Posted by FordNewbie on February 23, 2016 at 11:57:55 from (166.137.126.127):
I was reading some archived posts and came upon a post about Oil Bath filters verses Dry element filters. There was a lot of information about both. 90% or more air filtration for dry vs 20-30% for oil (at idle). I've also noticed its a lot based on personal preferences. I know my tractor is from 1970 and has been running good since then with it on there. But if I wanted to protect the engine even better, what size of dry filter would I get? Do I just take out the old oil bath filter, cup and everything and just place the dry inside it? Or would I need to take the oil bath system out and purchase a new housing to put in line from the breather cap to the air intake? The post I was reading is here:
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