Air Conditioning Receiver Dryer for John Deere 2250, 5200, 5400, 6600, and 7700 Series Tractors

Description

When your tractor’s air conditioning starts blowing warm or cycling on and off, there’s a good chance your receiver dryer has become saturated with moisture and can’t do its job anymore. This critical component sits between your compressor and evaporator, quietly removing moisture and filtering out contaminants that could damage expensive A/C parts. If you’ve been dealing with poor cooling or inconsistent cab temperatures, this replacement can get your system running like it should.

What You’re Getting

• Fresh desiccant material that absorbs moisture from your refrigerant system
• Internal filter that catches debris and contaminants before they reach your compressor
• Direct replacement fitment for multiple John Deere series – no modifications needed
• Protection for expensive A/C components from corrosive moisture damage
• Prevents freeze-ups in expansion valves that cause intermittent cooling

Built for Real Farm Work

This receiver dryer covers a solid range of John Deere tractors from the compact 2250 utility model up through the bigger 7700 row-crop machines. Whether you’re running hay equipment with a 5200, cultivating with a 5400, working harvest season in a 6600, or pulling wide implements with a 7700, comfortable cab conditions keep you productive during long summer days.

Made to Last

Farm equipment A/C systems take a beating from constant vibration, temperature swings, and dusty conditions. This receiver dryer is built to handle those challenges while protecting your system from the moisture that turns refrigerant into acids and causes expensive component failures down the road.

Good to Know

Replace your receiver dryer whenever you open the A/C system for service or if you’ve had a compressor failure. Keep the new dryer sealed until you’re ready to install it – once exposed to air, the desiccant starts absorbing moisture immediately. This is also a perfect time to check your system’s O-rings and have the refrigerant properly evacuated and recharged by someone with the right equipment.