Description

Claas COMPACT 30 Parts Catalog

If you’ve been stuck waiting on a backordered part for a Claas COMPACT 30 because the number you ordered didn’t match the machine, you already know why factory documentation is the only way to go. This Claas COMPACT 30 Parts Catalog is the same 129-page document the dealer uses to pull the exact bolt, bearing, or hydraulic line you need. It’s not a reprint or a third-party summary. It’s the original scan from the distributor, Dom Handlowy Henryki i Pawła Korbanków, with part numbers cross-referenced in German, English, French, and several other languages. You get the exploded diagram, the item number, the Claas part number, and the quantity per group. That’s it. No guesswork.

The Structure of the Claas COMPACT 30 Parts Catalog

This catalog splits the combine into eight major parts groups — each labeled as “część” I through VIII. Within those groups, individual assembly sections are numbered 1 through 102. For example, group I covers the header and reel: sections 1-2 are the dividers (Halmteiler), sections 3-4 the cutter bar (Schneidwerk), sections 5-6 the cutter bar drive, section 7 the guards, section 8 the table auger, and so on. Every section has its own exploded view with callout numbers linked to the part list. You get the Claas part number, the description, and the quantity per group. If you need a replacement for the grain tank (Korntank), sections 29-33 cover it in detail.

Why Original OEM Part Numbers Matter

Aftermarket parts catalogs often substitute numbers or omit supersessions. This is the original OEM document distributed by the Polish dealer network. The part numbers you see are the same ones Claas stamped on the original assemblies. When you order a part using this catalog, you get the exact component — not a “will fit” substitute that might need modification. The catalog also includes notes on hardware like bolts and washers with standard DIN numbers. For instance, section 1 lists “Flachrundschraube M 8×40 DIN 603” with part number 235 358.0. That level of detail prevents trips to the hardware store with a fistful of mismatched fasteners.

7 Major Sections Covering the Entire Combine

Each “część” corresponds to a major functional area of the COMPACT 30. Here they are with approximate section ranges:

• Part I: Header (sections 1–13)
• Part II: Threshing mechanism (sections 14–24)
• Part III: Grain handling (sections 25–33)
• Part IV: Operator station and controls (sections 34–41)
• Part V: Drives, transmission, axles, brakes (sections 42–63)
• Part VI: Shields and bodywork (sections 64–73)
• Part VII: Hydraulic system (sections 74–83)
• Part VIII: Fuel system, engine accessories (sections 84–102)

That’s over a hundred individual parts pages broken down by assembly. You don’t waste time flipping through generic sections.

Use the Parts Catalog to Avoid Wrong Orders

Before you call the parts counter, pull up the diagram for your specific assembly. Match the visual reference to the component on your machine. Note the callout number, then read the Claas part number from the list. Write it down exactly as printed. This catalog eliminates the “I think it’s this one” conversation. For the hydraulic system, sections 74–83 cover the pump, control valve, cylinders, and lines with separate diagrams for each. One example: the hydraulic pump is in section 74 (Hydraulikpumpe). The diagram gives you the pump assembly and all its mounting hardware. Order exactly what’s listed.

Hydraulics, Drives, and Engine: Detailed Breakdown

Part VII (sections 74–83) covers the entire hydraulic system — pump, control valve, lift cylinders, and all lines (Przewody hydrauliczne). Part V (sections 42–63) covers the main drives, transmission, axles, and brakes. That includes the gearbox (Skrzynia przekładniowa) and final drives. Part VIII (sections 84–102) includes the fuel tank and engine accessories for the two available engines: Mercedes OM 616 (sections 85–90) and Perkins 4.154 (sections 91–96). Each engine section lists its own accessories like alternators, filters, and mounting brackets. If you’re swapping a motor, you need those part numbers.

If you work on other Claas models, check out related catalogs: the Claas Columbus Parts Catalog – 82 Pages of OEM Part Numbers for a smaller machine, the Claas M66 Parts Catalog – 107 Pages of OEM Part Numbers for the M66, and the Claas 580 570 480 470 JAGUAR 900 Parts Catalog – 248-Page OEM for the JAGUAR series.

The reliance on OEM part numbering has been a cornerstone of the Automotive Industry Overview. Another resource on the same subject is the Automotive Industry Overview for broader context on parts standardization.

FAQ

Is this a repair manual or a parts catalog?

It is a parts catalog with exploded diagrams and OEM part numbers. You need a separate service manual for repair steps.

Does it cover the Mercedes OM 616 engine accessories?

Sections 85 through 90 cover the Mercedes OM 616 engine accessories in detail. That includes the alternator with its mounting bracket, starter motor, fuel injection pump, fuel filters, water pump, fan, belts, and all associated hardware. If you have the Perkins 4.154 engine, sections 91 through 96 provide a similar breakdown for that motor, including the air filter housing and oil filter. Each section gives you the exact Claas part number for every component listed, along with the quantity needed per assembly. There is also coverage for the Perkins 4.236 in later sections, starting at section 97.

Can I use this to order parts online?

You can. Write down the Claas part number from the catalog and enter it into any dealer’s online portal. The numbers are the same as what the dealer uses. Cross-reference with the diagram to confirm the correct part.

Are there diagrams for the hydraulic system?

Yes. Sections 74 through 83 cover the hydraulic pump, control valve, lift cylinders, and all lines. Each section has a separate exploded diagram with part numbers. The hydraulic lines (Przewody hydrauliczne) are in sections 80 through 83.

When you’re ordering parts for a Claas COMPACT 30, guessing costs time and money. This catalog gives you the exact part numbers and exploded views to get the correct component on the first order. If you want to keep the COMPACT 30 running without ordering wrong parts twice, access the factory manual now.