Hydraulic Oil Cooler for Deutz Agrostar 4.61, 4.68, 4.71, 4.78 Series Tractors

Description

Nothing stops a productive day faster than hydraulic fluid that’s too hot to do its job properly. When your Deutz Agrostar starts getting sluggish on the loader or the three-point hitch won’t respond like it should, overheated hydraulic oil might be the culprit. This oil cooler keeps your hydraulic system running at the right temperature so you can count on smooth operation whether you’re moving hay bales, running implements, or doing loader work all day long.

What You’re Getting

• Direct replacement for original Deutz oil coolers—no modifications needed
• Proper flow characteristics and heat dissipation to handle demanding farm conditions
• Tube and fin configuration that efficiently transfers heat while resisting clogging from chaff and debris
• Built to handle the pressure and temperature swings of hardworking hydraulic systems
• Durable construction that stands up to vibration and the elements

Built for Real Farm Work

This oil cooler fits Deutz Agrostar tractors including the 4.61, 4.68, 4.71, and 4.78 models. Whether you’re running a smaller 4.61 for general farm chores or working with the bigger 4.78 for heavier field operations, these tractors put their hydraulic systems through serious work. From three-point implements to front loaders to remote hydraulics for attachments, keeping that oil cool means reliable performance when you need it most.

Made to Last

This cooler matches OEM specifications for proper fit and function, with core dimensions that provide the right balance of cooling capacity and airflow resistance. The construction handles the constant pressure cycling and temperature changes that come with hydraulic work, while the materials resist corrosion from road salt, fertilizer spray, and all the other harsh conditions farm equipment faces.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement that uses your existing mounting points and connections. A new oil cooler deserves fresh hydraulic fluid—flush the system thoroughly to remove any debris that could contaminate the new cooler. While you’re at it, check your hydraulic lines and filters. Clean installation and fresh fluid help ensure your new cooler gives you years of reliable service.