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AGCO 1835 2006 Parts Catalog

Ever ordered a part for a baler only to find it doesn’t match because the number was off by one digit? I’ve seen guys spend a whole afternoon swapping a pickup tine from a generic supplier, then realize the hole spacing is 3/16″ off. That eats into your day, and the baler sits. This AGCO 1835 2006 Parts Catalog stops that waste cold. It’s the factory book, not a recycled photocopy. You get part numbers that match what AGCO stamped on the metal.

What You Get: 137 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

Total page count is 137 pages. That covers every major assembly on the 1835 rectangular baler. The book starts with an alphabetical index and a numerical index. You look up a part number, it tells you the page and grid location. No flipping through aftermarket compilations that blur the diagrams. Each exploded view sits on the left page, the part list on the right. Common hardware like bolts and lockwashers are indented under the item they attach to — listed separately so you don’t accidentally order them twice.

DRIVES Section: From Tongue to Pickup

DRIVES covers TONGUE AND PRIMARY DRIVE, IMPLEMENT DRIVELINE (NEAPCO and WEASLER versions), MAIN DRIVE, GEARBOX ASSEMBLY, and PICKUP AND AUGER DRIVE. If you’re rebuilding the driveline, you need the correct spline count and yoke dimensions. The catalog gives the part numbers for each sub-assembly. Don’t guess; get the right Neapco or Weasler unit. Page 37 is where CHARGE AND STUFFER begins — critical for the stuffer fork and charge area. If the plunger isn’t packing right, check those part numbers first.

PICKUP and CHARGE: Assembly Breakdowns

PICKUP ASSEMBLY, PICKUP FRAME DRIVE AND WRAPPER-LEFT, PICKUP AND CAM-RIGHT, PICKUP TINE, and PICKUP GAUGE WHEELS AND SHIELDS. Then CHARGE AND PLUNGER includes CHARGE AND STUFFER, HAYDOG MOUNTING, MAINFRAME AND PLUNGER, PLUNGER ASSEMBLY. The haydogs are wear items — order from the factory listing and avoid the headache of a chamber that won’t feed. The exploded view shows every spring and retainer.

KNOTTER Section: The Heart of the Baler

KNOTTER is where a lot of balers go down. This catalog has PLUNGER STOP (SAFETY) KNOTTER AND NEEDLE, STAR WHEEL, SPACER CAM, NEEDLE MOUNTING, KNOTTER CONTROL MOUNTING, KNOTTER DRIVE AND CAM, KNOTTER HEAD ASSEMBLY. If your knotter misses half the ties, you need the right cam and star wheel. The part numbers here are the ones AGCO engineering spec’d. No substitute. Page 79 shows the BALE TENSIONER PUMP AND RESERVOIR ASM. if your hydraulic tension is acting up.

Kits and Accessories: Decals to Bale Thrower

DECALS AND KITS section covers HYDRAULIC BALE TENSIONER KIT, BALE CHUTE KIT, BALE THROWER KIT, FIELD LIGHT KIT, LACER AND SPLICER TOOL KIT, even FRENCH DECAL KIT. If you’re adding a bale thrower, the catalog breaks down the BALE THROWER CHUTE-UPPER and LOWER, HYDRAULIC DRIVE AND CONTROL-FRONT/REAR, FLOW CONTROL VALVE ASSEMBLY, and the ELECTRICAL HARNESS SERVICE PARTS. The dealer recommended stock list at the end tells you what parts a smart shop keeps on the shelf.

Why OEM Matters: Aftermarket vs Factory

I’ve had aftermarket parts catalogs land on my bench with part numbers that don’t cross to anything AGCO ever made. That costs you time and money. This is the real thing — AGCO printed it in 03/06, part number 700722954B. The diagrams are scanned from original film, not redrawn by an intern. If you’re looking for related manuals, check out AGCO GC54G Parts Catalog – 15 Pages of Factory Part Numbers for a smaller machine, AGCO 9690 Combine Parts Catalog Eff. S/N HM87101 – Section: Straw Spreader Compo for combines, or AGCO 5100 Draper Header Parts Catalog 2005 for headers. For background on how the automotive industry sets part numbering standards, see Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specifications or service procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. You need the factory service manual for torque values and repair steps.

Will this catalog work for a 1835 built in 1998?

AGCO updated the 1835 over the years. The 2006 edition covers the rectangular baler up to that date. If your machine has serial number changes, cross-reference with the numerical index. Some components like the knotter head or hydraulic pump may have superseded part numbers. For pre-2006 models, compare your existing part numbers to the catalog’s. If something doesn’t match, check with an AGCO dealer using your serial number. The catalog includes a dealer recommended stock list that gives common replacement parts — that’s a good starting point for older balers that might have been field-upgraded with later kits.

If you’re tired of chasing wrong parts and second-guessing exploded views, get the factory source. Access the Factory Manual now and keep your 1835 running without the downtime.