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#HH1J0-32430 FILTER(OIL, CARTIDGE) ***

Name: Kubota #HH1J0-32430 FILTER(OIL, CARTIDGE) ***
Brand: Kubota
SKU: HH1J0-32430
Price: 14.08 USD
Availability: InStock

$14.08

> 100 In Stock

Product replaces 15853-32430 15853-32435 15853-32437 15853-32439 15853-99170 15853-99179 1J090-32430 1J094-32430 HH150-32430

Weight: 0.50 lbs

Kubota part # HH1J0-32430 is an oil filter cartridge designed for a variety of Kubota equipment. It’s primarily used for filtering engine oil, helping to remove contaminants and ensuring that the oil remains clean and effective in lubricating the engine. This filter helps prevent premature wear on engine components by trapping dirt, metal particles, and other debris that could cause damage.

When replacing this filter, it's important to lubricate the rubber gasket with fresh oil before installing it, and only hand-tighten it to avoid damaging the seal.

This filter is compatible with a number of Kubota models, including tractors and equipment in the BX, RTV, ZG and other series. It's a straight forward part to replace during regular maintenance, ensuring your engine stays in good working order. Keep in mind that the filter replaces several older part numbers, such as HH150-32430, 15853-32435, and others, so check your machine’s manual to ensure compatibility.

For best results, replace the filter on schedule, and always double-check for leaks after installation.

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Installation Tips

(10 minutes)
my BX1850 was a little difficult to get a good grip on the oil filter, but with a little persistence, it broke loose and came off

1/10/2025
BETHLEHEM, PA
STEVEN

(5 minutes)

9/27/2024
STARKE, FL
JASON

Unrated (30 minutes)
Tight place to get to but oil the gasket on the new filter and screw it on after removing the old filter. Very hand tight is all you need. Add oil check for leaks.

4/29/2024
Huntsville, TX
William

(5 minutes)

4/10/2024
SAPULPA, OK
Kenneth

(2 minutes)
Lubricate the seal with a thin film of new engine oil. Pre-fill filter ~ halfway with new engine oil and gently spin in hands before installing.

9/7/2023
FALL BRANCH, TN
RANDY

(5 minutes)

6/22/2023
QUAKER CITY, OH
Dayle

Unrated (45 minutes)
Jack right side of tractor up and take rear tire off. Remove drain plug and have a pan big enough for three gallons of used hydraulic fluid. Put plug back in. Remove hydraulic filter and install new one after lubing the rubber seal on the filter. Put tire back on. Go to left rear of the tractor and remove the filter screen (being careful not to damage the o ring Clean screen and reinstall in reverse order. Fill with proper amount and type of hydraulic fluid. Run tractor using the hydraulics and check for leaks, then turn it off. Next day Recheck hydraulic fluid and add if necessary.

6/15/2023
Huntsville, TX
William

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