Replacement Hydraulic Oil Filters

Follow the machine manufacturer’s service procedure. Lower or mechanically support implements, isolate hazardous energy, relieve stored hydraulic pressure and allow hot components to cool before opening the circuit. Confirm the correct filter from the machine serial number, keep replacement parts and fluid clean, inspect the removed element, check for leaks after installation and dispose of used oil and filters according to applicable requirements.

Provide the machine make, model and serial number to the parts counter. Filter part numbers can change between production variants, and the correct element must match the circuit’s flow requirements, bypass setting and collapse rating—not simply the thread or stated micron label. McCann can help determine the recommended filter, fluid and capacity and review supersessions.

The range supports hydraulic filtration for excavators, skid steers and compact track loaders, backhoe loaders and compaction equipment. McCann supplies filtration for CASE, KOBELCO, Takeuchi and BOMAG equipment and can source parts for other makes it services, including CAT, Deere, Komatsu, Bobcat and Kubota. Confirm compatibility using the machine serial number.

Compare the machine manufacturer’s required specification, filter position, flow suitability, bypass setting, collapse rating and published efficiency data. ISO 16889 multi-pass testing reports efficiency as a beta ratio at a stated particle size, which is more meaningful than comparing an unqualified micron number. The replacement must also support the system’s required ISO 4406 cleanliness target.

Yes. McCann lists filter replacement, fluid analysis, inspections and comprehensive maintenance interval service among its preventative maintenance capabilities. Customers can also purchase individual filter elements for self-performed work. The recommended maintenance, fluid and filter specification are determined for the specific machine, so provide the serial number when requesting parts or service.

Provide the equipment make, model and serial number, along with the filter location or existing part number if available. Also explain the application and whether the request follows routine maintenance, a contamination event or a component failure. This information helps resolve serial-number variations, superseded part numbers and the correct fluid or capacity requirements.