If your Fendt 1050 Vario shows Typ 530 on the type plate, this is your page. More than 140 parts for that exact version, from lighting to electrics.
This page is limited to the parts listed for the Fendt 1050 Vario with Typ number 530, more than 140 of them. Other versions of the 1050 Vario are not included, even where they look the same from the outside. So check the type plate on the tractor first. If it reads Typ 530, you are in the right place. If it shows another number, try the Fendt 1050 Vario (Typ 539) or the general Fendt 1050 Vario page.
If you are unsure which of the two Typ numbers you have, the plate decides. It usually sits on a flat spot on the frame or in the cab and is sometimes hidden under dirt. A quick wipe saves a wrong order. Note the number in your phone or service book so it is to hand next time.
For hooking up trailers there are automatic drawbars and connector heads for the brake line, from ROCKINGER and Wabco among others. Around the cab you will find handles, covers, gas struts and the disc for the rear screen hinge. The dashboard has push button switches, and outside there are LED work lights and reflectors.
Then come the small parts that end up on the bench during any repair: springs, clamps, pins, bushes and seals. There is also a threaded cap for the coolant expansion tank.
Never open the expansion tank cap while the engine is still hot. The cooling system is under pressure and hot coolant can blow out all at once. Let the tractor cool, put a rag over the cap and turn it a quarter turn first so the pressure can escape. A cap with a hardened or split seal no longer holds pressure, so the coolant boils sooner and the level drops without any visible leak.
The LED work lights deserve attention too. A lamp that flickers or cuts out usually has a corroded plug rather than a failed LED. Clean the contacts, add a little contact grease and seat the plug firmly before you fit a new lamp. Check the cable where it bends through the cab as well.
Alongside the Typ number, the reference number on the old part is the best confirmation. On switches and lights it is often on the back or on a label, while with pins and bushes you may need to measure and compare. If you are torn between two versions, lay the old part next to the product photo.
The Fendt parts page leads to every other Fendt tractor, from the smaller Varios to the big ranges.
