Oil & Fuel BX2350 Oil Filters? Any cross reference?
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Musclford
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Could, but I'm not a Fram guy.. Stick with Wix / Baldwin if possible...
furthermore, just for those who look at this,, there are (2) fuel filters, one visible under the hood, one thats underneath...
It stinks when the one underneath plugs with water/sediment... in the middle of the winter pushing snow...
That's a voice of experience... and the lines are a blankety blank to remove btw..
Good luck
Phil
furthermore, just for those who look at this,, there are (2) fuel filters, one visible under the hood, one thats underneath...
It stinks when the one underneath plugs with water/sediment... in the middle of the winter pushing snow...
That's a voice of experience... and the lines are a blankety blank to remove btw..
Good luck
Phil
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SkunkWerX
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Musclford said:
I'm not a Fram guy either, just looking for any after-market number I can cross-reference.
I stick with NAPA/WIX and I like the Purolators, with all that extra filter pleating inside.
WAB85
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SkunkWerX
I have a couple of Kubotas. One is an RTV900, the other is a L3830. I am not familiar with the "B" and "BX" Series, but from the number of post about them there must be a hugh number in service.
However, I have used a NAPA Gold # 1358 engine oil filter as a direct replacement on the RTV900 engine. I just bought a couple of filters for the same unit from a Kubota dealer (Kubota brand) and they cost $8.95 each. So, unless getting to your Kubota dealer is a problem, the cost savings of using another brand may not be much.
My NAPA dealer had a book that made finding their filter number easy.
Hope this helps a little.
KW
I have a couple of Kubotas. One is an RTV900, the other is a L3830. I am not familiar with the "B" and "BX" Series, but from the number of post about them there must be a hugh number in service.
However, I have used a NAPA Gold # 1358 engine oil filter as a direct replacement on the RTV900 engine. I just bought a couple of filters for the same unit from a Kubota dealer (Kubota brand) and they cost $8.95 each. So, unless getting to your Kubota dealer is a problem, the cost savings of using another brand may not be much.
My NAPA dealer had a book that made finding their filter number easy.
Hope this helps a little.
KW
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SkunkWerX
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Thanks KW.
My NAPA store is 5 minutes away, Advanced Auto is 15 mins away, the Kubota dealer is 45 mins away.
Before needing a filter I'd just like to record which ones match, and be able to get one close by, if needed.
My NAPA store is 5 minutes away, Advanced Auto is 15 mins away, the Kubota dealer is 45 mins away.
Before needing a filter I'd just like to record which ones match, and be able to get one close by, if needed.
robbo323
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Happened to be looking for the same info because dealer is 30 mins farther than several auto parts stores. Wix site cross references the BX2350 filter as their #51365. That number cross-references with Fram PH6607 (though Fram does not recognize the original Kubota #). Anyone tried either of these options?
robbo323
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For what its worth, same method of cross-referencing for air filters shows: Wix 46449, and Fram CA9248. Looks like the same filter in the photo & Wix site says it fits several variations of this engine.