Case Roller Cooling Parts

Case Roller Cooling Parts parts list
Image	Fits Model	Description	Details	Part #	Price	Product Details
	See Details	1102	Oil Cooler		40867501A	From $2,263.00	View Info

Replacement cooling system components for Case Vibromax rollers, including oil coolers built to keep hydraulic and engine temperatures within safe operating ranges on vibratory compaction machines.

Fits Models At A Glance

Vibromax Series: 1102

Key Notes

Application: Oil coolers regulate hydraulic and engine fluid temperature during heavy compaction work
Availability: New and used cooling components sourced for Vibromax roller models
Function: Prevents overheating and extends the life of hydraulic and drive systems
Fitment: Verify part numbers against your machine before ordering

Why Choose Broken Tractor

✅ Fast shipping from two US locations
✅ New and used cooling parts available
✅ Knowledgeable team for fitment questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the oil cooler do on a Case 1102 Vibromax roller?

The oil cooler regulates hydraulic and engine fluid temperature during heavy compaction work. By keeping fluids within safe operating ranges, it prevents overheating and helps extend the life of the hydraulic and drive systems. Broken Tractor carries the Case 1102 Vibromax Oil Cooler under SKU 40867501A.

Does this oil cooler fit a Case 1102 Vibromax?

Yes, the oil cooler under SKU 40867501A is listed to fit the Case 1102 Vibromax roller. Fitment can depend on serial number and configuration, so verify the part number against your machine before ordering. If you are unsure, our parts team can confirm the correct fit for you.

Can I get a new or used oil cooler for a Case Vibromax roller?

Broken Tractor sources both new and used cooling components for Vibromax roller models. Availability of each condition can vary, so match the part number to your machine when placing an order. This lets you choose the option that fits your budget and needs.

What are signs the oil cooler on a Vibromax 1102 needs replacing?

Common indicators include hydraulic or engine fluids running hotter than normal and overheating under heavy compaction work. A cooler that no longer sheds heat properly can shorten the life of the hydraulic and drive systems. Replacing a worn oil cooler helps restore safe operating temperatures.