Northern Lights filter cross reference
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I didn't look at the fuel filter, but Lugger says that oil filter supercedes the prior xx2001, for which many cross-references are listed. I am guessing the new model is just not referenced yet? Because crossing the original application filter yields:
https://www.oilfilter-crossreference.com/convert/LUGGER/24-02001
One on that list is the Mobil 1 M1-102, which I recognize as fitting a (gas SUV) vehicle I own. I know that to mean a 3/4-16 thread, ~2.9" OD, ~3.5" height, standard 7 to 9 gpm flow. That describes a zillion filters out there.
The M1-102 will cross to an outstanding Fram XG3935a, and also the excellent Napa Platinum (Wix XP) 41348. Which I bought two of just today because napa has all their paltinum filters on a crazy $5/each sale all this month. So if you can check the specs exactly and they match, consider this:
https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/PFL41348
what is the base engine for your model Lugger?
https://www.oilfilter-crossreference.com/convert/LUGGER/24-02001
One on that list is the Mobil 1 M1-102, which I recognize as fitting a (gas SUV) vehicle I own. I know that to mean a 3/4-16 thread, ~2.9" OD, ~3.5" height, standard 7 to 9 gpm flow. That describes a zillion filters out there.
The M1-102 will cross to an outstanding Fram XG3935a, and also the excellent Napa Platinum (Wix XP) 41348. Which I bought two of just today because napa has all their paltinum filters on a crazy $5/each sale all this month. So if you can check the specs exactly and they match, consider this:
https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/PFL41348
what is the base engine for your model Lugger?
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Since you didn’t give me your model #, go here to confirm.
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NL 24-52020 = Fram P3627 according to my notes.
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$12 each on Amazon w/free shipping.
twistedtree
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Just curious.... As I recall, the NL filters are pretty reasonably priced. So why not just use them? Is it an availability issue, or cost, or something else?
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Northern Lights filters are $9.95 here, with free shipping in April.
https://www.northernlightsgeneratorparts.com/filters-for-northern-lights-m643-generators
Bob Senter said, during the Northern Lights training course, something to the effect of they spec a bypass valve in their NL filter that the aftermarket ones do not use. He recommended we stick with NL filters.
Best Wishes
https://www.northernlightsgeneratorparts.com/filters-for-northern-lights-m643-generators
Bob Senter said, during the Northern Lights training course, something to the effect of they spec a bypass valve in their NL filter that the aftermarket ones do not use. He recommended we stick with NL filters.
Best Wishes
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Bigsalmonfish
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Building my spare consumables for the 9kw M773? what is a cross for the belt?
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