P828889 P829333 Air Filters Set Fits John Deere 5103 5203 Cat 416C 416D Kubota
P828889 P829333 Air Filters Set Fits John Deere 5103 5203 Cat 416C 416D Kubota
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Air Filters Set for John Deere, Cat, Kubota
This air filter set includes two elements (P828889 and P829333) that provide engine intake filtration for select John Deere, Cat, and Kubota equipment, cross-referencing part numbers P828889 and P829333.
Overview
This air filters set delivers dependable engine protection by trapping dust and debris before they reach the combustion chamber. The two-filter configuration matches the dual-element air intake systems found on multiple John Deere, Cat, and Kubota machines, making it a practical choice for routine service. Operators rely on this air filters set to maintain proper airflow and extend engine life in demanding working conditions.
Built For Performance
- High-capacity cellulose media captures fine particulates
- Dual-element design includes primary and safety filter layers
- Pleated construction increases surface area for improved airflow
- Rigid casing resists collapse under heavy engine vacuum
- Molded sealing edges ensure a tight fit in the air cleaner housing
- Engineered to meet or exceed service life of comparable OEM-type filters
Fits These Machines
- for John Deere 5103
- for John Deere 5203
- for Cat 416C
- for Cat 416D
- for Kubota
On-The-Job Use
- Routine engine air filter replacement on John Deere 5103 and 5203 tractors
- Servicing Cat 416C and 416D backhoe loaders during scheduled maintenance
- Protecting engines in dusty field, construction, and landscaping environments
- Preventing dirt ingestion on Kubota compact utility equipment
- Farm and job-site preventative maintenance intervals
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | P828889, P829333 |
| Type | Air Filters Set |
| Application | John Deere 5103, 5203; Cat 416C, 416D; Kubota |
| Quantity | 2 Pieces |
Good To Know
Q: Are these filters pre-oiled for use in extremely dusty conditions? A: No, they are dry-type air filters that do not require oiling; they deliver high-efficiency filtration in standard agricultural and construction operating environments.
Q: How often should the air filters be replaced? A: Replace every 200-400 hours or according to the equipment service indicator, as excessive restriction can reduce power and fuel economy.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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