[Cut Open] Briggs & Stratton Oil Filter 5076D
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Originally Posted By: CharlieJ
That filter had been in service for 6 years? How did the media and ADBV hold up? They look good in the pic.
Yes sir and oil as far as anyone knows ADBV was till intact & flexible ..... And used a slip on filter wrench on it and it was still a bear.
That filter had been in service for 6 years? How did the media and ADBV hold up? They look good in the pic.
Yes sir and oil as far as anyone knows ADBV was till intact & flexible ..... And used a slip on filter wrench on it and it was still a bear.
Looks like it held up well was it used much? Did the oil look thick or dirty?
Doesn't look bad, I am curious on the pliability of the ADBV..
EDIT:NVM, question was answered above while I was typing this.
EDIT:NVM, question was answered above while I was typing this.
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Originally Posted By: 901Memphis
Looks like it held up well was it used much? Did the oil look thick or dirty?
Used once a year,( Several times a season) Oil was black as tar but not thick. Air filter was never changed as well, NAPA to bring replacements tomorrow . The engine liable to blow -up with this new blood & air. lol
Looks like it held up well was it used much? Did the oil look thick or dirty?
Used once a year,( Several times a season) Oil was black as tar but not thick. Air filter was never changed as well, NAPA to bring replacements tomorrow . The engine liable to blow -up with this new blood & air. lol
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It's even got a metal crimped seam pleat. Impressive.
What brand of lawn tractor, etc.? Too bad B&S gouges customers on its filter prices, but NAPA is always a good source. I use Baldwin filters in my Snapper tractor.
No bypass?
Man, that's a large filter for a tractor!
Your B&S engine takes the same oil filter as mine. Napa carries another alternative more similar in size to the original shorty. Part number is TWD B7165 and it sells for $6.39. Baldwin part number is B7165, which is what I use.
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