Description

When you start noticing white smoke on startup that takes too long to clear, or your Fendt just doesn’t have the pulling power it used to, there’s a good chance your turbocharger isn’t doing its job anymore. These German machines are built to work hard and run clean, but a worn turbo can rob horsepower and turn a fuel-efficient tractor into a smoky underperformer. This replacement turbocharger gets your Favorit back to making the power you paid for.

Key Features

Precision-engineered to match OEM specifications for exact fit and performance
High-temperature bearings and seals designed for the demanding duty cycles of agricultural work
Balanced rotating assembly that delivers smooth operation and long service life
Efficient compressor design that maximizes air flow for clean combustion and optimal fuel economy

Built for Real Farm Work

This turbocharger fits the Fendt Favorit 500 series tractors, including the 512C, 514C, and 515C models. These mid-size tractors are the workhorses of many operations, handling everything from heavy cultivation in spring to running balers and choppers during harvest. Whether you’re pulling a chisel plow through tough ground or running a big round baler through heavy windrows, these machines need all the clean-burning power they can get.

Made to Last

Farm turbochargers face extreme conditions—dust, heat, constant load changes, and long operating hours. This unit is built with quality materials and tight tolerances that handle the temperature swings and pressure variations that come with real agricultural work. The bearing system is designed to run reliably even when dealing with less-than-perfect oil change intervals.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement for your original turbo with no modifications needed. Before installation, change your engine oil and filter—contaminated oil is often what kills turbos in the first place. Check all your air intake hoses and clean the intercooler if equipped. Take time to prime the oil lines before startup to prevent bearing damage during those critical first seconds.