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AGCO GC54G Parts Catalog – Factory Part Numbers for the Grass Catcher

If you’ve ever ordered a replacement part for a GC54G Grass Catcher and ended up with a piece that didn’t fit, you know the cost of guessing. The counter guy might have a generic book, but he doesn’t have the AGCO factory documentation. That’s where this AGCO GC54G Parts Catalog comes in. It’s 15 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded diagrams, and interchangeability codes that tell you exactly what fits. No aftermarket reprints. No vague descriptions. Just the parts list AGCO put together for the GC54G.

What’s Inside the 15-Page Parts Catalog

This catalog covers the GC54G Grass Catcher from the frame up. The table of contents shows six major sections: REAR FRAME COMPONENTS & BAGS, COVER, CHAFF SCREEN & RELATED ITEMS, BLOWER & RELATED PARTS, GEARBOX PARTS BREAKDOWN, BLOWER PARTS LIST, and DECK SPRING KIT. Each section includes a reference number and a page number. For example, page 2 lists the reference numbers for each section (GC54G Page 31038). The exploded diagrams on the facing pages show where each part goes, and the part number page lists the REF.No, Part No., Description, Q’ty, S.No., I/C, and Remarks. You get the weight in kilograms and pounds, so you can verify you’re picking up the right bag or bracket.

How to Read the Part Number Pages: Country Codes and Interchangeability

Page 1 of the manual explains the column headings. The S.No. column gives a serial number range. If your equipment serial number is greater than or equal to the number shown (≥), or less than or equal (≤), that part fits. The I/C column uses symbols: ↔ means the part works for older and later serial numbers, # means it’s not interchangeable. The Remarks column sometimes includes country codes like [FR] for France, [CA] for Canada. If it says EXCEPT [FR], the part works in the USA but not in France. This is critical when ordering parts for a machine that might have been sold overseas. The manual is explicit: the parts books we use in the USA may also contain information for other countries. Pay attention to those codes.

Does This Catalog Cover the Blower and Gearbox?

Yes. The catalog devotes two sections to the blower: BLOWER & RELATED PARTS and BLOWER PARTS LIST. The GEARBOX PARTS BREAKDOWN section gives you the exploded view and part numbers for the gearbox assembly. If you need a replacement gear, bearing, or seal for the GC54G’s gearbox, this is the book that lists the OEM part number. The DECK SPRING KIT section covers the springs and hardware for the mower deck attachment. So if you’re rebuilding the grass catcher or replacing worn components, you have the complete parts breakdown in one 15-page document.

Use the Interchangeability Codes to Avoid Returns

Before you order a part, check the I/C column. The # symbol means the part is not interchangeable with other serial numbers. The ↔ symbol means it is. The ← and → arrows indicate new-for-old or old-for-new replacements. The Remarks column also notes if a part is “obtain locally” – like the hardware items (70000-74028). Those are standard bolts or clips you can source from any hardware store. But for the unique AGCO parts like the grass bag (70050-93026) or the rear frame (76710-55401), you need the factory number. Using this catalog, you can hand the part number to your dealer and get the right piece the first time.

3 Reasons to Stick with the Factory Parts Catalog

First, the part numbers are verified by AGCO. No aftermarket translation errors. Second, the catalog includes the weight of each part, so you can verify shipping costs and handling. Third, the serial number range ensures you order parts that fit your specific build date. The factory catalog is the only source that gives you the country code information. Without it, you might order a part that was designed for a French market machine and find it doesn’t mate with your USA-spec GC54G.

Audience Fit: Who Needs This Catalog?

Home garage enthusiasts who maintain their own zero-turn mowers or grass catchers will find this catalog valuable. Workshop owners who service AGCO equipment should have it on the bench. Farmers who use the GC54G on their property need it to identify parts quickly. If you’re a parts counter professional, this catalog will save you the time of cross-referencing generic parts. It’s 15 pages – you can print it, laminate it, or keep it on your tablet. The diagrams are clear, and the part numbers are direct from the factory.

What is the difference between a parts catalog and a service manual?

A parts catalog lists part numbers and diagrams; a service manual gives repair procedures. This is the catalog only.

How do I know if a part is interchangeable with my serial number?

Look at the S.No. column on the part number page. Your machine’s serial number must be ≥ or ≤ the number shown. Then check the I/C column: ↔ means it works across ranges, # means it’s specific to that range. The Remarks column may also note country restrictions. For example, if your GC54G serial number is 10001 and the part shows S.No. 10000≥, you’re good. If the I/C shows #, you need the exact match. The manual explains this on page 1 with the symbols and the country codes. Always verify before ordering.

For other AGCO equipment, see the AGCO 9690 Combine Parts Catalog Eff. S/N HM87101 – Section: Straw Spreader Compo or the AGCO 1835 Rectangular Baler Parts Book. Also check AGCO 5100 Draper Header Parts Catalog 2005. For background on agricultural machinery, see Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.

Don’t guess part numbers. Access the Factory Manual and get the right part the first time.