Description

When you’re putting long hours on your Fendt in hot weather, running heavy implements, or working with that CVT transmission at high load, keeping engine oil temps under control becomes critical. An overheated engine can turn expensive oil into varnish and sludge, while putting stress on bearings, seals, and internal components. This oil cooler is what keeps your engine oil at the right temperature when the work gets tough and the mercury climbs.

What You’re Getting

Heat exchanger designed specifically for Fendt’s advanced engine cooling systems
Efficient cooling that maintains proper oil viscosity even during peak loads
Durable construction that handles the temperature swings and vibration of field work
Direct OEM replacement that bolts in with no modifications needed

Built for Real Farm Work

This cooler fits your Fendt 700 and 800 Vario series tractors—machines known for their efficiency and reliability whether you’re pulling tillage equipment, running planters, or handling heavy loader work. These tractors are designed for advanced CVT transmissions and precise control, generating serious heat that requires proper cooling management to maintain that German engineering reliability you depend on.

Made to Last

Farm equipment cooling systems take a beating from dust, debris, and constant temperature cycling. This oil cooler is built to handle the demanding conditions of modern farming operations, from the heat of summer field work to the constant pressure variations that come with real agricultural use. The construction resists heat aging and chemical exposure to hydraulic fluid and other farm fluids.

Good to Know

Installation involves draining the cooling system and oil, so plan accordingly. Check coolant hoses and connections while you’re in there—a leaking hose can cause more problems than a failed cooler. Make sure to handle the pressure variations that come with real farm work, and remember this isn’t just a part—it’s peace of mind that your cooling system will keep working through harvest, planting, and everything in between.