Used Fiat Tractor Parts

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Fiat tractors no longer exist under this name since their integration into New Holland , but many are still in operation: 480, 780, 70-90, 80-90, Winner series. For these models, new original parts have largely disappeared from catalogs. TMC Bejenne dismantles these machines and offers their quality-checked used parts: complete cabs, bodywork, gearboxes and front axles, priced 30 to 70% less than new ones.

Fiat Someca Tractor Parts: a Unified Mechanical Heritage

In France, a large share of Fiat tractors were initially sold under the Someca name, before switching to Fiat and then Fiatagri branding. Both brands share much of their mechanical components: engine, transmission, rear axle, and hydraulics. For a Someca tractor part, the best approach is to identify the corresponding Fiat reference, which our advisors cross-check with our stock. Compatibility is always verified based on the reference number stamped on the part.

Fiat Tractor Parts Available at TMC Bejenne

  • Engine: complete engines, cylinder heads, starters, cooling systems.
  • Transmission: gearboxes, bevel gears, drive tubes, wheel reducers.
  • Hydraulics and Lift: pumps, distributors, hydraulic circuits, arms and stands.
  • Bodywork: fenders, bonnets, grills, footboards.
  • Fast response: 90% of requests fulfilled from a stock of 25,000 references.

Fiat Tractor Salvage: dismantling since 1945

Looking for a Fiat tractor salvage yard without going from one agricultural junkyard to another? Specializing in agricultural dismantling, TMC Bejenne has been dismantling tractors since 1945 on a 11-hectare site in Naintré. Each Fiat is dismantled by our specialist technicians, then its parts are cleaned, checked, and cataloged by model. On these machines often left outdoors, the bodywork and cab are the first to give in, well before the mechanics: they are also the most sought-after parts.

Used Fiat Tractor Cabins, 70-90 and 80-90 Series

  • Fiat tractor cabins: complete cabins, doors, windows, seats for the 90 and Winner series.
  • 66 and 90 Series: 60-66, 70-66, 70-90, 80-90, 90-90, 100-90, 110-90 and their DT variants.
  • 80 Series: 480, 580, 680, 780 and 880.
  • Winner and Fiatagri: transitional models before the transition to New Holland.

Older Fiat Tractor: Spare Parts Catalog and Identification

The model alone is not sufficient: Fiat series evolved during production and depending on markets. Rather than an often unavailable manufacturer spare parts catalog, note the tractor's serial number and the reference of the removed part if still readable. A photo of the part in place greatly helps with bodywork and cabin. Our advisors cross-check these details with our online catalog at +33 5 35 54 42 10.

Someca is the name under which many Fiat-designed tractors were marketed in France. The mechanics are very similar, but the finishes and some body parts vary by year. TMC Bejenne handles both: provide the exact model and plate of your Someca tractor, we find the equivalent Fiat part in our stock and verify the relevant transmission or engine.

For the transitional series, often yes: the first New Holland ranges use many Fiat components. For older series, it's less common. In all cases, verification is done by the manufacturer’s part number, and our advisors perform this check before offering a part.

For a Fiat or Someca tractor, the safest option is a dismantling specialist: parts come from identified machines and are checked before sale. TMC Bejenne catalogs its parts by brand and model, from bodywork to cabin parts. Call +33 5 35 54 42 10 with the model and part reference: our advisors verify real stock and arrange shipment.

The 100-90 DT, the four-wheel drive version of the 90 series, shares many components with the 90-90 and 110-90 models. Requests mainly concern the front axle and its reducers, gearbox, lift hydraulics, cabin, and sheet metal. Availability depends on arrivals: give us the serial number to confirm compatibility.

Fiatagri is the name used by Fiat tractors from the mid-1980s until the Winner series and transition to New Holland. It includes the same families of parts as earlier Fiat models: engine, transmission, axles, lift, cabin, and bodywork. Many references overlap with the 90 series and early New Holland models, which our advisors verify by manufacturer’s part number.

Yes, depending on stock arrivals. Some combine harvesters sold under the Fiat brand were designed with Laverda, creating equivalences in threshing and shaking components. Find all manufacturers on our all our brands page.