Whether you're maintaining a compact Aftermarket Mahindra 1626 or a heavy-duty 8000 series, using high-quality aftermarket oil filters, fuel filters, and other essential components can keep your tractor running smoothly without breaking the bank. At Reubicon Tractor Parts, we stock a huge selection of aftermarket parts and filters, including a replacement Mahindra oil filter, fuel filter and more.

Buying Aftermarket Parts: What You Need To Know

At Reubicon Tractor Parts, we offer competitively priced, high-quality aftermarket tractor parts and filters compatible for Mahindra tractors. 

Reubicon has been a leading supplier of aftermarket tractor parts, including parts compatible with Mahindra tractors, for more than 20 years. Headquartered in Austin, we work with a huge network of quality parts suppliers. Our quality control engineers source parts carefully, ensuring that they fit into your machine and work seamlessly.

Whether you need a replacement / compatible Mahindra oil filter, an aftermarket Mahinda hydraulic pump, a tractor clutch or another component, rest assured that everything we sell adheres to strict quality standards.

In addition to providing aftermarket Mahindra compatible parts and  aftermarket Mahindra Roxor compatible parts, we also sell aftermarket Case IH parts, Universal tractor parts, Cummins parts and a limited selection of aftermarket John Deere compatible tractor parts.

Spotlight on Filters: Did You Know?

Prior to the 1920s, tractors typically did not have oil filters, fuel filters and other types of filters. This meant that tractor owners had to change the oil in their tractors far more frequently than we do today. In fact, they usually had to replace the oil every 25 to 50 hours.

Most tractors include large oil pans, or sumps, where the oil would sit when the tractor’s engine was off. While the tractor rested, dirt, carbon particles and metal shavings would settle slowly to the bottom of the oil pan due to gravity.

On the plus side, these early engines did not tend to run hot or fast, which helped reduce oil degradation and slowed the buildup of sludge. However, tractor owners still had to deal with the messy task of draining the oil frequently and removing the sludge from the pan.

​Mahindra, which was established in 1945, has evolved its filtration systems over the decades to enhance engine performance and longevity. Here's an overview of how filters have developed in Mahindra tractors:​

Early Implementations (1950s–1960s) 

• Oil Filters: Mahindra's initial tractor models incorporated basic oil filtration systems, typically using cartridge-style filters, to remove contaminants from the engine oil.​
• Air Filters: Oil bath air cleaners were standard, where incoming air passed through an oil reservoir to trap dust and debris—a common practice during this period.​

Advancements in the 1970s–1980s

• Fuel Filters: With the introduction of more efficient diesel engines, Mahindra tractors began featuring advanced fuel filtration systems to protect fuel injectors from impurities.​ 
• Air Filters: Transitioned from oil bath to dry paper element filters, simplifying maintenance and improving filtration efficiency.​

Modern Era (1990s–Present)

• Hydraulic and Transmission Filters: As tractors became more sophisticated with enhanced hydraulic systems, Mahindra integrated dedicated hydraulic and transmission filters to maintain fluid cleanliness and system reliability.​
• Cabin Air Filters: In response to operator comfort and health considerations, especially with the advent of enclosed cabs, Mahindra introduced cabin air filters to ensure clean air within the operator's environment.​

Throughout its history, Mahindra has continuously refined its filter technologies, aligning with industry standards and addressing the evolving demands of modern agriculture. In general, oil filters were standard in all tractor brands by the 1950s. Fuel filters and air filters were common by the 1930s, and hydraulic and transmission filters became standard by the 1960s, as the hydraulic systems became more advanced.

Navigating Our Aftermarket Mahindra Tractor Parts Catalog

We make it as easy as possible to find everything you need. For instance, if you are searching for an engine oil filter, you can head to the Aftermarket Mahindra Tractor Parts tab and search by part name or by the model name.  If you search by part name, head to the Aftermarket Mahindra Tractor Filters tab and you’ll find a wide selection of filters and convenient filter packs.

You also can use the search icon at the top of our homepage and enter the part name, part number or filter type. If you don’t see the precise part or filter you need, please give us a call, as we usually can find whatever you might need. Once you find the part or filter you need, just click add to cart and then continue shopping or make your purchase. 

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Whether you just need an aftermarket Mahindra oil filter, a filter pack or aftermarket parts, we have everything you need at Reubicon. We offer a huge selection of parts and filters at the lowest possible prices, and we provide you with fast shipping so that your tractor is up and running again as quickly as possible.