic systems, maintaining fluid cleanliness and protecting pumps, valves, and actuators from particulate contamination. Licensed HVAC and equipment technicians, fleet maintenance crews, and heavy equipment service professionals install this filter as a direct OEM-style replacement. At 0.471 pounds, it is a compact, lightweight component suited for routine hydraulic system maintenance intervals.

This filter is used in hydraulic systems found on agricultural equipment, construction machinery, and industrial vehicles. It is a common service replacement on equipment originally fitted with AllisChalmers, Case, Caterpillar, Ford, International, Fleetguard, Donaldson, Fram, and Purolator hydraulic filter applications. The PT849-10 serves as a cross-reference replacement for multiple OEM and aftermarket part numbers, making it a practical stocking choice for fleet shops and equipment dealers that service mixed-brand inventories.

Key Features

• Direct cross-reference replacement for multiple OEM and aftermarket hydraulic filter part numbers
• Designed for hydraulic fluid filtration in automotive and heavy equipment systems
• Lightweight construction at 0.471 pounds for easy handling during service
• UNSPSC Code 40161505 classified hydraulic filter for procurement and cataloging
• Single-unit packaging supports per-unit service and stocking flexibility

Compatibility

The PT849-10 is a direct replacement for the following OEM and aftermarket part numbers: AllisChalmers 11281524, Case 876941C91, Caterpillar 647919, Donaldson P779115, Fleetguard HF6185, Ford 511063, Fram C1666, Hastings PT849-10, International 876941C91, and Purolator 6694002.

Installation Notes

Hydraulic filter replacement should be performed by a qualified equipment technician or fleet mechanic. Before servicing, relieve all hydraulic system pressure and allow the system to cool to prevent burns from hot hydraulic fluid. Dispose of used filter elements and drained fluid in accordance with local environmental regulations. Refer to the equipment manufacturer service manual for torque specifications and service interval requirements specific to the application.