A/C Receiver Drier for Allis Chalmers 9130, 9150, 9170, 9190 Series and Terrigator Equipment

Description

When your cab’s A/C starts blowing warm air or cycling on and off constantly during those hot summer days, it’s usually the receiver drier that’s giving up the ghost. This critical component sits in your air conditioning system absorbing moisture and filtering out contaminants that would otherwise destroy your expensive compressor and other A/C parts. Once it’s saturated, it can’t protect your system anymore—and that’s when the real problems start.

What You’re Getting

• 3-inch diameter drier with professional-grade desiccant that actively pulls moisture from your A/C system
• Male flare and female switch port connections for proper refrigerant flow and system monitoring
• Compatible with both R12 and R134a refrigerants, so you’re covered regardless of your system type
• Quality construction that handles the constant vibration and temperature swings of farm work

Built for Real Farm Work

This receiver drier is designed specifically for Allis Chalmers 9130, 9150, 9170, and 9190 series tractors—the big workhorses that spend long days in the field during planting and harvest. It also fits Terrigator 1664T, 1803, and 1804 models, making it a versatile part for mixed fleets. Whether you’re running a sprayer through corn or pulling a planter across hundreds of acres, cab comfort keeps you productive during those 12-hour days.

Made to Last

The 3-inch by 8-1/4-inch aluminum housing stands up to the heat, cold, and constant vibration that comes with heavy tractor use. The internal desiccant material is designed to handle the moisture load from large cab A/C systems, while the filter element catches debris that could damage downstream components.

Installation Notes

Always replace the receiver drier whenever you open the A/C system for any repair—it’s cheap insurance against expensive compressor failure. Professional installation with proper system evacuation and recharge is recommended to ensure the new drier can do its job effectively. If you’ve noticed intermittent cooling or ice forming around the expansion valve, this replacement should restore proper operation.