Replacement - John Deere engine oil filter RE504836, RE507522

Donaldson oil filter - replacement for the original John Deere RE504836 oil filter.

COMPARATIVE CODES:

RE504836, RE507522, RE541420
Comparison codes for other RE504836 replacements:
B7322, 6005028743, SO10044, W1022, P550779

APPLICATION:

DIMENSIONS:

Outer diameter: 97.5 mm
Length: 151 mm
Filter type: spin-on

REPLACEMENT:

It is recommended to change the oil filter every 250 operating hours or annually, whichever comes first.

Important : Tighten the filter by hand only. Do not use any wrench to avoid damaging the filter.

When replacing the engine oil, it is always a good idea to change the engine oil immediately and make sure the gasket in the filter head is not worn out and should be replaced with a new one.

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We especially recommend Orlen brand substitute oils, e.g.: Orlen Agro Novo 15W40 oil.

You can find more oils in the following category: John Deere engine oil substitutes.

If you would prefer to purchase a replacement RE504836 filter in black, check out replacement for RE504836 by AgroDN.  

If you need other filters for your tractor, such as fuel filters, please use our Filter finder for John Deere tractors . Select your tractor model and you'll get a list of filters with information on when to change them.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT ENGINE OIL FILTERS FOR JOHN DEERE MACHINES

1. Can I get a replacement RE504836 filter in black?
   Yes. We offer a replacement black filter of comparable quality to the original. Check it out here: Replacement for RE504836 by AgroDN.
2. How often should I change the oil filter on my John Deere tractor?
   We recommend changing it every 250 hours. If the tractor doesn't run that many hours per year, we recommend changing the filter every year.
3. Should I tighten the oil filter with a wrench?
   Absolutely not. Tighten the oil filter by hand only. Otherwise, you may damage the filter.
4. I need additional filters for my John Deere tractor. Where can I find them?
   You can use the filter search engine on the AgroDN website: Filter search engine for John Deere tractors. After selecting your tractor model, you will receive a list of compatible filters with information on how often to change them.

NOTES:

All products for which John Deere is not indicated as manufacturer are substitutes. Original names and numbers were indicated for information purposes.