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New Products Product # Applies to Crosses to Specifications H: 1.38 in / 35 mm Hyundai 31E110380, Komatsu Hyundai Excavators, Dozers, Loaders, Komatsu Loaders OD: 2.42 in / 61.5 mm AF27971 2076051410 ID: .92 in / 23.3 mm Baldwin PA3886, John Deere H: 2.56 in / 65.1 mm AF55747 AH115836, AH112712, Luberfiner John Deere Combines, Windrowers, Harvesters, Tractors L: 14.62 in / 371.5 mm LAF5819, Napa 6691, Wix 46691 W: 5.25 in / 133.4 mm H: 2.28 in / 58 mm Baldwin PA5632, Caterpillar Caterpillar Pipelayers, Loaders, Dozers, Crawlers L: 12.40 in / 315 mm AF55751 2098217, Wix 24606 W: 7.05 in / 179 mm H: 11.708 in / 297.38 mm FF5811 NanoNet version of FF5686 Western Star 4900FA, 4900SA Trucks OD: 4.72 in / 119.89 mm Thrd: M90 X 2-7H INT H: 7.935 in / 201.55 mm Atlas Copco Dumper ST7LP, Bluebird Busses, Cummins ISB, NanoNet version of FF5632 OD: 3.668 in / 93.17 mm FF5812 QSB Engines Thrd: M20 X 1.5-6H INT H: 6.92 in / 175.77 mm Kenworth, Paccar, Peterbilt, Western Star Trucks, NanoNet version of FF5636 OD: 3.67 in / 93.22 mm FF5813 Cummins ISC, ISL Engines Thrd: 7 / 8-14 UNF-2B H: 6.94 in / 176.28 mm Bluebird Busses, Caterpillar Graders, Excavators, Forestry NanoNet version of FF5320 OD: 3.67 in / 93.22 mm FF5814 Equipment, Skidders, Pipe Layers, Loaders, Dozers Thrd: 1-14 UNS-2B H: 7.09 in / 180.09 mm Atlas Copco Air Compressors, Bluebird Busses, NanoNet version of FF5324 OD: 3.34 in / 84.84 mm FF5815 Caterpillar Construction Equipment Thrd: 7 / 8-14 UNF-2B H: 6.92 in / 175.77 mm FF5816 NanoNet version of FF5321 Caterpillar Construction Equipment, Caterpillar Engines OD: 3.67 in / 93.22 mm Thrd: 7 / 8-14 UNF-2B Atlas Copco Drill Equipment, Bluebird Busses, H: 9.47 in / 240.54 mm FF5817 NanoNet version of FF5319 Caterpillar Graders, Forestry Equipment, Excavators, OD: 3.67 in / 93.22 mm Loaders, Generators Thrd: 1-14 UNS-2B Product # Applies to Crosses to Specifications H: 9.47 in / 240.54 mm FF5818 NanoNet version of FF5322 Caterpillar Graders, Forestry Equipment, Excavators, Loaders OD: 3.67 in / 93.22 mm Thrd: 7 / 8-14 UNF-2B H: 9.23 in / 234.44 mm Caterpillar Generators, Compators, Truck Engines, Marine Engines, NanoNet version of FF5323 OD: 3.92 in / 99.57 mm FF5823 Industrial Engines ID: 1.61 in / 40.89 mm H: 7.41 in / 188.2 mm Baldwin BF7759, GMC 15152281, Racor Chevrolet, Ford, GMC Medium Duty Trucks OD: 3.69 in / 93.7 mm FS1100 S6484, Wix 33624 Thrd: 1-12 UN 2B Donaldson P502427, GMC 98037011, Gonher H: 4.53 in / 115 mm FS36243 G179, Interfil 3FGI306D, Isuzu 8980370110, Isuzu Trucks OD: 4.33 in / 110 mm 8981628970, 92956472, Wix 33937 ID: 4.06 in / 103 mm Case IH 5198414, 47131183, Donaldson H: 10.35 in / 263 mm P763415, Mann & Hummel HD1053, New Case IH and New Holland Tractors OD: 3.66 in / 93 mm HF35517 Holland 47127431, 5198414, 47131183, ID: 1.91 in / 48.5 mm 84226260 H: 17.72 in / 450 mm HF35520 Hydac 1288790, Hyundai 31N401460 Hyundai Excavators OD: 5.89 in / 149.5 mm ID: 3.33 in / 84.5 mm H: 9.06 in / 230 mm HF35529 Argo V3102358, Komatsu 42N6215470 Komatsu Backhoes, Backloaders, Excavators OD: 4.17 in / 106 mm ID: 2.07 in / 52.5 mm New Cross References Filled Part # Mfgr Code Fleetguard Part # Mfgr Code Fleetguard Part # Mfgr Code Fleetguard TF950 AC HF35296 PH9617 FRAM LF16015 15193226 VOLVO AF25619 AG122231 AGCO AF25468 3319653 GROVE FF5405 14542154 VOLVO AF25554 303348717 AGCO HF6022 H96W03 HENGST LF3830 14542154 VOLVO AF25553 71409553 AGCO AF883M 11NA70410 HYUNDAI FK48008 14542155 VOLVO-BM AF25526 700710313 AGCO AF1606KM 11N970410 HYUNDAI FK48007 14542156 VOLVO-BM AF25484 71368962 AGCO AF929 11N870410 HYUNDAI FK48006 207002170 WHITE AF808K 700722667 AGCO FF5079 22892533 INGERSOLL-RAND AF26116 WF8464 WIX FF271 PF9870 BALDWIN FS43255 22100903 INGERSOLL-RAND AF25230 93237E WIX AF55702 BF7871 BALDWIN FF5049 22100911 INGERSOLL-RAND AF25062 WL10005XD WIX LF9031 BF9882 BALDWIN FS20002 32925523 J.C.B. 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