11013-1290 11013-7029 Air Filter Replacement for Kawasaki Mule, Donaldson P822686, John Deere M113621 MIU10783, Kubota 6A10082630, Kohler 25 083 02-S, Wix 546449 - 2 Pack

11013-1290 Air Filter Replacement

Key Features

• Replacement part with rubber-sealed top and bottom end caps for a secure fit.
• Outer and inner steel mesh support the filter structure and help protect the pleated media.
• High-density paper pleats help capture dust, dirt, grass, and other airborne debris while maintaining intake airflow.
• Designed to capture up to 99% of airborne particles.
• Restricted airflow from a worn or clogged filter can contribute to hard starts, black smoke, power loss, and additional engine strain.
• Product dimensions are not provided. Compare the original filter's part number, shape, and measurements before ordering.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• Kawasaki: 11013-1290, 11013-7029, 11013-7048
• John Deere: M113621, MIU10783
• Kubota: 6A10082630
• Fleetguard: AF25550
  
• Donaldson: P822686
• Wix: 546449
• Baldwin: PA4632, AF2555000
• Kohler: 25 083 02-S

Compatibility & Fitment

This universal-fit replacement is listed for the following equipment and engines:

• Kawasaki Mule 2510, 3000, 3010, 4000, 4010, and PRO Series
• Kawasaki FH541V and FX600V engines
• John Deere X400, X500, X700, and X900 Series
• Kubota BX Series, including BX1500 through BX25, G Series, and Z-Series
• Kubota D662, D722, and D902 engines
• Kohler Command and Aegis series engines, including CH25 and CH26

Confirm the engine model, original part number, filter shape, and measurements before ordering. You can provide the engine model number for compatibility confirmation.

When to Replace

Replace the air filter when the pleats are heavily loaded with dust or debris, the filter is damaged, or intake airflow is restricted. Symptoms that may occur with a clogged filter include hard starting, black smoke, reduced power, and unstable operation. Regular inspection is especially important when equipment operates in dusty, grassy, or debris-filled conditions.

Installation Tips

• Switch off the engine, allow it to cool, and remove the ignition key before servicing.
• Clean loose dirt around the air-filter housing before opening it so debris does not enter the intake.
• Remove the old filter and compare its part number, shape, seal arrangement, and measurements with the replacement.
• Check that the rubber sealing surfaces are clean and seated evenly against the housing.
• Install the filter in the same orientation as the original, then secure the housing cover and check for gaps.
• Dispose of the used filter according to local requirements.