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Grimme SE 140 2009 Parts Catalog – 471 pages of what you actually need

If you’re ordering parts for a Grimme SE 140 and you’re not using the factory parts catalog, you’re wasting time and money. Aftermarket catalogs cut corners – they collapse multiple part numbers into one generic entry, skip updates, and sometimes show the wrong exploded view. This 2009 Parts Catalog is 471 pages of OEM part numbers, every assembly broken down by group. Got a brake issue on the steering axle? Group 010-3 and 010-4 cover the steering axle with brake and the compressed air brake. You’ll see the exact part numbers for shoes, diaphragms, and hardware. No guessing, no cross-referencing some third-party book that’s missing revisions.

What This Parts Catalog Actually Covers (And What It Doesn’t)

This is a parts catalog – not a service manual. It won’t walk you through removing the main web channel or adjusting the hydraulic ridge relief. What it does give you is the factory part number for every piece of hardware on the SE 140, from the diablo rollers (groups 060-1 through 060-6) to the picking table webs (group 250). The index lists 38 groups, each with multiple sub‑groups. For example, the hydraulic installation alone has 38 subsections – everything from the bunker rising/lowering circuits to the steering axle/levelling control. Each sub‑group has an EDP number you can reference when calling your dealer.

Axle (Rear) Section: Steering Axle with Brake and Compressed Air Brake

Rear axle work on a potato harvester is not a job you guess on. Group 010 covers the axle assembly, steering axle without brake, steering axle with brake, compressed air brake, hydraulic brake, and tyres (including the 26.5 additional parts). If you’re replacing a brake chamber on the compressed air system, group 010-4 lists the correct diaphragm, return spring, and clevis pin. The hydraulic brake section (010-5) includes the master cylinder and wheel cylinder part numbers. Torque values for the brake mounting bolts? Those aren’t in a parts catalog – you get them from the service manual. But without this catalog, you’ll order the wrong seal kit or miss a crush washer that’s specific to the 2009 model.

Hydraulic Installation: 38 Subsections Covering Every Valve and Cylinder

Group 190 – hydraulic installation – is 38 pages long. Bunker rotor, scrapers, haulm adjust, windrow intake, pre‑cleaning rollers, steering axle levelling, ridge relief, depth guide, rotor agitator adjustment, twin rollers, collecting boxes, locking pawl. Each page shows the exploded assembly with callouts and part numbers. Ever had a hydraulic motor fail and the dealer asks for the “2 kind of speed” vs “3 kind of speed” version? Group 190-8 and 190-9 split them. That’s the kind of detail aftermarket catalogs leave out. You pay for precision here, and the 2009 edition includes all the updates from the original 2008 run.

Main Drive and Gearbox: Mechanical and Hydraulic Sides

The main drive mechanical section (group 180) covers the gearbox pump, multi‑step gearbox, main drive guards, and the drive diagrams for the third main web and the second main web/deviner web. If you’re rebuilding the gearbox, you need the correct bearing and seal part numbers. Group 180-3 lists the pump gearbox components. Group 180-4 shows the multi‑step gearbox assembly. None of these are interchangeable with earlier SE models without checking the revision level. This catalog is for the 2009 SE 140 – it’s not a one‑size‑fits‑all binder.

Source Validity: OEM vs Aftermarket Parts Lists

I’ve seen aftermarket “universal” parts books that lump the SE 140 with the SE 150 and call it close enough. Close enough doesn’t work when a bearing race is a millimeter off and you’re in the middle of harvest. This catalog is a direct scan of the original Grimme spare‑parts‑list, published in 2009. The index matches the printed paper book. Every part number begins with the factory EDP code. The warning transfer pages (group 001) remind you that serial number and year must be given with every order. That’s the level of detail you need to avoid a week‑long wait for the wrong part. For the Automotive Industry Overview of how standards are applied, but for potato harvesters, Grimme sets the standard.

Related Manuals You Might Need

• GRIMME DR 1500 Potato Harvester Parts List 1996
• GRIMME SE 150-60 Potato Harvester Spare Parts List
• GRIMME SE 70-20 Potato Harvester Parts Catalog 1993

Check the external Automotive Industry Overview for background on parts numbering systems, but stick to Grimme’s own documentation for the SE 140.

Does this catalog include repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog – exploded views and part numbers only. For step‑by‑step repair, you need the service manual.

What years does this cover?

Only the 2009 model year SE 140. You must have the serial number to confirm compatibility. Later models may have different part numbers for the brake system and hydraulic controls.

Can I use this to find torque specs?

Torque values are not listed in a parts catalog. However, the catalog gives you the exact OEM bolt part numbers so you can order factory hardware that meets the original torque specs. For the steering axle with brake (group 010‑3), the compressed air brake (010‑4), and the hydraulic brake (010‑5), you’ll need the service manual for torque values. Use the part numbers here to get the correct fasteners, then torque to the service manual specs. Doing otherwise risks pulling threads or losing a wheel at speed.

How many pages?

471 pages.

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