Description
When your Fendt starts running hot under load or you notice that telltale puddle of coolant under the tractor, it’s time to address the radiator before expensive engine damage follows. This replacement radiator brings your cooling system back to full capacity, designed specifically for the MWM D226-B6 and TD226-B6 engines that power these hardworking German tractors.
What You’re Getting
- Proper cooling capacity matched to your MWM engine’s heat output requirements
- Direct replacement design that fits mounting points without modifications
- Multi-row core construction that maximizes heat transfer while resisting debris buildup
- Reinforced tank design built to handle the pressure cycling these engines generate
Built for Real Farm Work
These Fendt tractors earn their keep in demanding applications from hay production to heavy tillage work. The Favorit 500 series and Farmer 300 Turbomatik models represent solid, dependable workhorses that need proper cooling to maintain their reputation for reliability. Whether your 511 is running a discbine all day or the 312 is pulling heavy implements, this radiator keeps operating temperatures where they should be.
Made to Last
European tractors like these Fendts are built for long service life, and this radiator matches that durability expectation. The core design handles the thermal stress of repeated heating and cooling cycles while the tank construction resists the cracking that sidelines cheaper alternatives. Quality materials and proper engineering ensure this radiator will serve your tractor for years of productive work.
Good to Know
Before installation, drain your cooling system completely and inspect all hoses for age or deterioration – it makes no sense to connect old, failing hoses to a new radiator. Fresh coolant mixture is essential for proper operation and corrosion protection. Take time to properly bleed the cooling system after installation, as trapped air pockets can cause localized overheating even with a perfect radiator.
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