Just to play devil's advocate:
If it's filtering, then it probably adds some restriction to the flow path?
This means the pump has to work harder (more wear and tear) and the pressure between the pump and the filter will be higher than if there is no filter. In the extreme, if the filter is clogged completely then the pump will keep pumping until the pump fails or the hose bursts.
Or, does the filter have a significantly larger diameter than the hose such that the cross sectional area minus the filtering media is the same or greater than the original hose?
If it's filtering, then it probably adds some restriction to the flow path?
This means the pump has to work harder (more wear and tear) and the pressure between the pump and the filter will be higher than if there is no filter. In the extreme, if the filter is clogged completely then the pump will keep pumping until the pump fails or the hose bursts.
Or, does the filter have a significantly larger diameter than the hose such that the cross sectional area minus the filtering media is the same or greater than the original hose?