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Turbocharger for Deutz Agroplus and Agrotron Series Tractors

Original price was: $1,490.96.Current price is: $883.95.

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When your Deutz starts feeling sluggish or won’t pull like it used to, there’s a good chance the turbo isn’t doing its job. A failing turbocharger means less air getting into the engine, which translates to less power when you need it most—whether you’re pulling a loaded spreader up a hill or trying to keep up in the field. This replacement turbocharger gets your tractor breathing right again and restores that power you’ve been missing.

What You’re Getting

  • Direct replacement turbocharger that fits multiple Deutz tractor series without modifications
  • Precision-balanced compressor and turbine wheels for smooth operation under load
  • Heavy-duty bearings and seals designed to handle constant heat and pressure cycles
  • Quality construction that delivers reliable boost pressure season after season

Built for Real Farm Work

This turbo fits the Deutz Agroplus 100 and Agrotron 105, 106, 110, and 115V series tractors—workhorses you’ll find on dairy farms running manure spreaders, on grain operations pulling planters and cultivators, and doing loader work around the farmyard. These are the tractors that need reliable power for everything from heavy tillage to long days of hay work, and a properly functioning turbo makes all the difference.

Made to Last

Farm tractors put turbochargers through the wringer with constant temperature swings, dirty air, and long hours under load. This unit is built with robust materials and precision manufacturing to handle the demands of agricultural use. The bearings and seals are designed specifically for the heat cycles and vibration that come with real farm work, not just highway driving.

Good to Know

Installation typically requires removing the old unit and transferring oil and coolant lines—a job best done when the engine is cool. Make sure to prime the turbo with clean oil before starting to prevent bearing damage. It’s also a smart time to change your air filter and check all the intake plumbing while you’ve got everything apart.