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Deutz Fahr HMW 1133 Parts Catalog – 83 Page OEM Factory Manual

If you rebuild a combine header and run into the wrong part because the aftermarket catalog had a drawing that sort-of-looked-right, you wasted half a day and lost a customer. I see it happen. The Deutz Fahr HMW 1133 Parts Catalog stops that. This is the factory document – 83 pages of exploded diagrams and genuine part numbers that match what left the factory. No redrawn nonsense. Each section is keyed to the original machine’s serial number range.

Cutting Table and Feeding Elevator: 7 Sub-Sections Covered

This manual breaks down the entire cutting table and feeding elevator into individual assemblies. You get the table trolley with Autocontrol and safety label placement. Then the cutting table itself – V-belts and chains, guards, main drive with P.T.O. shaft, cutting table chassis, reel drive for the 9.00 m version, double bottom type 1124 = W, and the main drive single parts for the P.T.O. shaft. Each sub-section has its own exploded view with part numbers cast right beside the fastener callouts. The wide angle P.T.O. shaft by manufacturer BYPY gets its own page.

Intake Auger Friction Clutch and Driving Parts

Intake auger assemblies are separated by cutterbar width: 3.00 m / 3.60 m, 4.20 m – 7.20 m, and 4.20 m – 9.00 m with two different design variants (+33235 / -36162 and +36163). The friction clutch and driving parts sections show you exactly which clutch disc and spring pack fits your machine. If you have the 3.00 m auger and order the 9.00 m version, that mis-match costs you a day. The part numbers in the catalog match the original Deutz Fahr numbering system – no translation errors.

Reel Hydraulic Equipment: Vertical and Horizontal Adjustment

The reel hydraulic equipment section covers vertical and horizontal adjustment assemblies. Four different hydraulic cylinders are listed: reel vertical left, right, and the horizontal cylinder. The quick-coupling devices Topliner 4060 – 4090 – 34189 and the later version +34190 are separated by a W suffix. If you need the cylinder seals or the complete cylinder, the part number is right there. The automatic adaptation of reel revolutions to driving speed is also documented. This is the kind of detail that aftermarket catalogs leave out.

3 Reasons to Choose a Factory OEM Parts Catalog

First, factory drawings are line-accurate. The aftermarket re-draws often merge two revisions into a generic image. Second, part numbers here tie directly to the Deutz Fahr ordering system – you call in the number from this manual and get the right piece. Third, the exploded views include every washer, clip, and bearing. I’ve seen techs chase a missing thrust washer for two hours because the aftermarket page omitted it. The original OEM print does not guess. This is the same document the dealer counter uses. If you cross-reference with a FAHR HD 300 Parts List, you can see how the HMW 1133 shares many cutterbar components with the HD 300 series. For narrower headers, the Deutz Fahr Raps Parts Catalog (Cutting Table) covers the Raps line with similar reel assemblies. And the Deutz Fahr M2680 Parts Catalog Index gives the full combine parts breakdown if you need the chassis side.

Does This Catalog Cover the Entire Combine?

This is a parts catalog for the HMW 1133 only, specifically the cutting table and feeding elevator. The index shows the machine serial number 027408. It does not include the engine, transmission, or cab. If you already have a combine service repair manual, this parts catalog fills the gap when ordering components. The 83 pages are all exploded views and part number lists – no theory, no torque specs. For that, you need the separate service manual. Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview provide context on how such manuals support fleet maintenance.

What the Table of Contents Reveals

The document structure is clean. Cutting Table and Feeding Elevator is the only major heading. Under it, Table Trolley, Cutting Table, Divider, Reel, and Reel Hydr. Equipment. The Cutting Table itself contains V-Belts and Chains, Guards, Main Drive with P.T.O. Shaft, Cutting Table Chassis, Reel Drive, Double Bottom, Main Drive Single Parts, Wide Angle P.T.O. Shaft, Main Drive Regulating Disc Gearbox Knife Drive (both standard and 8.10/9.00 m), Gearbox Knife Drive (two variants), Cutter Bars (three-width versions), Conveyor Screw, and Intake Auger (five versions plus driving parts and friction clutch). For the reel: support, bearings (two serial number ranges), reel assemblies, friction clutch, speed variator and regulation device, and automatic adaptation. The hydraulic equipment section includes all cylinders and quick-coupling devices.

FAQ: Four Common Questions

Can I use this manual to rebuild the engine?

No. This is a parts catalog for the cutting table and feeding elevator only. You need the service manual for engine work.

How do I read the part numbers from the exploded view?

Each exploded diagram has balloons pointing to components. The balloon number corresponds to a list with the Deutz Fahr part number, quantity, and description. Some sections include a W suffix indicating a later design. Always verify the serial number range on the first page of each sub-section before ordering. The catalog uses the machine serial number 027408 as reference. If your machine is later, the W variants apply. For intake augers, four different part number prefixes (-33234, +33235, -36162, +36163) match different cutterbar widths and build dates. Cross-reference your old part against the drawing before calling the dealer.

Is the catalog available as a searchable PDF?

Yes, the digital access is a searchable PDF. You can search by part number or description. The bookmarks replicate the index structure, so navigating to, say, INTAKE AUGER FRICTION CLUTCH takes two clicks.

What if I find a missing page?

The file is 83 pages complete. If your access appears truncated, check your PDF viewer. No missing pages exist in the master file.

Final note: If you are ordering parts for a Deutz Fahr HMW 1133, this is the only parts list you should trust. Access the Factory Manual now and get the exact part numbers that match your machine’s serial number range. Keep it on the bench – it saves returns.