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Used Fan Blowers

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A fan blower that vibrates or loses airflow disrupts the entire cleaning process: dirty grain on one side of the hopper, losses at the rear on the other. TMC Bejenne dismantles fan blowers from combine harvesters that it deconstructs and offers them as used parts, workshop-tested. They complement our cleaning range, alongside fan shafts and screens and pre-screens, priced 30 to 70 % less than new ones.

 CASE IH(21)
 CLAAS(12)
 DEUTZ FAHR(1)
 JOHN-DEERE(29)
 LAVERDA(3)
 NEW-HOLLAND(38)

Fan Blower: The Heart of Cleaning

Positioned beneath the screens, the fan blower blows air that lifts light straw and chaff while the grain falls back towards the auger. Its speed is adjusted based on the crop: too much air and grain is blown away with the debris; too little and the sample gets dirty. On a heavily used combine, blades wear down, bearings loosen, and the fan becomes unbalanced. Replacing it with an original part restores a consistent airflow across the full width.

Fan Blowers Available at TMC Bejenne

  • Complete turbinés, dismantled from identified combine models.
  • Shafts, bearings, and pulleys, with their drive belts.
  • Examples of online listings: Case IH Axial-Flow 2188, 2388, and 8010; John Deere 1188, 2066, and S660.
  • Other brands: New Holland CX 8050 and Laverda 2350.
  • Highlights: 25,000 references in stock, fulfilling 90% of requests.

Agricultural Fan Blowers for Combine Harvesters, Livestock, or Barns

The term agricultural fan blower also refers to fans for livestock buildings used to cool cattle during summer. TMC Bejenne does not sell these units: our fans are cleaning components from combine harvesters, sourced from dismantling. If you need a cleaning fan for your harvesting machine, you are in the right place. For fans intended for barns or livestock buildings, please contact specialized equipment suppliers.

Checking a Used Fan Blower

  • Blades: no cracks, deformations, or significant wear at the edges.
  • Balancing: a fan that vibrates when idle will vibrate even more under load.
  • Shaft and bore: no play at the keyway nor signs of seizing.
  • Bearings: free rotation, no tight spots.

Identifying the Part and Ordering

Note the brand, model, and serial number of the combine, then the reference of the fan if still readable. A photo of the assembly in place helps confirm the fit. TMC Bejenne has been dismantling combine harvesters since 1945 on a 11-hectare site in Naintré. Our advisors verify compatibility at 05 86 24 00 26 and ship throughout France.

The first sign is an increasing vibration with speed, often felt inside the cab. This is followed by bearing noise, rapid belt wear, and irregular cleaning. Have your mechanic check the blades and bearings: an unbalanced fan also wears down the shaft and its bearings.

It depends on the crop, its moisture content, and the screen settings; the manufacturer’s manual provides initial settings. Adjustments are then made in the field, monitoring grain cleanliness at the hopper and grain losses at the rear of the machine.

No. Our fan blowers are cleaning components from combine harvesters, dismantled from harvesting machines. For all parts of this system, consult our combine cleaning range.

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