Used Tractor & Combine Harvester Air Conditioning

Tractor Air Conditioning Components Available in Stock

• Air Conditioning Compressor: the central part of the refrigeration circuit, available in original Sanden versions (SD7H15, SD508) and other references, recovered from tractors and combine harvesters of all brands — Sanden compressors are the most represented in our stock
• Condenser: condensation radiator, available depending on arrivals for major recent and older tractor cabins; fin condition checked before sale
• Evaporator: internal cabin exchanger, recovered with the complete unit depending on available dismantlings
• Expansion Valve: refrigeration circuit regulation element, available separately for targeted repairs
• Desiccant Filter: wear component of the air conditioning circuit, available in stock by reference
• 12V Air Conditioner for Tractor: autonomous 12V air conditioning units (types like Webasto Air Top, Dirna, etc.), recovered from dismantled machines, suitable for tractors with open cabins or those without an original refrigeration circuit — available depending on arrivals
• Major Brands Covered: Claas , John Deere , Case IH , New Holland , Massey Ferguson , Fendt — stock availability continuously updated

What Are Common Air Conditioning Issues in Tractors?

On agricultural tractors, air conditioning failures follow a recurring pattern. The compressor is the most stressed component: driven by the engine's accessory belt, it runs for several hundred hours per season and eventually loses sealing or compression capacity. Result: the air conditioning stops cooling or cools insufficiently. A refrigerant recharge may temporarily mask a leak, but if the compressor is mechanically faulty, replacement is inevitable.

The condenser — mounted at the front of the cabin or hood — often becomes clogged with dust, plant debris, and dirt. A blocked condenser drastically reduces the circuit's efficiency. The expansion valve can also cause circuit malfunction if an incompatible component was installed during a previous repair or if impurities entered the system. For all these faults, a verified used part from TMC Bejenne allows a quick and cost-controlled repair. Call 05 86 24 00 26 with your machine’s reference to check availability.

Tractor Air Conditioning Recharge: When the Problem Comes from a Faulty Part

Sometimes a refrigerant recharge is enough to restore the system — but if your tractor's air conditioning requires repeated recharges, it means the circuit is losing gas: there's a leak. Compressor seals worn out, condenser cracked at a weld point, saturated desiccant filter unable to trap moisture: these defects prevent the system from holding pressure. Recharging without replacing the faulty component only delays the next breakdown.

TMC Bejenne acts upstream of the recharging service: by replacing the faulty component with a used part checked in our workshop — original Sanden compressor, condenser, expansion valve — you solve the problem at its source. An agricultural refrigeration professional can then recharge the sealed, clean circuit. Call 05 86 24 00 26 describing your machine’s symptoms to identify the part to replace among our used cabin parts.