The Vredo A774501 is a genuine oil filter designed for optimal engine performance in machinery equipped with Scania DC16 engines. This high-quality filter ensures efficient removal of contaminants, protecting critical engine components. It measures 260 mm in height, 108 mm in outer diameter, and features a 1 1/2-16 UN thread. Cross-references include Scania 2055682, Mann-Filter W11102/3, Fleetguard LF16015, Donaldson P550949, Hifi Filter SO 10015, and Baldwin B7378.

Vredo is a Dutch manufacturer renowned for its specialized agricultural machinery, particularly in the fields of precision seeding, slurry injection, and grassland maintenance. Founded in 1976 by the brothers Peter and Henk van der Wal in Dodewaard, Netherlands, the company has grown to become a respected name in innovative agricultural solutions. Vredo's commitment to research and development has led to patented technologies that enhance efficiency and sustainability in farming practices. The brand's core product lines include overseeders, disc seeders, and slurry injectors. Vredo is especially known for its unique double-disc system, which ensures minimal soil disturbance and optimal seed-to-soil contact for high germination rates. Its slurry injectors are designed for precise and low-emission application of liquid manure, improving nutrient utilization and reducing environmental impact. These machines are vital for modern dairy and livestock farms, as well as for contractors specializing in grassland management. At Partao, we provide a comprehensive range of genuine spare parts for Vredo machinery. Our top categories for this brand include Air Filters, Alternators, Axle Assemblies, Ball Bearings, and Battery Isolators. Over 727 genuine Vredo spare parts are available at Partao. Farmers and agricultural contractors often choose Vredo equipment for its precision, durability, and contribution to sustainable farming. The brand's specialized solutions are particularly valued in regions with intensive grassland farming and strict environmental regulations, such as Western Europe, where efficient nutrient management and high-quality forage production are paramount.