Restoring a Steyr T 80 or keeping it running is easier with parts that fit. That is why this page gathers more than 50 vintage parts for this model.
Nobody works on a Steyr T 80 because they have to. It is usually a tractor with a story, and the aim is to make it tidy and dependable again. This page lists more than 50 Steyr T 80 parts from GRANIT, HELLA and METARO, covering the engine as well as the looks of the tractor.
For a cylinder head job there are head gasket sets, inlet valves, exhaust valves and valve guides. For the bottom end you will find a piston set, crankshaft sealing rings and gasket sets. On the fuel side there are rubber sleeves for the fuel line and a sealing ring for the tank cap.
A tip for the valve work: replace worn valve guides before lapping in the valves. A new valve in a sloppy guide never seals properly and lets oil past the stem. Drive the new guides in square, lap each valve with fine paste until you see an even, narrow seat, and clean everything thoroughly before the head goes back on. Re-torque the head gasket after the first hours of running if that is specified for this gasket.
A restored tractor stands or falls by its finish. There are left-hand fenders, seat cushions for the passenger seat, emblems and stickers, and lenses for the lights. A lower silencer is part of the list as well. Small parts like these make the difference between a tidied-up tractor and a T 80 that is truly complete.
Apply stickers to a clean, dry, degreased surface and press them down from the centre outwards so no air bubbles remain. A soft plastic squeegee or a dry cloth is all you need.
A tractor of this age has often had parts changed or modified over the years. Check the type plate for the model and serial number first, then compare the old part with the description on this page. Gaskets, seals and valves sometimes still carry a stamped reference number or size, which is a dependable starting point. According to their description, some parts are also used on other Steyr models, but your own tractor always comes first.
For other models from the brand, older or newer than the T 80, carry on to Steyr parts, where every Steyr model with its own page is listed.
