Rotary Ejector Air Precleaners
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Rotary Ejector Air Precleaners
there has been some debate on the usefulness of aftermarket air filters.
friend has a John Deere tractor with Rotary Ejector Air Precleaners and when the dust builds up in the other tractor's air cleaners, the JD is virtually dust free.
https://jdparts.deere.com/partsmkt/d...recleaners.htm
any CAI manuf out there, if you were to make something like this it may definately be a reason to buy aftermarket.
i know i would seriously consider buying one.
friend has a John Deere tractor with Rotary Ejector Air Precleaners and when the dust builds up in the other tractor's air cleaners, the JD is virtually dust free.
https://jdparts.deere.com/partsmkt/d...recleaners.htm
any CAI manuf out there, if you were to make something like this it may definately be a reason to buy aftermarket.
i know i would seriously consider buying one.
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actually it is a JD6415 which has a little diff way of creating the centerfugal effect:
air coming into the air cleaner is spun and the heavier (dirt) particles migrate to the edge where they are sucked down a ~1" pipe which is under slight vacumn due to it terminus pre-fan w/in the radiator shroud.
very cool design; simple, no moving parts
link here
air coming into the air cleaner is spun and the heavier (dirt) particles migrate to the edge where they are sucked down a ~1" pipe which is under slight vacumn due to it terminus pre-fan w/in the radiator shroud.
very cool design; simple, no moving parts
link here
Last edited by saltamontes; Feb 8, 2007 at 04:58 PM.
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