Agriline products

Steevo

Member
Location
Gloucestershire
I've had some parts from them and never had much of a problem.

As someone once said to me, even genuine parts are often sourced from the same places as generic parts.
 

Rs chunk

Member
I got mud guards for my Ferguson from agriline they were fine then I got the t bar and grilles for the bonnet and they were shocking didn't fit right at all so I returned them and got better ones else where. Some stuff is fine but the odd thing is poor
 
as with all these suppliers some parts are good and some well just dont fit.
We use agriline for some parts
Sparex for some
Vap for some etc etc etc etc
I know now who does the parts that fit

All i can say is try them and see what you think for your self as parts can vary so much, tin work has always been a sore subject.
We have to make tin work fit mostly so of your kind of handy and have a bit of patience, you always return parts if there is no chance of it fitting.

Never had to fit a aftermarket tank before so i would say it fits where it touches and the bonnet wont close is my 1st guess from experience but i will stand corrected.
Let us know how you get on please
 

Tonym

Member
Location
Shropshire
Had a tank for a 3000 from Agriline. Half the price of some of their opposition and much to my surprise it fitted perfectly. Did not even have to put the drill through any of the holes. Also had a nose cone that fitted but that may be due to the fact the brackets on the tractor were bent so maybe l fitted the tractor to the nose one and not visa versa.
 
as with all these suppliers some parts are good and some well just dont fit.
We use agriline for some parts
Sparex for some
Vap for some etc etc etc etc
I know now who does the parts that fit

All i can say is try them and see what you think for your self as parts can vary so much, tin work has always been a sore subject.
We have to make tin work fit mostly so of your kind of handy and have a bit of patience, you always return parts if there is no chance of it fitting.

Never had to fit a aftermarket tank before so i would say it fits where it touches and the bonnet wont close is my 1st guess from experience but i will stand corrected.
Let us know how you get on please


Actually i lied fit a couple ford 3000 tanks and yes they didnt fit even had to chop the filler neck and relocate it as it didnt match up with the hole in the dash panel

But mf tanks never fit one yet
Have welded a few petrol tvo tanks in the past off the fe 35s and then sealed them with pleasing results
 

deere66

Member
Location
York
Friend of a friend of a friend got a tank which was a crap fit. Was looking at their bonnet nose pieces, half price of Sparex which don't have a good rep.
 

Tonym

Member
Location
Shropshire
Actually i lied fit a couple ford 3000 tanks and yes they didnt fit even had to chop the filler neck and relocate it as it didnt match up with the hole in the dash panel

But mf tanks never fit one yet
Have welded a few petrol tvo tanks in the past off the fe 35s and then sealed them with pleasing results

The only criticism I could have of the Agriline tank I had was the filler neck was not quite central in the hole in the cowling but to be fair I never checked the original before I removed it.
I had some Sparex wings that were an awful fit . The left one would not reach the footplate and I messed about for hours wondering what to do until I found that putting washers under the rear mounting just gave enough metal to reach the footplate. Armed with that knowledge I thought the right one would be easy. It was. In fact I had to trim 2 inches off the bottom.
 

deere66

Member
Location
York
Actually i lied fit a couple ford 3000 tanks and yes they didnt fit even had to chop the filler neck and relocate it as it didnt match up with the hole in the dash panel

But mf tanks never fit one yet
Have welded a few petrol tvo tanks in the past off the fe 35s and then sealed them with pleasing results
Article in CT about sealing tanks, the sealer cost almost as much as a tank without any welding. But if you can't get a new tank that fits..................
 
The only criticism I could have of the Agriline tank I had was the filler neck was not quite central in the hole in the cowling but to be fair I never checked the original before I removed it.
I had some Sparex wings that were an awful fit . The left one would not reach the footplate and I messed about for hours wondering what to do until I found that putting washers under the rear mounting just gave enough metal to reach the footplate. Armed with that knowledge I thought the right one would be easy. It was. In fact I had to trim 2 inches off the bottom.
Our tanks were from sparex it was probably 4 or 5 yrs ago now so they should have an idea of how to make them now hahahaha
 
Article in CT about sealing tanks, the sealer cost almost as much as a tank without any welding. But if you can't get a new tank that fits..................
Yes cant/couldnt get the tvo tanks for a fe35 so we brazed the bottom outside then sealed internally fingers crossed that was 4 yrs ago ive not heard anything in warranty period :ROFLMAO:
 

AJR75

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
Somerset
As others has commented on here- some stuff is good, some stuff, well it needs a spot of fettling to fit and other stuff is downright awful! On a positive note, the service is always good and they are a very pleasant company to deal with, even if you are on the phone to them organising a return because the part doesn't fit!
 

deere66

Member
Location
York
I was told Sparex stuff can be a bit poor
The only criticism I could have of the Agriline tank I had was the filler neck was not quite central in the hole in the cowling but to be fair I never checked the original before I removed it.
I had some Sparex wings that were an awful fit . The left one would not reach the footplate and I messed about for hours wondering what to do until I found that putting washers under the rear mounting just gave enough metal to reach the footplate. Armed with that knowledge I thought the right one would be easy. It was. In fact I had to trim 2 inches off the bottom.
Looks like someone else thinks the same
 

Tonym

Member
Location
Shropshire
I have had a tank for a Honda quad repaired by a local fiberglass company . Honda wanted over £300 for a new tank so they just coated the whole tank and it just looked as if it had been powder coated black.
That tank had a leak in the seam but if the tank is rusty it does not get rid of the rust and it's associated problems.
 

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