How much would you pay for a briggs oil filter?

Geo-TH,In · Jun 15, 2015

The pic says it all.

jr1983 · Jun 15, 2015

If you got the clearance an oil filter for a 2001 chevy with a 5.3 will fit perfectly.

Two Dogs · Jun 15, 2015

Not that much. TDF

rvirgil_KS · Jun 15, 2015

Looks like the WIX 51056 I use on my Husqvarna rider with Kohler 20hp engine. I can buy 4 or 5 of them for the price of this yellow one.

Bob Collins · Jun 15, 2015

Along these same lines, I wonder how many guys pay $25 a gallon for 50:1 chainsaw fuel. That is the SALE price I saw this week.

rustyfarmall · Jun 15, 2015

(quoted from post at 14:02:45 06/15/15) Looks like the WIX 51056 I use on my Husqvarna rider with Kohler 20hp engine. I can buy 4 or 5 of them for the price of this yellow one.

I think that is the same filter my Country Clipper uses. I paid about $4 or less at NAPA. Kohler wanted somewhere around $20.

Geo-TH,In · Jun 15, 2015

My GMC delco filter is a tick over $4

Geo-TH,In · Jun 15, 2015

cheaper at sears

Pair-a-dice farm · Jun 15, 2015

(quoted from post at 16:17:00 06/15/15) The pic says it all.

As much as the market will bare. I paid $63 at NAPA for a hydraulic filter for my backhoe that's not much bigger than that. :shock:

GeneMO · Jun 15, 2015

I have a little Craftsman bench grinder. That model had a flexible light that was a 12v bulb. I tried to get one at Sears, they could special order it for $28.00. I went down to autoparts store and bought one that fit, and worked, for a buck or so.

Gene

Ron-MO · Jun 15, 2015

I have a Gravely zero turn with the Kawasaki engine, and while I cannot recall exactly what the filter runs at a dealer, I found that after a bit of cross reference homework the one for my 2.2 Toyota Camry fits perfectly and is available at China Mart for a little over $3. Keep those on shelf in my shop.

Gambles · Jun 15, 2015

Does anybody on this site actually think that Briggs or Kohler produce their own oil filters?
I can't remember if it was a Briggs or a Kohler filter, but about a year ago, I saw one that was nothing more than an repainted E-Core filter. Now I know most small engines don't have a pressure lubed system (the oil pump just pushes oil through the filter and it drops back down in the sump without going through the bearings), but the E-Core filters don't have the best reputation amoung oil filters.
I haven't bought a B&S or a Kohler-branded filter for years.

D beatty · Jun 15, 2015

I haven't used a briggs or Kohler filter in years. I use NAPA Gold 1348 on both briggs and Kolher and run about $6.00.

ztrmower · Jun 15, 2015

see it all time at these prices in wally world etc i sell for 9.50 in the shop. if the filter does not have briggs sticker on it during engines warranty period it will be void.

OliverGuy · Jun 15, 2015

Ouch, I buy Hastings by the case for my kohler, Briggs and Kawasaki. For less than $2. Who makes Hastings? I used to always use ac delco, but auto parts supply shop got me to go to Hastings. Been happy so far!

mj · Jun 15, 2015

(quoted from post at 20:08:20 06/15/15) Ouch, I buy Hastings by the case for my kohler, Briggs and Kawasaki. For less than $2. Who makes Hastings? I used to always use ac delco, but auto parts supply shop got me to go to Hastings. Been happy so far!

According to info on their website HASTINGS has been making filters for over 60 years :shock: http://www.hastingsfilter.com

tractorguy2 · Jun 15, 2015

Craftsman parts are always higher. I use carquest filters.

Geo-TH,In · Jun 15, 2015

What is the number on your hasting filters and where do you get them? I too have kohler, Briggs and Kawasaki engines.

D beatty · Jun 15, 2015

Clarcor Company bought Hastings filter in 1995. Clarcor also owens Baldwin filters, Clark filters and Purolator Engineered Filtratiuon Products.

WGM · Jun 16, 2015

If Briggs filters are required during the warranty period to maintain the warranty then Briggs must provide the filters at no charge. Federal law says so.

RGMartin · Jun 16, 2015

(quoted from post at 09:05:38 06/16/15) If Briggs filters are required during the warranty period to maintain the warranty then Briggs must provide the filters at no charge. Federal law says so.

Agreed. See "Magnuson–Moss". The fuzzy area is that the non OEM filter must be "equivalent". I don't know of any aftermarket filters that are as short as the B+S one, maybe that is the hitch. That said, if a B&S is going to fail, it will likely be on the first filter, or well out of warranty.

Kohler. Kaw and others have direct replacements from Wix and others.

OliverGuy · Jun 16, 2015

LF157

OliverGuy · Jun 16, 2015

I buy a lot of volume to keep these trucks on the road and equipment running, so I think they give me a decent price. It's the local ac delco parts house. They are in Kokomo Lafayette and merrilville. And they deliver free!

MarkB_MI · Jun 16, 2015

B&S sells two different oil filters: black and yellow. The yellow one is supposedly better and allows for longer oil change intervals, but it's priced about double the cost of the black filter. That said, you should be able to buy a yellow Briggs filter for around ten bucks.

At the rate Sears is going downhill, you shouldn't need to worry about Sears gouging you on parts for much longer. You won't be able to get parts for a Sears garden tractor at any price.

Geo-TH,In · Jun 16, 2015

I would love to buy a case of for $2 each, where. All I find so far are north of $6. I can go to auto zone and get a truck filter pf47E for $4.19. Someone said it would work on a briggs.

OliverGuy · Jun 16, 2015

What's the ac delco parts house down there? Pf53 is what I used to use I think. They probably carry other brands like ours does

jm. · Jun 16, 2015

Beat me to it that is just what I was going to tell him. He is crazy any body that wants can beat that one. Done seen that tried too many times.

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