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Deutz Fahr HD 560 Parts Catalog

I have seen more wrong parts delivered to a shop than I have seen correct ones when someone uses a third-party parts list. You order a bearing, get a bushing. You need a chain, they send a belt. That wastes hours and costs money. Deutz Fahr HD 560 Parts Catalog from AutoRepairManuals fixes that. It is the factory-spun file used by Deutz Fahr dealers themselves. 140 pages of exploded drawings, genuine part numbers, and machine number ranges. If you work on one of these high-density pick-up balers, you need this on your tablet or printed out.

What This Catalog Actually Covers

This is a spare parts list for the HD 560 high-density pick-up baler. The manual covers every system: pickup assembly, feeder mechanism, plunger drive, tying unit, driveline, chassis, and hydraulics. Each section begins with an exploded view of the assembly, then a table listing each part with its official number, quantity, and description. Page references are built into the part number table so you can jump between related groups. The manual is multilingual – German, English, French, Spanish – which helps if you are sourcing parts from a European dealer or need to decode an older machine tag.

Why OEM Parts Data Saves Your Weekend

Aftermarket parts catalogs often use generic drawings or miss supersession updates. A bearing might have been replaced by a newer design, but the aftermarket list still shows the old number. You order it, it fits wrong, and the baler sits. The Deutz Fahr factory catalog includes all revisions from machine number 101 onward. If a part number changed, the manual notes it. You also get the correct fastener grade and torque spec references where applicable – something aftermarkets never bother with. For a baler that runs at high density and high speed, a wrong bolt can cost you a knotter failure or worse.

Page Layout and How to Find Your Part

Each page is structured the same: a numbered illustration on the left or top, a part list on the right or bottom. Find the assembly you need – say the pickup tine group – look for the illustration that matches, then cross-reference the callout number to the table. The table includes the part number, description, quantity per assembly, and sometimes a note on the specific machine serial range. No flipping between index and section; the parts list is right there. 140 pages cover every nut, bolt, bearing, chain, sprocket, and hydraulic component on the HD 560.

3 Reasons to Use Factory Documentation

1. Correct Part Numbers. Not a generic cross-reference. These are Deutz Fahr OEM numbers that match exactly. You can order from any authorized dealer without confusion.
2. Exploded Views Drawn to Scale. You see how parts fit together. Helps when you need to order a retaining ring or a seal – the drawing shows the orientation.
3. Machine Number Inclusion. The catalog applies to models from machine number 101 onward. If your baler is older or newer, you know exactly what applies. No guessing.

The manual also includes a section on how to interpret the part number format. For DIY mechanics and home garage enthusiasts who maintain their own equipment, that alone is worth the access. You learn how to read Deutz Fahr’s numbering system – which digits indicate the assembly group and which indicate the specific variant. That knowledge carries over to other Deutz Fahr machines too.

Who Should Use This Manual

Farmers who service their own balers. Equipment mechanics who need a quick reference for a machine that rolls in during harvest. Shop owners who want to avoid tying up a tech with parts research. Even a beginner who has never torn down a baler can use this catalog to identify what goes where before they start disassembly. Lay the exploded view next to the machine, tag the parts, then order exactly what you need. The SAME Deutz FAHR HD 300 Parts Catalog – 108 Page OEM Factory Manual covers a smaller model, but the HD 560 catalog is the heavy-duty version. Also check the Deutz Fahr Raps Parts Catalog – Factory Exploded Views & Part Numbers for a different machine family, and the Deutz Fahr M2680 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Manual for larger tractors.

The agricultural equipment industry has changed, but the need for accurate parts data has not. Automotive Industry Overview shows how original equipment documentation remains the benchmark. For a baler that runs at high pressure, you want that benchmark on your side. Automotive Industry Overview is a good background read, but the real tool is this parts catalog.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include repair procedures, or just part numbers?

It is a parts catalog – exploded views, part numbers, quantities, and fitment notes. Not a service manual. If you need torque specs and step-by-step disassembly, get the factory service manual. But for correctly identifying and ordering parts, this is the only source you need.

What machine serial numbers does this cover?

From machine number 101 onward. If your baler is earlier, you may need a different edition. Check the serial plate on your HD 560 before ordering.

Can I print it?

Yes. The PDF is not locked. Print individual pages for the section you are working on. Most guys print the pickup or knotter section and laminate it.

Is this the same as what a Deutz Fahr dealer uses?

Yes. This is the official factory publication. Dealers use the same file to look up part numbers.

Stop wasting time with aftermarket catalogs that show wrong numbers. Get the real file from the manufacturer. Access the Factory Manual now and start ordering parts that fit the first time.