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Outer Air Filter Element for JCB 3CX Backhoe Loaders and Forklift Telehandlers

Original price was: $45.09.Current price is: $25.10.

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When you’re running a JCB backhoe or telehandler in dusty conditions, your engine’s breathing clean air is everything. Whether you’re digging trenches, moving gravel, or loading pallets all day, this outer air filter element catches the big particles before they can damage your engine. The JCB 3CX backhoe loader is a contractor’s favorite for everything from drainage work to loading trucks, and keeping that engine running strong starts with proper filtration.

What You’re Getting

  • Direct replacement outer filter element designed for JCB air intake systems
  • High-capacity pleated media that traps dust, dirt, and debris before it reaches your engine
  • Works as part of a two-stage filtration system to maximize engine protection
  • Durable construction that holds up to the vibration and tough conditions of construction and farm work

Built for Real Farm Work

This filter fits JCB telehandlers and backhoe loaders across multiple series – from the versatile forklift models like the 926, 930, and 940 to the popular 3CX backhoe that’s earned its reputation on job sites everywhere. These machines work hard in environments where dust and debris are constant challenges, whether you’re cleaning out barns, moving feed, or working construction projects around the farm.

Made to Last

JCB equipment is built tough, and their filtration systems are no exception. This outer filter element handles the bulk of contamination so your inner safety element stays cleaner longer. The pleated design maximizes surface area while maintaining proper airflow to keep your engine breathing easily even when conditions get dusty.

Installation Notes

Always replace both inner and outer elements together – the inner filter acts as a safety element and may look clean but still be loaded with fine particles. Check air intake hoses and clamps while changing filters, as even small leaks bypass your filtration entirely. It’s worth taking an extra minute to make sure everything seals up properly – your engine will thank you for it.