Parts for the Fendt 210 Vario, easy to find: more than 300 items for the Fendt 200 series, including lighting, electrics and trailer couplings.
The Fendt 210 Vario was made in more than one version, and the differences can affect exactly the part you are after. It pays to know which 210 Vario you have before ordering. This page holds more than 300 parts for the 210 Vario as a whole, and each version also has its own page.
The Typ number is on the type plate of the tractor. Once you know it, go straight to the page for your version, which shows only the parts that fit that Typ number:
If the plate has become unreadable, the reference number on the old part is often the next best clue. Compare it with the number on the product before you order.
Besides GRANIT, the parts come from HELLA, Wabco, Scharmüller and GRAMMER.
One small part that is easy to overlook is the spring on the beacon holder. Once it weakens, the beacon swings about on rough tracks until the base or the lens breaks. A new spring takes minutes to fit and saves buying a new beacon. With rocker switches, check the symbol and the number of positions, because a switch with the same shape can be wired differently inside. Note which wire goes where before you unplug the old one.
Red is the supply line and yellow is the control line to the trailer brakes. When you couple up, look at the rubber seal inside the head. A split or flattened seal leaks air, so the compressor runs more often and the trailer brakes less well. Replace the head or the seal as soon as you hear a hiss on connection, and keep a dust cap on the head when no trailer is attached. On a hydraulic top link, check the ball ends when greasing, since worn balls otherwise only show up as a restless implement.
If you also run a smaller or larger Vario from this series, each model has its own page: the Fendt 207 Vario, Fendt 208 Vario, Fendt 209 Vario and Fendt 211 Vario. Check fitment per model, even when they look the same. For every Fendt tractor, go to Fendt parts.