Description
When your temperature gauge starts climbing during heavy work or you notice coolant puddles under your tractor, it’s time to take a hard look at your radiator. A faulty cooling system leads to overheating problems that can cost you thousands in engine repairs. This replacement radiator gets your cooling system back to factory specs so you can focus on getting work done instead of watching that temperature needle.
What You’re Getting
- Factory-correct dimensions with 584mm overall height and 550mm width for perfect fit
- Heavy-duty construction built to handle the heat and vibration of utility tractor work
- Large cooling core (457mm x 533mm) provides efficient heat transfer for demanding applications
- Direct replacement design—no modifications needed, just bolt it in and go
- Compatible with both New Holland TLA/TNA series and Case JXU series tractors
Built for Real Farm Work
Whether you’re running a utility tractor for loader work, operating during planting season, or using your machine for heavy tillage, this radiator handles the heat these mid-size tractors generate. The TLA and TNA series New Holland tractors, along with the Case JXU models, are workhorses in the 70-100 horsepower range—perfect for hay operations, livestock work, and general farm duties where reliability matters most.
Made to Last
Farm work doesn’t give radiators an easy life, between dust, debris, and the constant heat cycles of stop-and-go field work. This radiator is built with the same specifications as your original equipment, using materials that can handle temperature swings, road vibration, and the occasional branch or fence post encounter.
Installation Notes
This is a direct replacement that uses your existing mounting brackets and hose connections. When installing, drain the coolant completely and clean all surfaces thoroughly. It’s a good time to replace your radiator cap and check hoses while you’re at it—catching cooling system wear early keeps your tractor reliable and your repair bills low.
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