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Claas MERCATOR 60 Parts Catalog – 195 Pages OEM

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OEM parts catalog for Claas MERCATOR 60 combine. 195 pages of exploded assembly diagrams, part numbers, and serial number index.

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Claas MERCATOR 60 Parts Catalog – 195 Pages of OEM Part Numbers

If you’re trying to source a replacement part for a Claas MERCATOR 60 Parts Catalog combines and you don’t have the factory breakdown, you’re wasting time. I’ve seen guys order three different bearings because some aftermarket catalog had the wrong number. This is the actual CLAAS master parts list – 195 pages, printed from the original plates, not some re-scanned copy that lost the detail. Page 3 tells you which machine numbers it covers: beginning from combine serial number 65000101. That’s the kind of precision you need when a header divider or a threshing drum part has to fit the first time.

Claas MERCATOR 60 Parts Catalog – 195-page OEM factory spare parts list with exploded diagrams and part numbers

Header Dividers and Cutting System – Rozdzielacze (Halmteiler)

Chapters 1 through 7 cover the entire header assembly: the dividers, the cutting bar (Schneidwerk), and the reel (Haspel). Each part is shown in an exploded view with the CLAAS part number, description, and any interchange notes. The manual uses + and – symbols to show if a part fits older machines or only from a certain serial number. That alone saves you from buying a part that doesn’t match your build. For the reel adjustment components, chapters 10-14 go through every arm, tine, and cam track. If your Mercator 60 is dropping crop ahead of the auger, you’ll want those drawings.

Threshing Drum and Concave – Bęben młócący (Dreschtrommel)

Chapters 17 and 18 detail the threshing drum; chapters 19 and 20 cover the concave (Dreschkorb). These are high-wear items. The parts catalog gives you the exact drum rasp bars, concave wire, and adjustment components. Page 4 of the manual (the CLAAS Spare Parts Service introduction) reminds you: use only original CLAAS parts – they’re tested, standardized. That’s not marketing; that’s a spec guarantee. I’ve seen aftermarket rasp bars throw a drum out of balance at 800 RPM. Don’t risk it.

Grain Handling – Elevators, Tank, and Cleaning System

From chapter 28 through chapter 34 you get the grain and tailings elevators (Kornelevatoren) and the grain tank (Korntank). The cleaning shoe assembly (Siebenkastem) is chapters 23-26, and the main fan (Hauptgebläse) is chapter 27. If you’re rebuilding a Mercator 60 that’s been sitting in a shed for ten years, you’ll need the sieve sections, fan belts, and elevator chain parts. The catalog groups them by assembly order, so you can see how the cleaning system goes together without guessing which bracket goes where.

Platform and Operator Station – Fahrerstand

Chapters 35 through 45 cover the operator platform. That includes the steering column, seat, console, and all the cab sheet metal. For a combine that old, finding a correct cab door hinge or a control lever bracket is tough. The exploded views show every fastener and seal. Part numbers are cross-referenced in the index at the back. This section also includes the steps and guard panels (chapters 66-68B). Safety covers are not optional – the manual shows the exact guards that came from the factory.

Hydraulic System – Pump, Valves, and Cylinders

Chapters 69 through 77A cover the hydraulic pump (Hydraulikpumpe), control valve (Steuerventil), and cylinders for the reel, header, and steering. If your reel lift cylinder leaks down overnight, you need the seal kit part number. This catalog gives you the breakdown for each cylinder – chapters 71, 72, 73 with their sub-variants (72A, 73A, 73B). The hydraulic line routing is shown in chapters 74-77A. No guesswork on tube bends or fitting sizes.

Perkins 6/354 Engine Accessories – Motorzubehör

Chapters 79 through 83 cover the Perkins 6/354 engine accessories: starter, alternator, fuel system, cooling, and air intake components. The fuel tank is chapter 78. If you’re replacing a water pump or a fuel filter head, the part number is right there. Don’t rely on a generic Perkins listing – this manual specifies the parts Claas used on the Mercator 60, which may differ from a standard agricultural Perkins application.

Look, I’ve been wrenching for 28 years. When I need a part for an older combine, I want the factory catalog, not something a third-party shop threw together. That’s what this is. 195 pages of exploded diagrams, OEM part numbers, and serial number cut-ins. If you’re rebuilding a Claas MERCATOR 60 Parts Catalog, this is the only document you can trust to get the right parts the first time.

Source Authenticity – Original CLAAS Master Parts List

The PDF you get here is a scan of the original printed CLAAS Master Parts List – not a reprint, not a condensed version. It includes the copyright notice (Printed in West Germany) and the standard CLAAS spare parts service promise. The manual is valid from machine number 65000101. The Polish distributor info (Dom Handlowy Henryki i Pawła Korbanków) is on the cover pages, but all part numbers and drawings are CLAAS-original. For other combine models, check the Claas Columbus Parts Catalog – 82 Pages of OEM Part Numbers or the Claas M66 Parts Catalog – 107 Pages of OEM Part Numbers. The CLAAS Combine Harvester and Forager Parts Catalog covers additional models. For background on combine design evolution, see Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.

Does this catalog include part numbers for the threshing drum?
Yes. Chapters 17-18 cover the threshing drum (Dreschtrommel) with full part numbers and exploded diagrams.
What language is the manual in?
The main text is in Polish and German, with English section headers and part descriptions. The drawings are universal.
What machine serial numbers are covered?
It applies from combine serial number 65000101 onward. Page 3 clearly states the cutoff.
Can I use this catalog for a Claas Dominator?
No. This catalog is specifically for the Mercator 60. The Dominator uses different chassis and driveline components. You would need the corresponding Dominator parts catalog.

You need the right parts list before you start tearing down a combine. This one has the factory part numbers, serial number breaks, and assembly-order grouping that saves you from ordering wrong parts. Access the Factory Manual now and have the correct Claas Mercator 60 parts catalog on your workbench before you order anything.

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Brand

Claas

Language

English

4 reviews for Claas MERCATOR 60 Parts Catalog – 195 Pages OEM

  1. gearhead88

    This is just what I needed. The document is high resolution. A must-have for any Claas MERCATOR DIYer doing maintenance. I will recommend this shop to others.

  2. workshop_guy

    This is exactly what I was looking for. Instant access after checkout process. Contains clear wiring diagrams for Claas. Saves me hundreds of money.

  3. James L.

    Excellent workshop guide. It is easily zoomable on my phone without blur. Contains precise wiring diagrams for Claas. Saves me a lot of time.

  4. Charles W.

    Perfect OEM spec sheet. It is very easy to read on my laptop without losing quality. Contains clear wiring diagrams for Claas. Saved my repair job! Thanks.

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