Used Combine Harvester Hood

The hood, a bodywork part exposed on the combine harvester

Like other bodywork components, the hood is a sheet metal part directly exposed to field conditions: dust, small straw fragments, constant vibrations, branch impacts, and corrosion eventually deform or perforate it. Replacing a damaged hood is not just an aesthetic issue: a cracked or improperly sealed panel lets dust escape, complicates machine cleaning, and increases the risk of debris buildup. Such details matter during long harvest days.

Used Combine Harvester Hoods Available at TMC Bejenne

• New Holland: the best-represented brand, covering TX series to CX and CR series.
• John Deere: hoods removed from 1500 series, WTS, CTS, and T combines.
• Claas: hoods from Lexion combine harvesters.
• Laverda and Deutz-Fahr: some hoods depending on arrivals.
• Each product sheet specifies the brand, model, and year of the original machine.

Hood for New Holland Combine Harvester

Our New Holland hoods cover TX series (TX 36, TX 64, TX 66, TX 67, TX 68, and TX 68 Plus), CX (CX 760, CX 860, CX 880, CX 8080, CX 8090), CR 980, and 1540. The TX 66 is the most represented model in our stock.

Hood for Claas Lexion Combine Harvester

Hoods from Claas combine harvesters concern the Lexion series: Lexion 440, Lexion 570, and Lexion 600. To extend your search to other parts of the same machine, check our threshing and separation parts.

Hood for John Deere Combine Harvester

For John Deere, our hoods were removed from 1550, 9540 WTS, 9580 WTS, 9780 CTS, and T660 combines. Each part remains linked to its original model, facilitating comparison with your machine.

Hood for Laverda, Deutz-Fahr, and Case IH Combine Harvesters

Less common machines are not forgotten: Laverda (2350, 3700, L521, L624) and Deutz-Fahr (4065 H) complete the range. For a Case IH combine, hoods become available as machines are dismantled: call us with the exact model to check available parts.

Parts from Dismantled Combine Harvesters

At TMC Bejenne, hoods don’t come from a box—they come from combines dismantled on our 11-hectare yard in Naintré. Each incoming machine is identified, traced, and then dismantled piece by piece. Find also our machines for parts dismantling. This process allows us to offer original sheet metal with the correct shape and fixings, rather than approximate adapted components.

Older Combine Harvesters: Sheet Metal No Longer Available New

On older combines, bodywork elements often disappear first from manufacturer catalogs. Yet, a TX 36, a Laverda 2350, or a Lexion 440 remain perfectly usable. Reusing parts is the most practical way to properly close a machine and extend its service life by several seasons.

When Should You Replace Your Machine's Hood?

• Sheet metal cracked, pierced, or torn at mounting points.
• Deformation preventing proper closure of the bodywork.
• Advanced corrosion, especially on folds and moisture retention areas.
• Hinges, locks, or brackets torn after impact.
• Unusual accumulation of dust and straw fragments due to sealing defects.

Why Do Combine Harvesters Catch Fire?

The most common cause is mechanical and avoidable: accumulation of small straw, dust, and plant residues in hot areas near the engine, exhaust, or bearings. These residues can ignite easily during dry late-summer jobs. Complete, intact bodywork is key prevention: a deformed or pierced hood creates retention zones where residues pile up, complicating daily cleaning. Blowing out the combine each evening, keeping a fire extinguisher onboard, and properly closing every sheet metal part are basic safety routines on a farm.

The Cost of a Combine Harvester Is Another Reason to Make It Last

The price of a new combine harvester represents one of the biggest investments for a farm. Facing this cost, replacing a bodywork part with a used one and extending the machine’s life by several seasons is sound economic sense. That’s exactly the purpose of our stock.

How to Choose Your Used Hood?

• Identify the exact brand and model of your combine, including the series.
• Note the original reference number on the removed part if still readable.
• Compare the shape, cutouts, and mounting points with the photos in the listing.
• Check the machine's year shown on the product sheet: sheet metal can change during production runs.
• If in doubt, have our technicians confirm compatibility before ordering.

Each hood is sold by quotation; price depends on the model, condition, and rarity of the reference.

Combine Shaker, Thresher, and Other Harvesting Parts

Work on the bodywork is often an opportunity to check nearby components. Our shaking range includes combine shakers and their parts. The thresher range covers the complete thresher, thresher rotors, and straw spreaders. For grills and boxes, see our cleaning range. Tractor and combine, baler or telehandler: our yard brings together used parts for all agricultural machinery.

Why Order Your Hood from TMC Bejenne?

• Specialist in used agricultural parts since 1945.
• A stock of 25,000 references on a 11-hectare site.
• Parts dismantled, inspected, and traced before sale.
• Technical advice and quotes at 05 86 24 00 26.