Engine Cooling Fan Blade for John Deere 20/30/40 Series Tractors and Combine Harvesters

Description

When your engine starts running hot or the temperature gauge creeps up during heavy work, a damaged or missing fan blade is often the culprit. This cooling fan blade keeps air moving through your radiator when you need it most—pulling loads up hills, working in thick crops, or pushing through hot summer days. Without proper airflow, that reliable John Deere engine can overheat faster than you’d expect.

What You’re Getting

• Direct replacement cooling fan blade that bolts right on—no modifications needed
• Engineered to move maximum air through the radiator for optimal engine temperatures
• Built tough to handle the vibration and stress of field work without cracking
• Balanced design prevents wobble that can damage the water pump or fan clutch
• Quality construction that matches the original equipment specifications

Built for Real Farm Work

This fan blade fits a wide range of John Deere workhorses from the smaller 1640 utility tractors up through the bigger 2140 row crop machines, plus the 3120 and 3130 compact tractors. These are the tractors you’ll find mowing pastures, running hay equipment, working ground, and handling loader work around the farm. The same blade also fits John Deere 1000 series combine harvesters when you’re pushing through tough harvest conditions.

Made to Last

Farm equipment cooling systems work hard, and fan blades take a beating from debris, vibration, and temperature extremes. This blade is constructed to handle years of operation without the stress cracking that sidelines cheaper alternatives. The material resists damage from flying rocks, chaff, and the constant flexing that comes with engine operation.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward—usually just a few bolts through the fan hub. Before installing, check your fan clutch operation and inspect the water pump for any play in the shaft. If you’re replacing a damaged blade, look for what caused the failure—sometimes a bent fan can indicate other cooling system problems worth addressing while you’re in there.