Sorry this post is so long, this is verbatim from www.ihcubcadet.com...... (The order of the attached thumbnails are in the order of the following text...... more photos in the next post)
Here are the photos of the hydro filters that were cut apart.
all_filters
Above are some of the various filters that cross to the Cub Cadet OEM PN: 923-3014
Fleetguard PN: HF6096
Wix PN: 51084
Stens PN: 120-265
Parts Master PN: 61085 1-16A
Fram PN: PH16
cc_filter_1 & cc_filter_2
Above is the Cub Cadet Filter.
fleetgard_1 & fleetgard_2
Above is the Fleetguard PN: HF6096 filter. This is almost exactly the same inside as the Cub Cadet filter.
wix_1 & wix_2
Above is the Wix PN: 51084 filter. This is similar to the Cub Cadet filter except that it has a separate steel nipple instead of being formed as part of the fiter end.
stens_1 & stens_2
Above is the Stens PN: 120-265 filter. The main difference between this and the Cub Cadet filter is the spring which is a piece of spring steel rather then a coil spring.
parts_master_1 & parts_master_2
Above is the Parts Master PN: 61085 1-16A filter. The filter element is nearly the same as the Cub Cadet filter it uses the different spring and has a rubber seal instead of the steel nipple.
fram_1
Above is the Fram PN: PH16 filter. This has cardboard ends to the filter instead of steel and there is less filter area. It has a rubber nipple or seal and an odd spring with a plastic retainer on a small coil spring inside the spring steel. I don't think I'd use this one. It does have a really nice rubber grip on the filter housing though.
This really helped to convince me not to use fram filters.....
Here are the photos of the hydro filters that were cut apart.
all_filters
Above are some of the various filters that cross to the Cub Cadet OEM PN: 923-3014
Fleetguard PN: HF6096
Wix PN: 51084
Stens PN: 120-265
Parts Master PN: 61085 1-16A
Fram PN: PH16
cc_filter_1 & cc_filter_2
Above is the Cub Cadet Filter.
fleetgard_1 & fleetgard_2
Above is the Fleetguard PN: HF6096 filter. This is almost exactly the same inside as the Cub Cadet filter.
wix_1 & wix_2
Above is the Wix PN: 51084 filter. This is similar to the Cub Cadet filter except that it has a separate steel nipple instead of being formed as part of the fiter end.
stens_1 & stens_2
Above is the Stens PN: 120-265 filter. The main difference between this and the Cub Cadet filter is the spring which is a piece of spring steel rather then a coil spring.
parts_master_1 & parts_master_2
Above is the Parts Master PN: 61085 1-16A filter. The filter element is nearly the same as the Cub Cadet filter it uses the different spring and has a rubber seal instead of the steel nipple.
fram_1
Above is the Fram PN: PH16 filter. This has cardboard ends to the filter instead of steel and there is less filter area. It has a rubber nipple or seal and an odd spring with a plastic retainer on a small coil spring inside the spring steel. I don't think I'd use this one. It does have a really nice rubber grip on the filter housing though.
This really helped to convince me not to use fram filters.....
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