Engine Oil Cooler for Deutz Agrotron M and TTV COM3 Series Tractors

Description

When you’re putting long hours on your Deutz pushing through heavy fieldwork or running that loader all day, your engine and hydraulic oil temperatures can climb into the danger zone fast. This oil cooler is your engine’s best friend—it keeps those critical fluids at the right temperature so you can work hard without worrying about expensive repairs down the road.

What You’re Getting

• Heat exchanger design that efficiently transfers heat away from engine and hydraulic oil
• Heavy-duty aluminum construction that stands up to vibration and temperature cycling
• Proper flow capacity to handle the demands of high-horsepower Deutz engines
• Direct OEM replacement that fits right into your existing cooling system
• Professional-grade components built to last thousands of operating hours

Built for Real Farm Work

This cooler is engineered for the Deutz Agrotron M series tractors—those workhorses that handle everything from heavy tillage to loader work around the dairy. It also fits the TTV COM3 series with their infinitely variable transmissions that generate serious heat during long days in the field. Whether you’re running a mid-range M615 on hay duty or pushing a bigger M625 through corn ground, proper oil cooling keeps your investment protected.

Made to Last

Deutz engines are known for their durability, and this oil cooler is built to the same standards. The aluminum core dissipates heat quickly while resisting corrosion from moisture and road salt. The robust mounting design handles the constant vibration that comes with agricultural work, and the sealed construction keeps debris out while maintaining proper flow rates season after season.

Good to Know

Installation typically involves draining fluids and removing the old cooler from the radiator stack, so it’s a good time to clean out any debris that’s accumulated in the cooling fins. Check all hoses and connections while you’re in there—heat cycling can make rubber connections brittle over time. After installation, monitor fluid levels closely for the first few hours of operation to make sure everything’s sealed up tight.