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after all the talk, decided to do the legwork and cross reference my 24hp B&S intek twin's oil filter.. so for those that have this motor, a pur-classic # L10241 filter is the match, i stocked up and purchased 5 AT $3.49 each, way better than the $10.00 i was paying for a "mower filter"
 
Originally Posted By: beast3300
Holy website sensored word! That is much better than 10 bucks a filter.


yeah, at the B&S small motor shop the filter was like $10.xx , the pure filter is twice as long and 1/3 the price.. and probably a better filter anyways.. i know that due to the filter increased size a little more oil is needed, but im ok with that. also purchased a 4 qrt jug of rotella 30 wt at wallmart for $12.00 so im at around $9.50 (total) for a mower oil change.. im not going to complain.
 
Originally Posted By: OtisBlkR1
after all the talk, decided to do the legwork and cross reference my 24hp B&S intek twin's oil filter.. so for those that have this motor, a pur-classic # L10241 filter is the match, i stocked up and purchased 5 AT $3.49 each, way better than the $10.00 i was paying for a "mower filter"


I believe Purolator Classics have a $1.50 rebate...check their website ( www.pureoil.com ) Net price $1.99.
 
Originally Posted By: Oregoonian
Originally Posted By: OtisBlkR1
after all the talk, decided to do the legwork and cross reference my 24hp B&S intek twin's oil filter.. so for those that have this motor, a pur-classic # L10241 filter is the match, i stocked up and purchased 5 AT $3.49 each, way better than the $10.00 i was paying for a "mower filter"


I believe Purolator Classics have a $1.50 rebate...check their website ( www.pureoil.com ) Net price $1.99.


I found it, DOWNLOADED IT, & will redeam it.. much thanks !
 
I've never seen the need to stay with the "factory" size oil filter for this application. All you need is an FL400/PH3600 to cover the majority of Briggs and Kohler engines.

Joel
 
Originally Posted By: JTK
I've never seen the need to stay with the "factory" size oil filter for this application. All you need is an FL400/PH3600 to cover the majority of Briggs and Kohler engines


Will an FL-400S do? Not sure what the difference between the FL-400 and the FL-400S is.
 
Originally Posted By: OilNerd

Will an FL-400S do? Not sure what the difference between the FL-400 and the FL-400S is.


Sure will. The "S" stands for silicone anti drain-back valve I believe.

Joel
 
Motorcraft FL400s are made by Purolator, pretty cheap at Walmart.

"Briggs/Kohler type" 3/4" X 16 threads 8-11 PSI Bypass Gasket 2.734"OD X2 .430"ID 0.226" thick
Length" Wix Purolator Hastings Kohler B&S Baldwin MotorCraft AC Walmart JD
2.3" 57035 NA LF503 2805001 492932 B7165 NA NA? NA ?
2.7" 51056 L35310 LF302 1205001 492056 B1410 NA PF2210 NA AM125424
3.4" 51348 L10241 LF157 5205002 491056 BT223 FL793 PF53 ST3614 AM101207
4.8" 51516 L20195 LF134 NA NA B243 FL400A PFL400A ST3600 ?
 
On some Briggs and Kohlers where a FL400 can be used, there are some PH8A big boys that will fit as well. On some PH8A cross-ref's, the filter O-ring comes close to the edge of the filter mount base plate, but doesn't roll over. On some, the gasket is right to the edge & too close for comfort. I guess the only real advantage is the extra oil holding capacity.

Joel
 
Originally Posted By: JTK
I've never seen the need to stay with the "factory" size oil filter for this application. All you need is an FL400/PH3600 to cover the majority of Briggs and Kohler engines.

Joel


very good to know !
 
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