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Chain BELT ROL 3-5 OR 4, Rexrol 6, Rexrol 5 Parts Catalog

I have spent too many hours watching guys order parts by eyeball and ending up with the wrong piece because they didn’t have the serial number break. This Chain BELT ROL 3-5 OR 4, Rexrol 6, Rexrol 5 Parts Catalog kills that problem cold. It’s not a reprint or some aftermarket guess – it’s the original factory document from Chain BELT. 47 pages long, split between operator’s instructions and the actual parts breakdown. You need the serial number of your machine; the manual tells you exactly which part fits which serial range. That is the difference between a job done and a machine parked waiting for parts.

What’s Inside This Chain BELT ROL 3-5 OR 4, Rexrol 6, Rexrol 5 Parts Catalog

The manual splits into two main sections. The Operator’s Manual Section (pages 1–5 in the PDF) covers the hydrostatic drive explanation, steering, traction drive, maintenance, and specifications. The Parts Manual Section takes the rest – pages 6 through 47. Every assembly – Control Levers, Drive Roll, Guide Roll, Frames, Hydraulic Cylinders, Power Steering, Towing Attachment, Hydraulic Lines, Power Units, Sprinklers, Transmissions – gets its own page with exploded diagrams and factory part numbers. Wiring diagrams for both Continental and Ford power options are also in there.

47 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

Every part number in this catalog is the original Chain BELT number. When you call a dealer, you give them that number and you get the correct part. No cross-referencing in some generic database. The document even includes the instruction on page 2: ‘Always Give Serial Number of Machine’ and ‘Specify Quantity, Part Number and Description When Ordering’. That rule gets enforced in my shop – I have seen the mess that happens when you skip it.

Control Levers and Steering: Two Different Serial Ranges

This catalog splits parts by serial number breaks. For example, Control Levers are divided into HG 101 thru HG226 and HG227 and Up. Same for Frames, Shields & Guards, and transmissions. If you have a machine in the HG227 range, you need the later parts – they might use different mounting brackets or cylinder sizes. Page 2 of the index shows these breaks clearly. The manual also covers the Rexrol 6 and Rexrol 5 variants, with and without the portability option. The towing attachment section (page 41) is specific to the Rexrol 6.

Get the Right Wire Diagrams and Torque Values

The wiring diagrams are not aftermarket sketches – these are factory line drawings. You’ll find the Continental power option wiring on page 18, Ford on page 12. When you need to check a component, the operator’s section includes specifications (page 3–4) like engine RPM, hydraulic pressures, and tire sizes. Those specs are critical for setting up your hydrostatic drive correctly. This machine predates electronic aids like Electronic Stability Control – it’s all mechanical and hydraulic. No Engine Control Unit to diagnose; just good old analog systems you can fix with this manual.

Hydraulic Lines: Portability Option Details

Hydraulic Lines and Components get their own subsection with options: HG 101 thru HG226 (with Portability Option for Rexrol 6, without for Rexrol 5) and then the same for HG227 and Up. If you mix those up, you order the wrong hose assembly. The index on page 2 guides you to the right page.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does this manual include repair procedures?

No. It is a parts catalog, not a service manual. For repair steps, get the separate service manual.

Can I use this to order parts for my Rexrol 5 without the serial number?

Not reliably. This catalog depends on serial number breaks. The index clearly shows that for Hydraulic Lines and Components, there are different part numbers depending on whether your machine is HG 101 thru HG226 or HG227 and Up, and whether you have the portability option (Rexrol 6) or not (Rexrol 5). Without the serial number, you risk ordering the wrong hydraulic cylinder or hose assembly. Take the time to find the serial number plate – it’s usually on the frame near the engine. Page 2 of the manual stresses this: ‘Always Give Serial Number of Machine’. I’ve seen guys blow a day waiting for the wrong part because they skipped this step.

This is the only source for genuine part numbers for your Chain BELT roller. Stop guessing and get the right parts the first time. Access the Factory Manual now and keep your machine rolling.