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AGCO Allis AA6.150 2007 Parts Catalog

You have a busted differential on your AA6.150 and you need the right ring and pinion set. Grab the wrong part number and you are stuck with a $400 paperweight while the tractor sits. This is the AGCO Allis AA6.150 2007 Parts Catalog – 193 pages of nothing but factory part numbers, exploded views, and cross-reference data. No aftermarket guessing games. Every illustration comes from the same print that the dealer used when the tractor was new. If you are ordering parts for this tractor, this is the only source you should trust.

Let’s talk about what is inside. The catalog splits into two large sections. Section One holds the GROUP INDEX ALPHA, the Numerical Part Number Index, and the Recommended Stocking Parts list. Section Two is all drawings – ILLUSTRATIONS WITH REFERENCES tied to the PART NUMBER REFERENCE LISTS. You go from the symptom to the assembly group, then to the drawing, then to the exact factory number. Works every time if you follow the sequence.

193 Pages of Factory Parts Data

Page count matters when you are hunting a specific seal or bearing. This 193-page binder covers the AA6.150 tractor starting from serial number C615002 E01. The manual is published in four languages – English, Portuguese, Spanish, French – but the part numbers are the same across all. Each page uses the AGCO Allis numbering system, with superscript letters indicating changes from previous editions. You want the latest revision? The publication date (07/07) and edition number in the lower-left corner tell you if this page supersedes an earlier one. That is critical when a part has been redesigned.

GROUP INDEX ALPHA: Find Parts by Assembly Group

Page A2 gives you the GROUP INDEX ALPHA. You look up the machine group – say, “Differential” – and it points you to the correct drawing number in Section Two. No flipping through random pages. The index is alphabetical, so even if you don’t know the official AGCO group name, you can guess and land close. This is the fast path for a tech who has the assembly in front of him and just needs the part.

NUMERICAL PART NUMBER INDEX: Cross-Reference Method

Maybe you have an old part in your hand with a number stamped on it. You find that number in the Numerical Part Number Index – it lists every factory number that appears in the catalog. The index tells you which drawing and which column to look at. That way you can confirm supersessions or find the newer version. This is the part of the catalog that saves you from ordering a number that was discontinued five years ago.

ILLUSTRATIONS WITH REFERENCES: Visual Parts Identification

Section Two is where the real work gets done. Each drawing shows the assembly with reference callouts. The tables next to each drawing give you the part number, description, quantity per assembly, and any special notes like “Kit” or “X” meaning use as needed. You want the differential crown wheel and pinion kit? Look at the drawing, find the reference number, then read across the table to get the kit number (1611168M4) and the individual components. No guesswork. The columns are labeled clearly: reference, part code, component number, notes, quantity, description. That is the OEM layout, not some aftermarket rehash.

Recommended Stocking Parts: What to Keep on the Shelf

AGCO Allis engineers picked out parts that commonly fail and listed them in the RECOMMENDED STOCKING PARTS section. If you maintain a fleet of AA6.150 tractors, that list tells you which seals, filters, and gaskets to keep on hand. Saves you a trip to the dealer on a Saturday morning when the tractor is down. The MARKETING KEY PARTS INDEX also flags high-turnover items. Pay attention to those pages.

Does This Manual Cover the AA6.150 Only?

This Parts Catalog is specific to the AGCO Allis AA6.150 tractor with serial number starting C615002 E01. It does not cover the AA6.190, AA6.220, or AA6.175 models. If you need parts for those, you want the separate catalog for each model. I have linked those below so you don’t waste time.

Why OEM Beats Aftermarket Lists

Aftermarket parts catalogs often combine multiple models and leave out variations. This AGCO Allis factory catalog prints every part number that was used in production, including superseded numbers. The ILLUSTRATIONS WITH REFERENCES section uses the actual factory drawings, not redrawn approximations. You see the bolt orientation, the washer locations, the kit boundaries. When you order from this catalog, you order exactly what the factory intended. No surprises. For background on why OEM documentation matters in the Automotive Industry Overview, the same principle applies to agricultural equipment: factory data is the baseline.

Related Manuals

• AGCO ALLIS TRACTOR AA6.190 Parts Catalog 2007
• AGCO ALLIS TRACTOR AA6.220 Parts Catalog 2007
• AGCO ALLIS Tractor AA6.175 Parts Catalog (2007)

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this manual available in English?

Yes, it includes English, Portuguese, Spanish, and French sections.

How do I find the part number for the differential crown wheel and pinion?

First, open the GROUP INDEX ALPHA on page A2 and locate “Differential”. That tells you the illustration number in Section Two. Flip to that drawing and find the reference numbers for the crown wheel and pinion. In the example from page 3, reference 1 is the differential kit (1611168M4) and reference 2 is the pinion (3617401M5). The table lists the kit number and the individual component numbers. Cross-check with the numerical index to confirm the part is still active. If the drawing shows an “X” in the quantity column, you order as needed. This method works for any assembly – engine, transmission, hydraulics. Takes maybe five minutes once you are used to the layout.

Does the catalog include exploded views?

Yes, Section Two is entirely ILLUSTRATIONS WITH REFERENCES. Each drawing is an exploded view with callouts.

What is the publication year and page count?

2007, 193 pages.

Stop wasting shop time on aftermarket part lists that lead to returns. This factory catalog gives you the exact number, the right drawing, and the correct revision. Access the Factory Manual and get your parts order right the first time.