From lighting and electrics to seats and accessories, more than 650 parts on this page cover the Fendt 310 Vario from the Fendt 300 series.
Start with the plate. The Fendt 310 Vario was made in more than one version, and the parts listed for one version are not automatically right for another. Look for the word Typ followed by a three digit number on the type plate of your tractor. Each Typ number has its own page with only the parts for that version:
This page shows more than 650 parts across all versions together. If the plate is unreadable, the reference number stamped or printed on the old part is the next best guide.
Typical cab parts for the 310 Vario include rubber floor coverings, body handles, mirrors and gas struts for the windscreen. A tired gas strut lets the screen drop on your arm, so replace them as a pair when two are fitted. Mount them with the piston rod pointing down to keep the seal lubricated.
A slow starter is not always a bad starter. Check battery voltage and the earth straps first, because a corroded earth gives the same symptoms. Disconnect the battery before fitting a new starter or alternator.
For servicing there are seals, sealing rings for the oil filter and bushes for joints. For the trailer air brakes there are Wabco connector heads. The parts on this page come from GRANIT, HELLA, Wabco, GRAMMER and Scharmüller.
If the gauge shows a high coolant temperature while the radiator only feels warm, suspect the sensor before the engine. Measure its resistance with the engine cold and again when warm. On the oil filter, wet the new sealing ring with a little engine oil and tighten the filter by hand only. A dry ring can twist on fitting and leak without you noticing until the oil level drops.
Other tractors from the same range each have a page of their own, which keeps you from ordering a part listed for a sister model:
Every other model is listed under Fendt parts.