Hydraulic Oil Filter - Mann-Filter - W935/2


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The Mann-Filter W935/2 is a high-performance hydraulic oil filter engineered for heavy-duty operating hydraulics, making it an essential component for owners of agricultural and industrial machinery such as Caterpillar, Kubota, and Massey Ferguson equipment. Its primary benefit is robust filtration that maintains system cleanliness, though users should carefully verify their equipment's specific thread size and mounting dimensions prior to installation to ensure a perfect fit.
| Model Part Number | W935/2 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Mann-Filter |
It is compatible with Caterpillar, Iseki, Kubota, Mahindra, Massey Ferguson, Mitsubishi, Sperry New Holland, and Yanmar equipment.
Yes, the Mann-Filter W935/2 serves as a direct cross-reference replacement for the Donaldson P502082.
This filter features a 1 1/8-16 UN-2B thread size.
This is specifically designed for operating hydraulic systems, not for engine oil filtration.
The filter has an outer diameter of 94 mm and a height of 176 mm.
Verify that the thread pitch matches the 1 1/8-16 UN-2B specification and ensure no debris is stuck in the mounting threads.
Ensure the old gasket was fully removed from the base and that the new filter is tightened sufficiently; check for damage to the mounting surface.
Installation involves ensuring the filter housing area is cleaned before removal to prevent dirt ingress into the hydraulic system. When installing the W935/2, apply a thin film of clean hydraulic oil to the rubber gasket to ensure a proper seal. Ensure the filter is tightened to the manufacturer's specific torque requirements, usually by hand until snug, followed by a minor rotation with a filter wrench if necessary. Always verify your specific equipment manual for the correct service interval, as hydraulic filters should be replaced according to hours of service or fluid contamination levels rather than just a visual inspection. Properly dispose of the used filter through local recycling programs for used oil and automotive components.