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Re: Spin on oil filter
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Posted by Rod F. on August 01, 2005 at 09:16:33 from (142.177.109.168):
In Reply to: Spin on oil filter posted by George in Biloxi on August 01, 2005 at 08:59:30:
Hi George, I think, but I'm not going to swear on this, but the oil filter should be a PH8A Fram, or it's equivelant. The same one used on the Ford Windsor engines. NH was actually sourcing the filters from FleetGuard, so your nearest FG dealer, or Cummins dealer should be able to supply exactly the same filter. The Wix number will also be a 51515. Baldwin can also supply them, although I'm not sure about the number. They should be able to cross it for you.
Likewise, the fuel filter is a very common filter. The same filter would have been prominent on several Massey's, possibly David Brown, or many Perkins powered engines. The filter is about as common as dirt. Found most places for less than 10 bucks. Again, FG can supply these filters, as I'm sure Baldwin can too.
I'm not sure about the power steering filter. I've always bought them from NH, and never looked for another source. Best of luck. Rod
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