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Ingersoll Rand 4016, 3016PS, 3018PS, 3020PS, 4016PS Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Ingersoll Rand 4016, 3016PS, 3018PS, 3020PS, 4016PS Parts Catalog and got the wrong one because some third-party website listed a generic number, you know the frustration. That part sitting on your bench doesn’t fit because someone pulled a number out of thin air. This is factory documentation. 73 pages of exploded diagrams, factory part numbers, and indexing that tells you exactly what goes where. No guesswork.

73 pages. That’s it. No fluff – just the drawings and lists you need to get the right part the first time. Let’s talk about what’s inside. The manual breaks down into two main sections: ENGINE and TRACTOR. Under ENGINE you’ve got the cylinder block, air cleaner, fuel system, crankshaft and camshaft assemblies, governor gearcase, oil pump, starter – everything that makes the Onan or Linamar engine tick. The TRACTOR section covers the brake assembly, transmission and final drive, front axle, steering, hydraulics – including the pump, drive motor, control valve, and hydraulic lift. On page 2 you’ll find the engine identification table that cross-references tractor model to engine spec number. Check page 3 for the general information on how to read the illustrations and place orders correctly – there’s an index at front and back.

Engine Section: Cylinder Block, Fuel, and Rotating Assembly

Need to find the piston rings for a 4016? The ENGINE chapter groups parts by subassembly. The CYLINDER BLOCK section shows the block, liners, and related hardware. FUEL SYSTEM covers the carburetor, fuel pump, lines, and filters. The PISTON, CRANKSHAFT, FLYWHEEL AND CAMSHAFT section gives you the part numbers for rods, pistons, bearings, camshaft, and flywheel. Each illustration has reference numbers keyed to a parts list on the facing page. You get the part number, description, and required quantity – no guessing.

Ingersoll Rand 4016, 3016PS, 3018PS, 3020PS, 4016PS Parts Catalog: What About the Tractor?

The TRACTOR section is where you’ll find the brake assembly – shoes, discs, linkage – the transmission and final drive gears, the electric clutch, and the entire hydraulic system. The HYDRAULICS subsection splits into 4016 models and PS tractors, with separate pages for the pump mounting, power steering, drive motor, control valve, and lift. If you need a seal kit for the control valve, the catalog will show it. Also included: manual steering, hood and grille, seat and fenders, decals, and electrical system hardware.

3 Reasons to Trust Factory Documentation Over Aftermarket

First: part numbers are verified by Ingersoll Rand engineering. Second: exploded diagrams show the correct orientation and assembly sequence. Third: the index lets you find any part by number or by section. Aftermarket catalogs often reprint bad scans or omit superseded numbers. This is the real deal.

Does This Manual Cover the Brake Assembly?

Yes. Under TRACTOR > BRAKE ASSEMBLY you’ll find all components for the 4016 and PS models. Part numbers, descriptions, quantities. If you’re rebuilding brakes, this is where you start.

Parts Ordering: What the General Information Tells You

Page 3 lays it out. When you order, you need: correct part number, complete description, total quantity, model number, product identification numbers (PIN or serial), shipping method, and a correct address. Miss any one of those and you’ll get a delay or the wrong part. The manual also explains that “UAR” means use as required, “NSS” means not sold separately, and “O/L” means obtain locally. Read that page once and you’ll avoid most order headaches.

If you need the parts catalog for other Ingersoll models, check these related manuals: Ingersoll Compact Tractors Parts Catalog, Ingersoll 4016 3016PS 3018PS 3020PS 4016PS Parts Catalog, Ingersoll 3012 3014 3016 3018 4016 Parts Catalog. For general automotive industry context, see Automotive Industry Overview.

FAQ

What models are covered?

4016, 3016PS, 3018PS, 3020PS, and 4016PS compact tractors with Onan or Linamar engines.

How do I find the correct part number for my tractor?

Use the engine identification table on page 2 to match your serial number range to the correct engine spec. Then go to the appropriate section in the ENGINE or TRACTOR chapter. The front index lists major groups alphabetically; the rear index is a numerical part number index. When ordering, you must provide the part number, description, quantity, model number, and PIN or serial number. If you skip any of those, the order will likely be wrong. The manual explains this on page 3 in the GENERAL INFORMATION section. It’s worth reading – it’ll save you a return shipping fee.

You don’t need to roll the dice with aftermarket part numbers. Get the factory breakdown and know exactly what you’re ordering. Access the Factory Manual.