When your Massey Ferguson 135’s oil bath air cleaner bowl gets cracked or damaged, that pool of oil that’s supposed to trap dust just isn’t doing its job anymore. The oil vapors attract the dirt and cleanse the air before entering the engine. When air flows through the oil, dust and dirt particles get trapped in the oil thus preventing them from reaching the engine. This replacement bowl gets your air filtration system back to protecting your engine like it should.
What You’re Getting
- Complete oil bath bowl measuring 150mm x 100mm deep with 135mm bottom diameter
- Comes with mounting clips so you have everything needed for installation
- Particularly effective in high-dust environments like grain harvesting, where traditional filters would require frequent replacement. The oil bath design provides consistent airflow without the restriction that occurs as paper filters load with debris.
- Direct replacement that restores your original air filtration system
Built for Real Farm Work
The MF135 models were particularly popular for mixed farming operations, powering through hay production, livestock feeding, and general farm maintenance tasks. These tractors were designed for reliability in dusty conditions common in grain farming, making effective air filtration absolutely critical for engine longevity. This bowl is part of the proven oil bath system that kept these workhorses running strong for decades.
Made to Last
This replacement bowl is built to handle the vibration and temperature changes your 135 deals with every day in the field. Oil bath filters are very efficient at capturing dirt and can sequester a large amount of dirt relative to their size, without loss of efficiency, making them an excellent choice for dusty agricultural environments.
Installation Notes
Installation is straightforward with the included clips. Fill the oil bath cup to the marked level with clean engine oil of appropriate viscosity. Regular maintenance involves draining the dirty oil, cleaning the filter element with solvent, and refilling with fresh oil. Service intervals depend on operating conditions but typically range from 50-100 hours in normal conditions, or more frequently in extremely dusty environments.
