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Cub Cadet 7193 Parts Catalog – 149 Pages of OEM Factory Specs

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Cub Cadet 7193 and got the wrong bracket, lift rod, or nut, you know the frustration. Aftermarket parts catalogs list generic part numbers that might sort-of fit. That wastes your time and money. This is the real deal: an OEM factory Parts Catalog—149 pages of exact part numbers, exploded views, and hardware specs from the people who built the tractor. Page 1 shows the 3-point linkage breakdown with every bolt and washer called out. Page 2 lists the part numbers for the lower link, lift rods, and the top link assembly. No generic cross‑reference. You get the same document the dealer uses.

3-Point Linkage Parts Breakdown

Page 1 of the catalog opens with the 3‑Point Linkage assembly. You’ll see 46 reference numbers tied to specific part numbers like MA‑19633001AG0 (bracket, left hand) and MA‑19633006AG0 (lower link). Each component is labeled—nuts, washers, clevis pins, split pins, and the top link assembly. The catalog also tells you which parts come as sub‑assemblies. For example, the 3‑Point Sub Assembly on page 2 includes items 6 through 42 as one unit. That saves you ordering ten separate fasteners when you only need the whole lift rod assembly.

Air Cleaner Assembly: Filter Element and Hardware

Starting on page 3, the Air Cleaner section covers the filter case, element, wing bolt, and the hose routing. The part number MA‑19630511000 is the complete air cleaner assembly, but the catalog breaks it into individual components: the case (MA‑10320521100), the element (MA‑10300511200), and the valve (MA‑10300511300). You don’t have to buy the whole box if only the element is plugged. That’s the difference between OEM documentation and a parts lookup on a generic website.

149 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

This catalog runs 149 pages. Every page follows the same format: an exploded diagram and a numbered parts list with quantities and a column marked S/P/F (service / production / field). The part numbers all start with MA‑, a Cub Cadet prefix. You won’t find aftermarket reprints here. Each number matches what the factory stamped on the original component. If you’re restoring a 7193 or keeping one running for fieldwork, Automotive Industry Overview shows how critical OEM parts are for reliability—and this catalog delivers that at the tractor level.

Does This Parts Catalog Include Wiring Diagrams?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It shows the physical components—brackets, linkages, filters, hoses—with factory part numbers and quantities. For electrical troubleshooting you need the separate factory service manual. But if you need to order a replacement air cleaner hose or a turnbuckle for the 3-point hitch, this catalog gives you the exact number to hand to your dealer.

Use the Right Part Number From the Start

Order parts wrong once and you’ll understand why OEM documentation matters. This catalog uses reference numbers and a clear key. Take the top link assembly on page 2: it’s part number MA‑19633026AG0 and includes a turnbuckle, adjuster, nut, and second adjuster. If you order just the adjuster (MA‑19633028AG0) without the nut, the assembly won’t hold adjustment. The catalog tells you what’s included. That stops the back‑and‑forth returns.

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For a broader look at how OEM factory documentation fits the automotive and equipment industry, check the Automotive Industry Overview.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog list engine parts like pistons or rings?

No. Only chassis and drivetrain components shown in the table of contents.

How do I identify the correct part number when the diagram shows multiple sub-assemblies?

Each exploded diagram has a numbered list. For example, on page 2, the 3-Point Sub Assembly (item 6) includes items 7 through 42. If you need the right lift rod assembly (MA-19633007AG0), it’s listed separately with its own reference. Always check the “Includes Items” note—it tells you what comes pre-assembled. If the part you need is part of a sub-assembly, you can either buy the whole assembly or break it down with the individual part numbers listed below. This catalog gives you both options, so you don’t overpay for a full assembly when all you need is a lock nut.

Access the Factory Manual now and get the exact part numbers for your Cub Cadet 7193.