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Ford New Holland 2115 1991 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Manual for Forage Harvesters

Right. You’re halfway into a 2115 forage harvester rebuild and a part is busted. You need the exact OEM number – not a guess from a third-party list. This Ford New Holland 2115 1991 Parts Catalog – 365 pages – is the only document that gives you factory exploded diagrams and genuine part numbers straight from Ford New Holland. I’ve seen guys order a blower gearbox assembly off aftermarket charts and end up with the wrong spline count. That costs you two weeks of down time. Don’t be that guy.

What’s Inside – 365 Pages of Exploded Diagrams and Part Numbers

Every figure in this catalog is mapped to a specific system. For example: Air Cleaner runs from page 210 through 213. Need the Brake Master Cylinder assembly? That’s page 146–147. Cutterhead components? Figures on page 32–35 show every bolt, seal, and housing piece. Blower assembly is page 72–79. You don’t flip through a generic list – you go straight to the figure that matches what’s on your bench. The Table of Contents lists 84 figures, each with page ranges. That’s precision you can’t get from a reprint.

Why This Original Factory Catalog Beats Aftermarket Documentation

Aftermarket parts books often redraw diagrams and drop hardware callouts. This is a direct 1991 release from Ford New Holland Inc., New Holland, PA. The part numbers are genuine – they match the ones stamped on the castings. No translation errors, no “equivalent” substitutions. If a figure lists a bolt as part number 123456, that’s what you order. The manual even tells you that common mounting hardware is listed separately in the description column – it’s not included with the service part. That kind of detail saves your parts guy a headache.

Real-World Use Case: Ordering the Right Brake Master Cylinder

You’re on a job and the brake pedal goes spongy. The master cylinder on the 2115 is a two-circuit unit. Flip to page 146 – Figure 32, Brake Master Cylinder. You see the exploded view: the reservoir, the piston assembly, the O-rings. Each part has a number. You order the whole assembly or just the rebuild kit – the catalog tells you which parts are sold separately. No guessing if the aftermarket cylinder matches the bracket. You get the Ford New Holland OEM part and you’re back in the field that afternoon.

Who Needs This Catalog

Farm operators who maintain their own equipment, independent mechanics who work on forage harvesters, and shops that keep a fleet of 2115s running. Even a beginner can use this – the diagrams are clear, and the part numbers are right there. If you’re restoring a 1991 2115, this is the only parts source that matches what left the factory. A Ford New Holland 853 1993 Parts Catalog – OEM Baler Manual covers a different machine, but the 2115 manual is specifically for the forage harvester. The same logic applies to the Ford New Holland 568 1991 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Manual or the Ford New Holland 1915 1993 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Manual – each machine gets its own catalog. This one is for the 2115.

Source Authenticity – Direct from Ford New Holland

This is not a scan of a copy. It’s the original factory release from July 1991, catalog number 5211511. Ford New Holland, Inc. reserved the right to make improvements, so the part numbers in this book are the ones that were current at that time. If you’re working on a 1991 model, this is the definitive reference. The document is 365 pages, PDF, readable on any device. Check out the Automotive Industry Overview for context on why OEM documentation matters. Another excellent resource is the Automotive Industry Overview.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this parts catalog include repair procedures or torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog – it lists every component with exploded diagrams and genuine Ford New Holland part numbers. Torque values and service steps are in the service manual. Use this to order the right part, then use a service manual for the rebuild.

Can I use this for a 1992 model 2115?

Mostly yes, but Ford New Holland made running changes. The catalog covers the 1991 production run. If your machine has a serial number after the 1991 range, some parts may have superseded numbers. The manual says as much inside.

How are pages organized?

Pages are grouped by figure number. Each figure covers one system (e.g., Figure 52 – Air Cleaner spans pages 210–213). The Table of Contents at the front lists every figure with its start page. You do not need an index – just find your system in the TOC.

What format is the PDF?

Standard PDF, searchable, with bookmarks for each figure. You can zoom in on the exploded views. No DRM – it’s yours to keep on a tablet or laptop in the shop.

So you’ve got a 2115 sitting in the shop with a broken part. Don’t waste time chasing down the wrong number. Access the Factory Manual and get the OEM part number from the source that built the machine. Your wallet and your schedule will thank you.