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7580 bypass oil filter
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    Posted: 13 Jul 2024 at 7:17pm
I picked up a bypass filter, lines and mount off an N6 Gleaner at a junkyard this morning, but it seems the mount doesn't work on my tractor because there is a cooler line in the way. Could someone post a picture of how it's supposed to look? Hopefully I can modify this one and make it work.
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Don't have a picture but, unless it is the bypass system with a spin on filter, I would not install a cartridge type filter. The 8000 series units were fine. 
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You will need to do a little modification here. Make some spacers or just use a stack of flat washers to move the oil filter base bracket out. The power director line can also be bent a little to give you more room. I have also seen some that had the bracket notched with a torch to provide room for the power director line. The actual oil filter lines can be bent to fit better after you get the bracket figured out. The 8000 series doesn't use a steel line there, just a hose, so there's no interference problem.
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