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Old 05-03-2010, 09:52 PM
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Fram Filters = Rats nest in a can
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Well, wasn't meant to be... S/G is toast... shaft just spins around the pulley... got it started enough to get it to where I could install the deck and there she sits... ...
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Old 05-03-2010, 09:55 PM
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Cut a Fram filter open and then cut a NAPA, Wix, Baldwin, etc open and you will see. The Fram is very cheaply made and uses very little paper. NAPA makes a really good filter, I think they are better than Wix.
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A study was done on these Hydro Filters of which I was a part of. A lot of research went into this.Filters were bought & cut open.

These are the ONLY ones that are suitable for our Cub Cadets and Sundstrand...

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Just for reference on Wix Filters. If the 1st # is a 5 it's for oil, if it's a 4 it's air and it it's a 3 it's for fuel. Normally to go from Wix to NAPA you drop the first number a 51515 Wix is the same as a 1515 NAPA. It's been a few years since I worked in a shop, but it was true then.
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I've had two Fram filters that did not flow. One years ago on my truck and one last year on my 1872. I will NEVER EVER use a Fram again. I have now switched to Motorcraft for engine filters and I use the NAPA 1410 on the hydros.

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what does a napa or wix hydro filter run for price?
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I use CC hydro filters. I priced a NAPA filter, and it cost just as much as the CC filter, and the CC dealer is a couple miles closer to me than NAPA.
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If you cut both NAPA nad Wix filters open you will see the NAPA is a better filter, it has more paper and a better valve.
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Here is an image of the Cub Cadet Hydro Filter cut open....



Here is an image of the Wix Hydro Filter (made for: NAPA & Carquest) cut open....

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