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    Posted: 22 Apr 2012 at 9:32am
What oil filter can I put on my wd45 ? I have an agcopartsbook now but I wanna know what else will work?
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Fram C159 about $7 at the local Farm store.


Edited by CTuckerNWIL - 22 Apr 2012 at 9:42am
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Lena 1935 WC12xxx, Willie 1951 CA6xx Dad bought new, 1954WD45 PS, 1960 D17 NF
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Okay thank you!
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There are people that will say Fram filters are junk . They don't understand, this is a bypass filter system and the back pressure of the filter is most important. The filter will and has worked for many years and does filter out contaminates from the oil that passes through it.
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Okay thanks for the info I will give one a try!!
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  MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE TUBE IN THE FILTER BASE   AND FILTER WITH THE RUBBER BY PASS INSIDE   NO PRESSURE SSSTILL SOME BEING USED IN THE PARTS FIELD   NOS YET  GET CALLS EVERY SPRING  1-574-342-4545  MUST HAVE THE YARN IN IT TO BE OK
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Most Fram full flow filters ARE junk. 30 years ago they were fine filters. They have figured out how to cut manufacturing cost.

The Fram for AC doesn't use the new technology that makes the modern Fram full filter into junk.

Gerald J.
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Just my two cents but I buy the filters from Agco. They are priced nice , look really original with the AC on them, and maybe will keep Agco supplying parts for 60++ year old tractors. Ryan
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here's the part #'s for WD/WD45 filters:

Baldwin T300-M
Hastings LF405
Purolator L30007
Wix 57011
Napa 7011
Fram C-159
AGCO OEM 70240912
Fleetguard LF571
1951 WD #78283, 1918 Case 28x50 Thresher #76738, Case Centennial B 2x16 Plow
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The Fram C159 costs more like $15 at the local farm stores around here.  Really gone up in price the last few years.
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I agree Dave,
 
Price seems out of line today.
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Originally posted by Dave (NE) Dave (NE) wrote:

The Fram C159 costs more like $15 at the local farm stores around here.  Really gone up in price the last few years.

Just changed the oil in the WD45 today...the Fram C159 cost 8 bucks from Rural King.
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Boy, you're getting a bargin compared to around here Blake.  Another local farm store was $17.  Don't understand the discrepancy.
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I have seen that with the C159 filters.  Prices are all over the map.  They have been steadily creeping up on the wholesale side, and I expect some just haven't caught up in repricing.  Unless they are maybe buying very large quantities. 
I try to stock the fram and the hastings.  Sometimes I have the baldwins in too. 
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