For your Deutz-Fahr Agrofarm 100 you can choose from more than 150 parts that fit. Trailer couplings, lighting and electrics are the best represented groups.
The Agrofarm 100 is an everyday tractor on a mixed farm, used for feeding, mowing, some haulage and the odd loader job. This page brings together more than 150 parts for it, made by GRANIT, ROCKINGER, Cobo, Walterscheid and GRAMMER.
Spend a summer day in the cab and you notice straight away when the air conditioning is struggling. For the Agrofarm 100 there are air conditioning compressors and the V-belts that drive them. On the engine you will find valve cover gaskets, front gaskets, crankshaft seals and seal kits. If the tractor turns over slowly or only clicks, there are starter motors for this model. The hydraulics are covered with seals and the clutch with thrust bearings.
A tip on the valve cover gasket: tighten the cover bolts in a cross pattern and with a feel for it, not as hard as you can. An overtightened cover distorts, and then a new gasket leaks just like the old one. Make the faces of the head and cover clean, dry and grease-less, and check the cover is still straight by laying it on a flat surface. After a few hours of running, take another look to see that everything stays dry.
With a mechanically suspended seat like the Compacto, take a minute after fitting to set the suspension to your own weight. Too soft and it bottoms out over every bump, too firm and you feel every rut of the field in your back. A little grease on the slide rails now and then keeps it from rattling.
There are several models in the Agrofarm line, so start by checking the type plate shows the 100. If a number is still visible on the old part, on the edge of a gasket or on the starter motor housing for instance, it gives you something solid to compare with the details on the product. With a starter motor, count the teeth on the pinion and note the direction of rotation too. For a V-belt, keep the old one as a reference.
If a Deutz-Fahr Agrofarm 85 works on the same farm, its parts are on a separate page, so you can see straight away what belongs to that tractor. The whole brand, from older Deutz tractors to recent models, is under Deutz-Fahr parts.
