Agco parts books available online! Very cool!

wallacedw · Dec 11, 2009

Check THIS out!! I went to the Agco website and apperantly the parts catalog that I saw at the Agco place is the same one as this! How friggin cool is THAT?!?! I have a Massey Harris 44 and this Massey Ferguson baler and now I can browse the parts catalog at will! Be handy in diagnosing problems and looking for spares...

http://www.agcopartsbooks.com/EpsilonWeb/home.aspx

Charlie M · Dec 11, 2009

Does the book include parts for their heritage line. I've got some New Idea equipment and would love to have access to a parts book for the pieces I have.

CumminsMan · Dec 11, 2009

Its been around for a couple of years, and yes, most all heritage equipment parts books are available.

Dieselrider · Dec 11, 2009

Too bad they require IE to view their manuals. So many better browsers out there.

Bob Bancroft · Dec 11, 2009

Bob Bancroft · Dec 11, 2009

Yes, but be careful. I, as an older wrench turner, assumed that when you computerize something, the information would automatically be updated. WRONG. I find myself having to price every item between OEM and aftermarket,as there is no rhyme or reason as to who will be cheaper on what. I just looked up an Agco sediment bowl bail. When I got to the dealer, the number had changed, and now the nut comes separately! So it cost another $3. Small but irritating.
I like the parts program CNH uses better than Agco. But I think the best is Deere. I can get prices on line! And, that includes aftermarket parts also!

wallacedw · Dec 11, 2009

That CNH site is good but I can't find anything on the old tractors.. I have a Farmall 400 and an old International sickle mower. It would be nice to have an online source to look through but it is probably not practical for them. Understandable...

Wayne in MN · Dec 11, 2009

enter: 400-series Farmall
when you search for models.
Farmall parts locater

Don-Wi · Dec 11, 2009

When I was getting some oil filters for our 1855 w/ spin on conversion(uses an Allis filter), they brought out some filters from the heritage line. They said the only difference was that the Heritage parts had a V at the beginning of the part number. After that it was the same.

Hope that helps

Donovan from Wisconsin

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