Description

Fendt 5220, 5250 2001 Parts Catalog

If you’re trying to order a part for a Fendt 5220, 5250 2001 Parts Catalog combine and the dealer asks for a part number you don’t have, you’ve already lost time and money. That’s the frustration this manual kills. It’s 455 pages of factory-sourced illustrations and part number cross-references – not a generic aftermarket list. You get the exact same documentation the AGCO dealers used. No guesswork, no returns for the wrong bearing.

What the 455 Pages Cover

This catalog is organized by assembly groups – 18 of them. You’ll find groups for the table (1), reel (2), table channel (3), concave and threshing drum (4), straw shaker (5), cleaning unit and main fan (6), elevators (7), engine (8), grain tank and guards (9), drive unit (10), transmissions (11), chassis (12), operator platform (13), hydraulic system (14), machine housing and guards (15), tools and electrical system (16), straw chopper (17), and decals (18). Each group has its own section with exploded-view illustrations and a part-number reference list. The index at the front gives you two ways in: the Group Index Alpha (by system name) and the Numerical Index (by part number). Need a hydraulic hose? Flip to group 14. Need the part number for a specific bolt? The numerical index gets you there in seconds.

Every illustration includes columns A through J – illustration reference, change asterisk, part number, assembly cross-reference, comment, quantity, and descriptions in English, French, and German. The quantity column uses an ‘X’ for shims and washers where the exact count depends on the application. That level of detail keeps you from ordering one extra shim or missing one.

Who Needs This Manual on the Bench

If you own a Fendt 5220 or Fendt 5250 combine from the 2001 model year, and you do your own maintenance or repairs, this manual is the difference between ordering the right part once and buying three wrong ones. I’ve seen guys pull a seal, measure it with calipers, order by dimension, and still get the wrong lip orientation because the aftermarket catalog didn’t show the assembly. This manual shows exactly which seal goes where, with the original OEM part number. Home garage guys who work on equipment need this because one misordered part can kill a weekend. Beginners benefit from the clear indexing – you don’t need to know the part name, just the number or the system.

Factory Print vs. Aftermarket Copies

Aftermarket parts catalogs are dangerous. They often copy old prints, miss superseded part numbers, and show generic illustrations that don’t match your machine’s build date. This is the original AGCO PDF – same as what the dealer parts counter pulls up. The publication date is 2001, issue number 1637410M4 (1) 04/01. The safety note on page 4 is clear: when ordering parts that carry safety decals, the decals must be mounted. Aftermarket copies skip those warnings. You pay for quality once with this manual.

How to Find Parts Fast: Group Index and Numerical Index

Two paths. Path one: look up the system name in the Group Index Alpha – it lists groups 1 through 18 with French, German, and Spanish equivalents. Path two: if you already have an old part number, go straight to the Numerical Index at the back. That index maps every part number to the illustration page where it appears. The manual also marks recommended stocking parts with a specific prefix (D61116894) – those are the high-wear items AGCO suggests keeping on hand. For a workshop owner, that list alone is worth the price.

Related manuals you might need: Fendt 5220 5250 Parts Catalog, Fendt 6300, 6330 2001 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual, and Fendt 936 Parts Catalog. For a broader view of agricultural machinery standards, see Automotive Industry Overview. Another useful reference: Automotive Industry Overview.

FAQ – Common Questions About This Parts Catalog

Does this manual cover both the 5220 and 5250 models?

Yes. The catalog is titled “5220 / 5250” and covers both models with the same part numbering system. Differences are noted in the illustrations where they exist.

How are parts referenced in the illustrations?

Each illustration has a reference number (column A). If a part is also a component of a larger assembly, column D shows the parent illustration number. Column C gives the OEM part number. The description appears in three languages: English, French, and German. An asterisk in column B indicates a change since the last print. This system lets you trace a single bolt up through the entire machine hierarchy.

Are safety decals listed in the parts catalog?

Yes. Group 18 (DECALS) covers all decals, including safety warnings. The manual explicitly states that when ordering replacement parts that require safety decals, those decals must be ordered and mounted. Page 4 carries this safety note verbatim.

Can I use this catalog to order parts directly from a dealer?

You can. The part numbers are the same ones the dealer’s system uses. Show them the part number from column C, and they will have the correct item. No need to describe the part.

Stop wasting time on parts that don’t fit. This manual gives you the exact OEM reference for every component on your Fendt 5220 or 5250. Access the Factory Manual and get back to working, not guessing.