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Replacement Radiator for Massey Ferguson 240 /250 Series with Perkins 3.152 Engine

Original price was: $425.70.Current price is: $301.32.

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Nothing ruins a good day in the field like watching your temperature gauge climb into the red zone. When your MF 240 or 250 starts running hot, you know it’s time to address the cooling system before you’re looking at a blown head gasket or worse. This replacement radiator is built to handle the heat your hardworking Perkins 3.152 engine generates, whether you’re bush hogging in July or pushing through heavy ground.

What You’re Getting

  • Direct-fit replacement that bolts right in place without modifications
  • Proper core size engineered for the Perkins 3.152’s cooling requirements
  • Quality construction that won’t leak after your first season of use
  • Compatible with your existing cooling system components like fan, thermostat, and water pump

Built for Real Farm Work

The 240 and 250 series are the workhorses you’ll find on family farms everywhere—reliable machines that handle everything from hay work to loader duty. These Perkins-powered tractors have earned their reputation for dependability, but they need proper cooling to keep that reputation intact. When you’re baling hay on a 90-degree day or working ground that’s tougher than expected, this radiator keeps your engine temperatures where they belong.

Made to Last

This radiator is built to handle the vibration, dust, and temperature swings that come with farm life. The core construction provides the heat dissipation your engine needs, while the tank design resists the corrosion that can eat away at cheaper units. It’s the kind of quality that keeps your tractor running year after year.

Good to Know

Before installing your new radiator, flush the engine block thoroughly—old coolant residue and scale will clog up a new radiator faster than you’d think. Replace your hoses while you’re at it, since they’ve been heat-cycled plenty of times. Check your thermostat and water pump operation too, because now’s the time to address any cooling system issues all at once.