The best brass and copper radiator depends on your tractor’s make, model, and replacement part number. The options below cover select Kubota, Ford, New Holland, Case IH, and John Deere tractors. The ARRONIX radiator is best for Ford 2N, 8N, and 9N owners who need listed dimensions and a four-row core; the other choices target specific tractor families. Confirm model and part-number fitment before ordering.
| Radiator | Best For | Key Fitment |
|---|---|---|
| American Cooling Solutions Kubota | Select Kubota tractors | L235, L245, L275, L2050, L2350 |
| ARRONIX 8N8005 | Ford 2N, 8N, and 9N | 1939–1952 models |
| American Cooling Solutions Major | Fordson tractors | Major and Power Major |
| ZBOX 5169275 | Select Ford/New Holland and Case IH | Listed TK, TL, and JX models |
| All States John Deere | Select John Deere tractors | 7200, 7210, 7400, 7410, 7510 |
American Cooling Solutions Kubota Radiator
This heavy-duty copper and brass radiator is listed for Kubota L235, L245DT, L245H, L275, L2050DT, L2050F, L2350DT, and L2350F tractors. It replaces OEM numbers 15575-72060 and 15201-72060, along with their unhyphenated versions.
Best for: Owners of the listed Kubota models who are replacing a radiator by matching the tractor model or OEM number. It was selected for its specific Kubota fitment and clearly stated replacement numbers. Check before buying: The provided listing details do not give radiator dimensions, so confirm the part number and application for your tractor.
ARRONIX 8N8005 Ford Tractor Radiator
ARRONIX lists this radiator for Ford 2N, 8N, and 9N tractors from 1939–1952. Its four-row copper-brass core has copper fins and brass tanks. Listed replacement numbers include 8N8005, 86551430, 81869232, and several other 8N and 9N radiator references.
Best for: Ford 2N, 8N, or 9N owners seeking a radiator with stated core and overall dimensions. The core measures 17 inches high by 15-3/8 inches wide by 2-1/8 inches thick; overall height is 23-1/2 inches. It was selected for its detailed specifications and model-year range. Check before buying: The listing specifically advises verifying dimensions before ordering.
American Cooling Solutions Fordson Major Radiator
This copper and brass radiator is listed for Ford New Holland Major and Power Major tractors, including Fordson Major applications. The stated replacement number is E1ADKN8005E. The product information says it meets OEM performance and durability requirements.
Best for: Owners of a Fordson Major or Power Major who can match the listed application and replacement part number. It was selected as a dedicated option for this tractor family rather than a general-purpose radiator. Check before buying: The supplied product details do not specify dimensions or additional compatible models, so verify the exact application against your tractor.
ZBOX 5169275 Copper Brass Radiator
ZBOX identifies 5169275 as the replacement number. Listed applications include Ford New Holland TK95M, 4835, 5635, 6635, 7635, TK100A, TL80, TL90, and TL100; Fiat L65; and Case IH JX80U, JX90U, and JX100U. The listing describes durable copper-brass construction and says the business is American-owned and operated.
Best for: Owners of one of the listed Ford New Holland, Fiat, or Case IH models who need replacement number 5169275. It was selected for its broad but specific model list. Check before buying: Do not assume fitment for an unlisted model; confirm the part number and tractor application.
All States John Deere Copper Brass Radiator
This radiator is listed for John Deere 7200, 7210, 7400, 7410, and 7510 tractors. For the 7210, 7410, and 7510, the stated serial-number condition is 30000 and later. It replaces OEM numbers RE165030, RE64205, and RE49167, and uses brass-and-copper construction in place of a plastic-tank and aluminum-core design.
Best for: Owners of the listed John Deere models who want a copper-and-brass replacement and can verify the applicable OEM number. It was selected for its clear model and serial-number guidance. Check before buying: Serial-number restrictions apply to three listed models, so confirm the tractor’s serial number.
Buying Guide: How To Choose A Brass And Copper Radiator
Which radiator fits your tractor?
Start with the tractor’s make, model, and serial number. Then compare the radiator’s listed applications and replacement number with the information for your existing part. Model names can cover different configurations, so a general brand match is not enough to establish fitment.
Why check the OEM or replacement number?
Part numbers provide a practical way to distinguish similar-looking radiators. Compare every available number, including hyphenated and unhyphenated versions. If the listing provides a serial-number cutoff, as the All States listing does for several John Deere models, include that detail in your fitment check.
When do dimensions matter?
Dimensions are especially useful when replacing a radiator with an older or previously changed component. The ARRONIX listing supplies both core and overall measurements and specifically asks buyers to verify them. For products without dimensions in the supplied details, check the listing or confirm measurements before purchase.
How should you compare construction?
These products are described as copper-brass or brass-and-copper radiators, but their specifications differ. ARRONIX provides a four-row core description, while other listings emphasize fitment, replacement numbers, or material. Compare the details that are actually stated instead of assuming all cores share the same design.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these radiators universal?
No. Each option lists specific tractor applications or replacement numbers. Confirm your exact model and, where applicable, serial number before choosing.
Does copper-brass construction confirm fitment?
No. Material describes construction, not compatibility. Use the model, OEM number, and any stated dimensions to verify fit.
Which option lists radiator dimensions?
The ARRONIX radiator for Ford 2N, 8N, and 9N tractors lists core and overall dimensions. Its product information recommends checking measurements before ordering.
What if my tractor model is not listed?
Do not assume the radiator will fit. Compare the replacement number with your existing part or confirm the application with the seller before ordering.