Description

When your cooling fan starts slipping or you notice the engine temperature creeping up during heavy work, it’s time to check those fan belts. A worn or loose fan belt can’t maintain proper airflow through the radiator, and before you know it, you’re dealing with an overheated engine and lost time in the field. Proper fan belt operation is crucial for maintaining optimal engine operating temperatures and preventing costly overheating damage during extended field work.

What You’re Getting

This AVX13 belt drives the cooling fan at the correct speed to ensure adequate airflow through the radiator, even under heavy loads and high ambient temperatures
Sold as a pair – most of these tractors use dual belt setups for reliable cooling performance
The cogged design provides superior grip and reduces slippage, while the temperature-resistant construction maintains flexibility and strength through seasonal extremes
Direct replacement with AVX13 profile and 1215mm outside length for precise fitment

Built for Real Farm Work

These belts fit a wide range of Massey Ferguson tractors from the compact 100 series utility models up through the powerful 6200 series row-crop machines. Whether you’re running a 155 on lighter duties or pushing a 6255 through heavy tillage work, proper cooling is essential when the engine’s working hard. These tractors see everything from hay production and loader work to serious fieldwork like plowing and heavy cultivation.

Made to Last

The temperature-resistant construction maintains flexibility and strength through seasonal extremes, handling everything from sub-zero winter starting to summer heat that pushes your cooling system to its limits. The reinforced construction stands up to the constant tension changes as the engine speeds up and slows down throughout the day.

Good to Know

Professional installation recommended to ensure proper belt tension and pulley alignment. Always inspect fan pulley and crankshaft pulley for wear before installing new belt. If one belt in the pair is worn, replace both – mismatched belts don’t share the load evenly and the new one will wear prematurely. Check your tensioner springs while you’re at it.