Steevo
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I have , get that fliter for £7zoom in close you'll read the iveco number
The merc parts would be much cheaper bought from a merc dealer if you knew other engine fitments.At a guess i suspect its something like a MLT 634 with a merc engine. The air filters on that are expensive IMO and he's asking for 2 hydraulic filters which there both expensive BUT imo 1 of them is just a pilot filter and i rarely bother changing that one, nothing bad happens to machine if it blocks other than controls stop working. it wont damage anything.
I only fit the genuine engine oil filter, any aftermarket merc ones i have bought are missing the fibre seal on the bottom of the element! in my mind that is important that one isn't over expensive anyway.
The merc parts would be much cheaper bought from a merc dealer if you knew other engine fitments.
Turf? No, not me. That means there must be two of them still about then.
I was in contact with you about carriage parts for ours. I managed to get them off a burned out one being broken on eBay. If ours is serial no. 03, and there's one on a turf farm somewhere, and there was a burned out one one eBay, maybe that's all of them? I'm tellin' ya, she's a rare classic in the making.
ETA: See your point about hyd filters. Just read a different part of the (crap!) manual, and found out about two of the ones you mention. Local dealer didn't know about them.
When I ran three merc tractors and two g wagons their parts were cheaper than you could hope for, (well mostly)You say that but I priced some parts before and was similar to manitou! Not the filters though.
Not that many merc manitous about anyway to worry about.
Remember oil-bath air cleaners? Long life and cheap to run.Air filters make me laugh
Most tractors /machines have a light on dash to tel you when to clean /blow it out
loads off people change em just for changing them
When i was spreading lime i could blow them out a few times a day but still worked and lasted for years
Buy my truck tractor and vehicle filter from the likes off auto parts etc
but as above it helps to have a good bloke to cross reference filter numbers etc
I write al filter numbers down in service book for vehicle so can always nearly cross ref them ny self
We also use AB Components. They are a very good company to deal with.Give AB components a ring if you're ringing round, depending where you are.. we get all our filters from them for everything