3402639R92

Upper front grille suitable for, among others, Case IH models.Technical specification:- length 610 mm- height 235 mmOther:- also fits XL and S models

Your tractor's front grille takes a beating - from tree branches that jump out of nowhere to that time you got a little too close to the barn door. A damaged grille doesn't just look rough, it leaves your expensive radiator vulnerable to debris that can cause overheating when you're in the middle of harvest. This direct replacement gets your Case IH looking respectable again while protecting what matters most - keeping your cooling system running right. What You're Getting Heavy-gauge steel construction that won't bend from normal farm work impacts Proper ventilation pattern designed to maximize airflow while keeping debris out Direct bolt-on fit - uses your existing mounting holes and hardware Powder-coated finish resists rust from dew, rain, and chemical exposure Compatible with original badge mounting for that factory-fresh appearance Built for Real Farm Work These Case IH 44 and 46 series tractors are workhorses - whether you're running loader work where tight spaces mean occasional bumps, working in timber where branches are always reaching out, or doing heavy fieldwork where corn stalks and debris fly everywhere. The grille isn't just for looks - it's your radiator's first line of defense against expensive damage that leads to downtime when you can't afford it. Made to Last This replacement grille is built heavier than the original to handle real-world farming conditions. The reinforced mounting points won't tear out from vibration, and the finish protects against the rust that comes with morning dew and fertilizer exposure. It's designed to keep your cooling system protected season after season. Installation Notes Installing this grille is a straightforward job that makes a big difference in how your tractor looks and protects. Remove the old grille and take the opportunity to clean out any debris behind it and check your radiator fins. The new grille bolts right into the existing holes, though you might need to do some gentle coaxing after years of use. Don't force anything - bent tabs lead to problems down the road.