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Grimme SE 75-20 2005 Parts Catalog

I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years, ASE Master. When a Grimme SE 75-20 potato harvester rolls in with a busted brake line, I don’t have time to guess which part number fits the caliper or the master cylinder. You need the original factory parts list, not some aftermarket translation that mislabels the steering hub as a ‘wheel mount’ and sends you a wrong assembly. That’s why this 2005 Grimme SE 75-20 Parts Catalog sits on my bench. 347 pages of exploded diagrams and OEM part numbers. No guesswork.

That’s the kind of accuracy you pay for.

Brake Hydraulic Brake Section (010-2)

Brake work on a harvester is safety-critical. The Brake Hydraulic Brake group (page 010-2) gives you every seal, line, and cylinder part number. Grimme’s own EDP number E05122015 is printed on that page. Match it when you order. I’ve seen too many guys swap in a generic cylinder only to have the brake drag during a turn. Use the factory part.

347 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

This catalog covers the whole machine. From Axle Assy (010-1) to Warning Tester (001) and Lighting Equipment (440-1). You get the complete list of fasteners, bearings, hoses, and structural parts. The table of contents on page 3 lays out all 86 groups. No missing pages. No reprints of worn-out microfiche.

Does This Catalog Cover the Steering Axle and Tires?

Yes, and it includes variants. Sections 010-3 through 010-6 cover standard and Japan-spec steering axles. Axle Row Width 650 (010-7) and Tyres (010-8) are separate groups. If you need a tire size that matches your specific row width, the part number is right there.

Use the Correct EDP Numbers When Ordering

Grimme assigns an EDP number to each group. For example, the main intake ridge group is E05122100. Don’t call a dealer and say ‘I need the ridge intake parts’ – you’ll get the wrong stuff. Get the EDP from this catalog and order with confidence. That’s how you avoid 2-week returns.

Main Drive Systems: What’s Listed (180-1 to 180-7)

The Main Drive group includes the multi-step gearbox, gearboxes for the main web (ratios 14:43 and 13:50), and drives for the picking table and bunker. Page references are built into the TOC. If your harvester has a loud gearbox, look up MULTI-STEP GEARBOX (180-3) to find the correct bearing kit.

Hydraulic Systems: More Than Just Brakes

Hydraulics are everywhere on this machine. Sections 190-1 through 190-23 cover mounting pieces, shafts, control blocks, speed control, and steering axle hydraulics. The HY EM CTV CONTROL BLOCK BUNKER (190-11) is one of several control blocks. If your bunker web stops moving, you can trace the hydraulic path from the pump to the motor using the exploded view and order the exact valve cartridge.

Understanding how agricultural machinery is designed, as described in the Automotive Industry Overview, helps appreciate the complexity of a Grimme harvester. For broader context, see the Automotive Industry Overview.

Related Manuals

• 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

Can I use this parts catalog to rebuild my Grimme SE 75-20?

Yes, it lists every factory part for the 2005 model.

Are there wiring diagrams in this catalog?

The catalog includes electrical system sections (440-1 to 440-9) with wiring and junction box diagrams, but note it is a parts catalog, not a service manual.

How are the parts organized in this manual?

Parts are grouped by function and assembly. The table of contents on page 3 lists groups like Axle Assy (010), Hydraulic Brake (010-2), Steering Axle (010-3), etc. Each group has an EDP number. For example, the brake group is E05122015. This numbering system matches Grimme’s official parts ordering. If you are rebuilding a multi-step gearbox, look under Main Drive (180-3). The catalog covers 347 pages with clear exploded views and part numbers for every bolt, bearing, and hydraulic hose.

Does this include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a repair manual. Use it to order correct parts, then refer to a service manual for torque specs.

If you are maintaining a Grimme SE 75-20, don’t rely on photocopies or online forum posts that could have wrong numbers. Get the real document. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep your harvester in the field.