Lk3084 filters

[Tango]

I have just purchased a 2100 hr "old" 1998 vintage LK3054 w/frt end loader and BH attachment ( Backhoe mdl KB1550 Kioti). I am looking for the cross referenced oil filter and trans(hydraulic) filters for the 3054 and also the Backhoe filter as referenced to SW 6095 in the BH owners manual. While I am at it, the diesel fuel filter element referenced as part # 8461243160 also. I thought I might exhaust the "Kioti" operators prior to ordering and shipping "Kioti" parts to the door since a dealer is a drive away at this point. Thanks for any assistance that you can provide in this regards. Skip So far I am very happy with my new addition.

 

[Jim_in_Omaha]

On my 3054, I have found the Kioti oil filters are priced cheaper than a Napa, Wix, Purolator equivalent and seems like a very high quality part. Could not find a Fram. The hydraulic filter is a user cleanable screen. Don't forget the fuel filter.

Mine has been a great tractor.

Jim

 

[VictorW]

As Jim mentioned, Kioti filters generally seem to be less expensive than a cross over brand even when shipped to your door. I also know that I'm using the proper filter other than just something that fits. I'm all for saving a buck but not at the expense of the tractor.

 

[Jimmyb33]

I ordered a set of filters from Wallace Tractor found on here... look at some of the other threads here and you'll find thier web site linked. They were a good deal and shipped to my door quickly. Beats hunting the parts down at the auto part places.

 

[zenmek]

A Purolator PL10193 works (have used it). Supposedly a Fram PH3950 crosses also (haven't tried yet) These are for the engine oil. As far as fuel filter, I got mine from a dealer, but Wix 33507 is supposed to fit (not tried).
Good luck
Will

 

[kentrodngun]

For the engine oil filter you can use Fram PH2921 (comes in Kioti friendly orange) STP S6941, Purolator L20287, Mobil M1401, Wix 51182 or NAPA 1182.

That said however, I buy my OEM Kioti filters from Rick Wallace. Rick's price including shipping (remember order a few) is actually cheaper than using the national brands I listed above. Sometimes they're tough to find and expensive too because they're unusual sizes and there's little demand for them.

My advise - "Stick with Rick"