Description

Fiatagri DRAPER HEADER 1996 Parts Catalog

Some customers walk into the shop waving an aftermarket parts printout that shows the wrong bearing number for a DRAPER HEADER reel. That costs you a day of downtime and a return trip to the dealer. I have seen it more times than I can count. This catalog – the real one – is the only way to get the OEM part number straight from Fiatagri. No translation errors, no third-party renumbering. Just the factory page that tells you exactly which part goes where.

This Fiatagri DRAPER HEADER 1996 Parts Catalog is a 131-page factory publication. It was printed in 1996 by New Holland Belgium N.V. under the Fiatagri brand. The document is written in five languages (English, French, Italian, German, Spanish) and covers every major assembly: the cutterbar, draper belt system, reel, auger, and mounting hardware. If you need to order a replacement knife section, a skid shoe, or a hydraulic hose bracket, the exploded views on these pages show you the exact orientation and quantity.

What You Get: Complete OEM Parts Breakdown

Open the book and you see drawings with numbered callouts. Each callout links to a row in the parts table that gives the Fiatagri part number, description, and quantity per header. There are no generic references like “similar to OEM.” You get the genuine number that your dealer’s computer expects. For example, if you are rebuilding the draper belt tensioner, you will find the spring, pulley, and bearing listed with their correct factory finishes. The paper is heavy-grade – this thing will survive grease on the workbench.

How to Read the Exploded Views

Do not skip the index table at the front. It cross-references the figure number to the assembly group. Each figure covers a functional system: reel drive, cutterbar, header lift, etc. Find the figure that matches your problem, locate the numbered bubble, then scan down the parts list. The quantity column tells you how many to order. I tell every new guy: trace the part with a clean finger, read the number, write it down before you touch the phone. One-digit typos kill jobs.

Is This Manual for Your DRAPER HEADER Model?

The catalog covers the Fiatagri DRAPER HEADER as sold in 1996. If your header has a serial number that matches the production range in the catalog’s preface, you are covered. The document does not cover later revisions or different header families (like the rigid auger head). If your machine is a 1996 or earlier Fiatagri combine with a draper header, this is the parts book you need. Dealers still use this microfiche reference (part number 604.71.035.50) to pull current stock.

3 Reasons to Stick with Factory Parts Data

First, aftermarket catalogs frequently omit superseded part numbers. Fiatagri may have switched a fastener from M10 to M12 in the middle of a production run; the factory catalog shows both versions and a note when the change happened. Second, the exploded drawings show correct orientation – a flipped seal will leak in a week. Third, the page numbers match the dealer’s system. If you call a supplier and quote the number from this book, they know exactly what you need.

Look at the back of the catalog. There is a numerical index of all part numbers with the figure references. That alone saves hours of flipping pages.

Need companion documentation for the tractor itself? Check out the Fiatagri 55-56, 60-56, 65-56, 70-56 User Manual – OEM Factory Specs and the Fiatagri 160-90 Turbo, 180-90 Turbo User Manual – Factory Specs. For the 130-90 series, grab the Fiatagri 130-90 Turbo & 140-90 Turbo User Manual – OEM Factory Specs.

Audience Fit: Who Needs This Catalog

Home garage guys rebuilding a combine header after an off-season. Shop owners who need a reference when quoting repair parts for a customer. New technicians who want to learn the correct part names before they touch a real machine. If you have ever ordered a part that looked right but did not fit, this book fixes that. The catalog is written for anyone who reads a parts book – no mechanical skill required to translate a number into a part. But you do need a willingness to follow the drawing and not guess the bolt length.

Also worth reading for context on the wider industry: Automotive Industry Overview.

FAQ

Does this catalog include bolt torque values for the header mounting?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and quantities only. For installation torque specs, you need the corresponding Fiatagri repair manual.

How do I verify that a part number from the catalog is still available?

Take the seven- or eight-digit number printed in bold in the parts table, call any Fiatagri or New Holland dealer, and give them that number. They will check current stock and any supersessions. The catalog lists all numbers as originally released – dealers have records of replacements. Keep this book at the shop; the paper edge will fray but the data stays clear.

Stop burning time with parts that do not match. Access the Factory Manual and keep the correct numbers on your bench tomorrow.