Moonlite37
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A fellow cleaning out garage gave me three AR28110R oil filters and I do not know what they fit. May give to a neighbor who can use them
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shaun wallace
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If 5 or more years old put on shelf to look at or throw away. The paper has deterated and will disengrate.
Tx Jim
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AR28110 was subbed to AR26350 which is engine oil filter for 2 cyl & 10 or 20 series tractors built in Waterloo Ia
Moonlite37
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Thanks,they are sealed in cellophane and look fresh
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