Which tractor bodywork parts are available at TMC Bejenne?

TMC Bejenne offers a large stock of used bodywork parts for tractors of all brands: front and rear fenders (right and left), engine hoods, grilles, right and left footsteps, engine and cab access ladders. All these parts are immediately available from permanent stock, enabling quick shipment of the needed part to your farm.

Are used bodywork parts compatible with my tractor?

Yes, TMC Bejenne conducts a thorough technical analysis to ensure each part perfectly matches your equipment, whether your tractor is recent or older. Compatibility is verified by brand and model prior to any shipment. To ensure optimal installation, please specify your tractor's exact reference or model when requesting.

How do I order a bodywork part for a vintage tractor?

To place an order, contact TMC Bejenne directly via the online form or by phone, providing your tractor’s brand, model, and year. An advisor will identify the suitable part in stock and provide a quote. Once the order is confirmed, the part is prepared in our workshop and shipped to your address as quickly as possible.

Does TMC Bejenne offer parts for combine harvesters?

Yes, TMC Bejenne’s range also covers used combine harvester parts across all brands. Hoods, fenders, grilles, and footsteps adapted to these machines are stocked. Whether you have a recent or older model, TMC Bejenne will identify the appropriate bodywork part by your brand and model to guarantee a compatible, ready-to-install part.

What are the delivery times for large bodywork parts?

Large parts like tractor hoods or fenders require proper transport due to their size. TMC Bejenne works with carriers specialized in handling bulky loads, ensuring secure delivery. Delivery times usually range from 48 to 72 hours after shipment depending on your location within mainland France. For specific orders, an advisor will provide exact timing at order confirmation.

What is the difference between used parts and aftermarket parts?

A used part is an original part recovered from a tractor at the end of its life: it has been used but still meets manufacturer specifications. An aftermarket part, by contrast, is produced by a third-party supplier designed to fit multiple brands or models without originating from the original manufacturer. Used parts offer original conformity, while aftermarket parts often come at a lower price.