Power Distributors 5076K Premium Spin-on Oil Filter

Product Description

The POWER DISTRIBUTORS 5076K is a premium spin-on oil filter engineered for extended service life on pressure-lubricated small engines. It delivers twice the performance life of standard replacement oil filters, making it a practical choice for technicians and service professionals who want to reduce maintenance intervals on equipment powered by twin-cylinder engines. The 5076K serves as the extended-life version of oil filter 5049K and is the DIY-market equivalent of Briggs service part 696854. At 2.82 pounds packaged, it ships in a five-unit pack suited for shop stock or fleet maintenance programs.

This filter is designed for use on pressure-lubricated engine models including the Briggs Stratton Intek V-Twin, ELS, and Vanguard series, as well as other select twin-cylinder engines. It is a direct fit for outdoor power equipment such as zero-turn mowers, riding tractors, and commercial walk-behinds running these engine platforms. Both professional small-engine technicians and experienced DIY users will find the spin-on design straightforward to service in the field or the shop.

Key Features

• Twice the performance life of standard replacement oil filters for extended service intervals
• Spin-on design allows for fast, tool-minimal filter changes in the field
• Direct extended-life replacement for oil filter 5049K
• DIY-market equivalent of Briggs service part 696854
• Sold in a five-unit pack, suitable for shop stocking and fleet accounts
• Compatible with pressure-lubricated twin-cylinder engine configurations

Compatibility

Designed for pressure-lubricated engine models including the Briggs Stratton Intek V-Twin, ELS, and Vanguard series, and other select twin-cylinder engines. Serves as the extended-life version of oil filter 5049K and the DIY equivalent of Briggs service part 696854.

Installation Notes

Small-engine technicians and qualified DIY users typically perform this service. Before replacing the oil filter, shut the engine down completely and allow it to cool to prevent contact with hot oil or engine surfaces. Hand-tighten the spin-on filter until the gasket seats, then follow the engine manufacturer's final-tightening guidance. Dispose of used oil and filters in accordance with local environmental regulations.