Fendt 920 Vario TMS Spare Part

[KillerScope]

Hello Everyone,


I’m trying to help a friend source a specific spare part for his Fendt 920 Vario TMS (ML200 transmission). He is not internet savvy and doesn’t speak English, and I’m not very technical, so I’m hoping someone here can point me in the right direction.


I’ve attached photos and the exploded diagram.
The part we’re looking for is Item No. 25 in the drawing.
From what I could find online it appears to be the seal/ring pack for the hydrostatic pump/motor control cylinder inside the LM200 Vario unit (he needs 3 complete sets) and also I could be wrong on this.


We have tried searching everywhere and can’t find the seals sold as a kit.


Does anyone know where these seals can be purchased?

Any country or supplier is fine as long as they ship internationally.
He only needs the parts and he does not want to send the transmission to a dealer for repair.


Any help or direction would be greatly appreciated!

https://imgur.com/a/IfvI2fK

 

[Hay Dude]

I can’t help you directly, but you might want to try Agriteer in Leola, PA. Huge Fendt dealer with excellent parts.
The reason this may be a difficult find is because AGCO wants to sell a rebuilt transmission for $20,000. My guess is they may not actually sell them because they don’t want to lose the money to be made on this, but that’s just a guess.

 

[ptsg]

Have you tried going to an hydraulic shop with said seals and see if they can match those? That's usually the best route, at least without any part numbers to go by.

 

[Hay Dude]

I was told the CVT transmissions that fail are usually seal failure causing pressure issues.
My servicing dealer said “CVT’s go belly-up quickly. They can be working fine in the morning, and fail that afternoon”.

Fixing the seals may fix the problem, but my guess is the rebuilt units have many other worn parts being replaced in them, too.

 

[KillerScope]

Have you tried going to an hydraulic shop with said seals and see if they can match those? That's usually the best route, at least without any part numbers to go by.

Trying to find the part number, for it. the hydraulic shop I don't think will work in this case because besides the rubber seal there are some other material (teflon?) seals too. And he is more keen on OEM part if possible.

 

[KillerScope]

I can’t help you directly, but you might want to try Agriteer in Leola, PA. Huge Fendt dealer with excellent parts.
The reason this may be a difficult find is because AGCO wants to sell a rebuilt transmission for $20,000. My guess is they may not actually sell them because they don’t want to lose the money to be made on this, but that’s just a guess.

Will check it out, thank you.

 

[ptsg]

Trying to find the part number, for it. the hydraulic shop I don't think will work in this case because besides the rubber seal there are some other material (teflon?) seals too. And he is more keen on OEM part if possible.

They may be able to source that as well. A good shop may even be able to make any seals needed. I know one of the three around me can make custom seals.

If he wants OEM, he definitely needs a part number then.

 

[KillerScope]

Where to get the Part. No. from tho? I tried to search for a few manuals, but can't find the Part. No. for it. Do you know where I could get the full spare parts list/manual from? Preferably for free.

 

[Hay Dude]

Where to get the Part. No. from tho? I tried to search for a few manuals, but can't find the Part. No. for it. Do you know where I could get the full spare parts list/manual from? Preferably for free.

I have this feeling those are given to professionals only. I don’t think Fendt wants farmers from Snodgrass, Mississippi opening their CVT’s up.

Could be wrong, but that’s my gut feeling.

 

[ptsg]

I have this feeling those are given to professionals only. I don’t think Fendt wants farmers from Snodgrass, Mississippi opening their CVT’s up.

Could be wrong, but that’s my gut feeling.

I share the same thoughts as you and why I suggested an hydraulic shop. Fendt most likely want certified shops to do that kind of work.