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Steve Hendrick

10-23-2004 08:55:56

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I'm cleaning out my father-in-laws garage who retired from AC in the 60's (he's now in a nursing home). He accumulated a number of parts many of which are still in the original packaging and have never been opened. I am trying to identify what they may fit but am having trouble finding references to the OEM part #'s. Any suggestions?

There are a large number of NOS fan belts, bearings, u-joints, pulleys, etc. along with several tachometer kits for a self-propelled harvester. I have no use for any of this, but I thought it might be beneficial to any restorers in this group.

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Bob Hough

10-23-2004 19:01:46

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Re: OEM Part Numbers in reply to Steve Hendrick, 10-23-2004 08:55:56

Steve , give me a call at 918 789 3293 and I'll try to help ya out, also would be interested in buying the lot. Thanks Bob

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Lil-Farmer

10-23-2004 18:22:28

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Re: OEM Part Numbers in reply to Steve Hendrick, 10-23-2004 08:55:56

A-C's numbering system went something like this:

Most 6 digit numbers starting with 2 were for tractors and tractor engines. Prior to the 100 series tractors (160,170,180,190, etc.)

Most 6 digit numbers starting with 3 were for implements and all crop harvestors.

There were some 6 digit numbers starting with 4 and/or 5 but can't remember what they were for.

Most 7 digit numbers starting with 1 were Gleaner combine parts.

Most 7 digit numbers starting with 4 were later tractor and combine engine part numbers

When Duetz bought the company all numbers were converted to 8 digit numbers by adding a preceding 7 to the 7 digit numbers or a preceding 70 to the 6 digit numbers.

The numbering system is still pretty much in place today within AGCO's system.

Confused? Aren't we all?

An AGCO dealer could run those numbers for you and tell you what you have. They might want a fee if there are a lot of parts, thogh.

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Lil-Farmer

10-23-2004 18:34:28

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Re: OEM Part Numbers in reply to Lil-Farmer, 10-23-2004 18:22:28

Forgot the G tractor.

6 digit numbers starting with 8 were almost all G-tractor parts.

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JMS/MN

10-23-2004 11:27:46

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Re: OEM Part Numbers in reply to Steve Hendrick, 10-23-2004 08:55:56

On larger machines, such as combines, there is a reverse lookup section in the parts manual. Might be the same for other machines.

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Steve Hendrick

10-23-2004 14:55:00

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Re: OEM Part Numbers in reply to JMS/MN, 10-23-2004 11:27:46

Thanks for the reply, but I only have 2 or 3 parts manuals I bought on ebay that so far haven"t matched any #"s on the parts I have. Without knowing what they go to, I don"t know what manual to look for. I was hoping there was a website where the #"s could be put in and show the application.

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odl don

10-23-2004 17:20:56

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Re: OEM Part Numbers in reply to Steve Hendrick, 10-23-2004 14:55:00

I'm trying to blow out the cobwebs in my mind. I used to fill in for our parts man when he would go to lunch. If I remember correctly the old tractor parts ie; WD and so forth were in the six digit level usually starting around 300000# the Gleaner combine were bigger numbers usually 7 digit numbers starting around 1100000. Usually if it was Orange it was six digit if it was silver it was seven digit.Every once in awhile if a part was interchangeable with a combine it would be six. Sorry can't be more helpful thats been over 20 years ago.

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