2 Pcs 52114 Oil Filter for Hydro-Gear 52114 Toro Exmark 109-3321

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2 Pcs 52114 Oil Filter for Hydro-Gear 52114 Toro Exmark 109-3321

Key Features

  • Replacement spin-on filter for compatible lawn mower hydraulic and transaxle systems.
  • Includes 2 filters.
  • Approximate dimensions: 2.6 inches in height, 2.7 inches in outside diameter, and 0.78 inches in inner thread diameter.
  • Heavy-duty steel housing and high-density synthetic filter media support filtration under high operating temperatures and oil pressure.
  • Rubber backflow valve, inner support core, and sealing gasket help maintain oil flow and prevent leaks when correctly installed.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • Hydro-Gear 52114
  • Scag HG52114
  • Toro and Exmark 109-3321
  • Ariens and Gravely 21545100
  • Bad Boy 063-1050-00
  • Ferris and Snapper 5101026X1
  • Snapper 5101026X1SMSUPER
  • Hustler 600976
  • Bush Hog 50052929
  • Husqvarna 539113466
  • Additional equivalent numbers: 21545100, 063-1050-00, 600976, and 539113466

Compatibility & Fitment

This filter fits compatible lawn mower hydraulic and transaxle applications from Hydro-Gear, Toro, Exmark, Ariens, Gravely, Bad Boy, Ferris, Snapper, Hustler, Bush Hog, Scag, and Husqvarna. Verify the mower or transmission model number before ordering. Similar-looking spin-on filters may use different thread sizes or gasket diameters.

When to Replace

  • Replace the filter at the service interval specified for the mower or transmission.
  • A clogged or contaminated filter can restrict lubricant flow and affect hydraulic system operation.
  • Replace the filter if the housing, gasket, or seal shows damage, or if oil leaks appear around the mounting surface.
  • Use a new filter after servicing contaminated lubricant or when maintenance records show that the existing filter is overdue.

Installation Tips

  • Turn off the engine, allow the equipment to cool, and wear protective gloves before servicing.
  • Place suitable protection beneath the filter to catch oil, then unscrew the old filter with a filter wrench if necessary.
  • Clean the mounting surface and confirm that the old gasket has been removed.
  • Lubricate the new gasket with fresh oil, install the filter, and hand-tighten it firmly until properly seated.
  • Check the filter and surrounding area for leaks after installation. The replacement procedure typically takes under 10 minutes when the filter is accessible.
2 Pcs 52114 Oil Filter for Hydro-Gear 52114 Toro Exmark 109-3321 1
REPLACES PART NUMBERS

REPLACES PART NUMBERS

Hydro-Gear 52114; Toro / Exmark 109-3321, 1093321; Ariens / Gravely 21545100; Bad Boy 063-1050-00, 063105000; Ferris / Snapper 5101026X1, 5101026X1SM; Scag HG52114; Hustler 600976; Bush Hog 50052929; Husqvarna 539113466

Compatible Models

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FAQs

This replacement filter is used with Hydro-Gear 52114 hydraulic systems and cross-references Toro and Exmark 109-3321, Ariens and Gravely 21545100, Bad Boy 063-1050-00, Ferris and Snapper 5101026X1, Hustler 600976, Bush Hog 50052929, and Husqvarna 539113466. It also cross-references 52114, Scag HG52114, 5101026X1, and 539113466. Verify the mower or transmission model and thread size before ordering.
The package contains 2 replacement hydraulic oil filters, suitable for servicing two filter changes or keeping a spare available for the next maintenance interval.
It is designed for lawn mower hydraulic systems and Hydro-Gear commercial hydro transaxles used across compatible Toro, Exmark, Ariens, Gravely, Bad Boy, Ferris, Snapper, Hustler, Bush Hog, Husqvarna, and Scag equipment. Fitment must be confirmed by the existing filter number and transmission or mower model.
Confirm the old filter number, mounting thread, gasket or sealing surface, and hydraulic-fluid specification before installation. Clean dirt from around the filter housing, drain or contain the old fluid as required by the mower manufacturer, lightly lubricate the new seal with the correct hydraulic fluid, and check for leaks after installation.
Common signs include sluggish drive response, reduced hydraulic performance, noisy hydrostatic operation, overheating, or restricted fluid flow. These symptoms can also result from low or incorrect hydraulic fluid, air in the system, a worn transaxle, or another hydraulic fault, so inspect the complete system before replacing the filter.