Description

When your trusty Case IH utility tractor starts running hot during those long summer days, it’s time to get the cooling system back to doing its job. These 3200 and 4200 series tractors handle everything from loader work to mowing, and when that radiator’s failing, you’ll notice temperature creeping up under load or mysterious coolant losses. Don’t risk expensive engine damage when this replacement radiator can get you back to work worry-free.

What You’re Getting

Direct replacement that bolts right in without modifications
Multi-row core design provides superior heat transfer to keep engine temps steady
Heavy-duty construction handles vibration and stress of daily farm use
Quality materials resist corrosion and thermal stress for long service life
Compatible with multiple engine types from D155 to DT268 models

Built for Real Farm Work

This radiator serves the dependable Case IH utility tractors that are the Swiss Army knives of farming operations. Your 3210, 3220, 3230, 4210, 4220, 4230, and 4240 models handle everything from running loaders around the farmstead to mowing pastures and pulling implements through the field. These 65-90 horsepower workhorses need proper cooling to maintain peak performance whether you’re pushing snow in January or baling hay in August heat.

Made to Last

Farm radiators take serious punishment from temperature swings, debris, and constant vibration. This replacement is built to handle it all with reinforced mounting points and quality core construction that transfers heat efficiently. The robust design matches the durability your Case IH tractor was built for, ensuring years of reliable cooling.

Installation Notes

This is a straightforward replacement that any farm mechanic can handle. Drain the cooling system completely and remove the old radiator carefully to avoid damaging mounting brackets. While you’re at it, replace those radiator hoses and thermostat—old hoses often fail right after radiator replacement, and a fresh thermostat ensures proper temperature control. Clean any debris from the radiator area and check fan clearance before firing it up.