4-Blade Cooling Fan for Fiat 90 Series Tractors

Description

When your tractor starts running hot during those long days in the field, it’s often because your cooling fan isn’t moving enough air through that radiator. A cracked, bent, or missing fan blade turns your cooling system into a liability instead of the protection it’s meant to be. This 4-blade replacement fan gets your Fiat 90 Series tractor breathing properly again, keeping that engine temperature where it belongs even when you’re pushing hard through heavy work.

What You’re Getting

• Four-blade design provides the airflow volume your engine needs for consistent cooling
• Built to handle the vibration and stress of continuous operation without cracking or loosening
• Balanced construction reduces strain on fan bearings and belt systems
• Direct replacement that mounts to your existing fan hub without modifications

Built for Real Farm Work

This fan is designed for the Fiat 90 Series tractors that work hard on farms and ranches across the country. Whether your 100-90 is pulling implements through heavy soil, your 110-90 is running a loader all day, or your 130-90 is handling heavy tillage work, these mid-range powerhouses generate serious heat that demands reliable cooling. The four-blade design moves the air volume these engines need to stay cool even during extended periods of heavy work.

Made to Last

Farm equipment fans take a beating from debris, weather, and constant vibration, so this one’s built to handle whatever your operation throws at it. The blade material resists cracking from temperature changes and impact damage from field debris. Each blade is properly balanced to prevent the wobble that destroys bearings and puts extra stress on your cooling system components.

Good to Know

Before installing your new fan, take a minute to inspect the fan hub and belt system for wear. A bent hub or loose belt will quickly damage even a new fan. Make sure all mounting bolts are properly tightened – a loose fan blade can cause expensive damage if it comes apart. While you’ve got the shroud off, it’s a good time to clean any debris from the radiator fins to help your new fan work more efficiently.