We are authorised Carraro distributors for the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Carraro is the world’s number one manufacturer of differential gears. We offer the complete range of spare parts and components for axles, gearboxes and final drives, used mainly in:
- agricultural tractors,
- construction machinery such as backhoe loaders, loaders, telehandlers and dozers,
- trucks and commercial vehicles up to 15 tonnes,
- forklift trucks,
- hydraulic drives.
How to order Carraro parts
- Send us a photo or transcript of the axle or gearbox nameplate by e-mail or through the enquiry form.
- To specify the enquiry, we will send you the spare parts catalogue for the axle or gearbox in question.
- We will quickly send you a price and the availability of the parts.
- About 80 % of parts ship from our stock straight away, the rest mostly within 14 days of ordering. When delivery takes longer, we do our best to shorten it.
Machines fitted with Carraro parts
Agricultural tractors
- John Deere
- AGCO
- Fendt
- Same
- Deutz
- Lamborghini
- Claas
- Ford
- McCormick
- Renault
- Massey Ferguson
- Case
- Valtra
- Valmet
- New Holland
- Zetor
- Deutz-Fahr
- Faresin
- Lindner
Construction machinery
- Caterpillar
- Volvo
- Komatsu
- Case
- New Holland
- Terex
- Fermec
- Gehl
- Hidromek
- Hydrema
- JLG
- Liebherr
- Neuson
- Kramer
- Venieri
- FAI-Komatsu
- Çukurova
- Matbro
- Bobcat
- Daewoo
- Dieci
- O&K
- Palazzani
- Takeuchi
Trucks and commercial vehicles
- Iveco
- Monroe
- HSW
- Scam
- Piaggio
- Bucher (BSI)
- Panhard
- Grecav
- Antonelli
Forklift trucks
- Cesab
- Linde
- Still
- OM
- Yale
- Hyster
- Jungheinrich
- Toyota
- Caterpillar
Carraro rewards customers
Register on the Carry4You website to get a discount coupon for your next spare parts purchase, access to Carraro Academy video manuals and more. The registration form is at www.carry4you.it.
About Carraro
Carraro was founded in 1932 and initially made equipment for farmers. It built its first tractor in 1951 and its first tractor with a driven front axle in 1964. Tractors with a driven front axle were more stable when ploughing and on slopes, so the company started mass-producing driven axles. It split into two parts: one made tractors, the other differential systems. Production gradually expanded to agricultural machinery, construction equipment, light commercial vehicles and material handling.
Carraro became the global leader in differential gears. It was listed on the stock exchange in 1995 and expanded production to other countries, including the USA, Brazil, Argentina, India and China. In 2010 it upgraded its Agricube tractor range for vineyards and orchards.
Besides its own tractors, it now builds tractors for John Deere, Massey Ferguson, Claas, Valtra and others. It employs more than 4,000 people and is focusing on lower-emission components and tractors, such as plug-in hybrids and electrification.
Manufacturer online
We will send catalogues, technical information and price lists on request.