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why are lawn mower filters so exspensive? $12 compared to $4 for a fram car oil filter. does anyone know of a fram number to fit a 20horse kohler,or a 17horse tecompsee?
 
(quoted from post at 10:14:21 10/02/12) why are lawn mower filters so exspensive? $12 compared to $4 for a fram car oil filter. does anyone know of a fram number to fit a 20horse kohler,or a 17horse tecompsee?
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Because most think that you can only put a lawn mower oil filter on and never check to cross reference to auto filters, You don't say which 20 hp Kohler you have if its a single or a V twin. The Kohler single 20 hp uses a 10241 Wix filter I have no clue for the Tecumseh put check here:
http://tewarehouse.com/Catalog/05
 
There are people who hold FRAM filters in low esteem. In other words, if you are happy to pay cheap money for a cheap filter that is supposed to protect your valuable engine, then that's your choice.

Apparently, oil filters are not created equal and you get what you pay for. When compared to the cost of a new engine or a rebuilt one....the price of oil and filters is much cheaper.
 
(quoted from post at 10:54:45 10/02/12) There are people who hold FRAM filters in low esteem. In other words, if you are happy to pay cheap money for a cheap filter that is supposed to protect your valuable engine, then that's your choice.

Apparently, oil filters are not created equal and you get what you pay for. When compared to the cost of a new engine or a rebuilt one....the price of oil and filters is much cheaper.
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You are so right Tom, Fram is the poorest oil filter made particularly their cheap line, but on the other hand Kohler B&S Kawasaki etc don't make oil filters they are contracted and as with any specialty product the price gets inflated, any good oil filter like Wix, Baldwin, Champion Purolator are as good as the engine branded ones.
GB in MN
 
I sell lawn and garden filters for $6.00 each.Most small engines require a check valve in the filter ,most auto filters don,t have the check valve.E-mail me if you would like any.
 
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