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Jinma 350, 354 Parts Catalog

If you are turning wrenches on a Jinma 350 or 354 and need the correct part number, exploded view, or fastener spec, this is the document you need. I have been rebuilding tractors for longer than some of you have been alive, and let me tell you – aftermarket parts lists are a gamble. This is the Jinma 350, 354 Parts Catalog, straight from the factory, 125 pages of numbered diagrams and part callouts. No guessing which bearing fits the front central drive. No wondering if the clutch release fork is the same between 2WD and 4WD. Page 27 gives you the front axle arm and wheel hub breakdown, with every bolt and bushing listed.

Radiator and Cooling System Parts

Section 4 of the catalog covers the radiator assembly. It shows the core, fan shroud, mounting brackets, and hoses with OEM part numbers. If you are replacing a leaking radiator on a 35 hp tractor, you need that bracket plate – the aftermarket ones I have seen warp. This catalog lists the exact bolt size and grade for the fan attachment. Page 4. You will see the part numbers and quantities. No need to call the dealer and hope they guess right.

Clutch Options: Single Stage and Dual Stage

Jinma offered both a single-stage clutch and a dual-stage clutch on these 350 and 354 models. The catalog has separate sections for each, pages 13 and 14. The dual-stage clutch uses a different release bearing and pressure plate. If you mix them up, the pedal will feel wrong and the tractor will chatter. The parts catalog shows the exact thrust bearing part numbers. I have seen guys install a single-stage clutch on a dual-stage flywheel – it costs time and money. Use the correct diagram.

Intermediate Axle and Front Drive Components

Four-wheel drive 354 models have an intermediate axle that is different from the 2WD 350. The catalog dedicates pages 17 through 24 to the intermediate axle and front drive release fork. It breaks down the gears, bearings, and seals. Page 22 covers the dual-stage clutch intermediate axle assembly. Page 24 shows the front drive release fork – that little part gets worn and causes the front axle to not disengage. You will also find part numbers for the bracket and sleeve assembly on page 25. No generic substitutes.

Front Axle and Steering Linkage

Front axle arm and wheel hub are on page 27. Drag link and tie rod on page 29. These components take a beating in the field. If you need to rebuild a tie rod end, the catalog gives the factory part number and the washer thickness. Page 31 and 33 cover the front central drive (A and B) for 4WD. Page 35 is the final drive assembly. Each diagram has a numbered list that cross-references to the parts table. That is how you avoid buying a part that looks close but does not fit. I have done it. You will do it once, then you learn.

7 Exploded Views You Need to See

This catalog is not just a list of part numbers. It is a series of exploded views showing how each assembly goes together. Air intake system I and II, exhaust system I through III, engine control mechanism, and more. You get 35 hp range coverage, from the engine cooling system to the directive wheel. The PDF bookmarks are labeled “35 hp range” and “350354pm”, so you can jump to the section you need without scrolling through 125 pages. That matters when you are on the shop floor with grease on your hands.

Who Should Use This Parts Catalog

If you own a Jinma 350 or 354 tractor and do your own repairs, this catalog is required reading. Also useful if you run a small farm shop or just bought a used Jinma with missing parts. The part numbers are the ones Jinma stamped on the castings. You can order directly from a dealer or cross-reference to aftermarket equivalents. But you need the OEM number first. This catalog gives you that. It does not give you torque specs or repair procedures – that is what the service manual is for. Pair this with the Jinma 600, 604 Parts Catalog – 110 Pages of Factory Part Numbers or the Jinma 250, 254 Repair Manual – 81 Pages of Factory Specs for full coverage. For a different brand, check the Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS 1957 Parts Catalog | OEM Fastener Guide.

Source Validity: OEM vs Aftermarket Parts Lists

This is an original factory-issued parts catalog, not a third-party compilation. The document file name is Jinma_350-354_Parts_Catalog_en-61614012079.pdf. That tells you it came from Jinma’s English translation batch. Aftermarket parts catalogs often omit fastener grades or show generic drawings that do not match your tractor. For example, the exhaust system section (pages 8-10) shows the exact gasket and clamp part numbers. Generic parts books might say “use 2-inch exhaust gasket” – which is useless. This catalog gives the shaped gasket with the bolt hole pattern. That is the difference between a leak-free joint and a smoky mess. For more context on the industry, see Automotive Industry Overview.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this parts catalog include repair procedures like disassembly or torque specs?

No. It is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It contains exploded diagrams and part numbers only. You will need a separate service manual for repair steps and torque values.

Will this catalog work for a Jinma 354 with a dual-stage clutch?

Yes. The catalog has separate sections for single-stage and dual-stage clutches, as well as 4WD-specific components like the front central drive.

Are the part numbers still current?

Jinma has not updated this catalog recently, so some parts may be superseded. But the OEM numbers are the starting point. A dealer can cross-reference them.

How many pages are in the PDF?

125 pages, including the cover and contents. The PDF is bookmarked for quick navigation.

If you are tired of ordering parts that do not fit, stop guessing. Access the Factory Manual now. You will have the numbered diagrams, OEM part numbers, and the confidence that you are buying the right piece for your Jinma 350 or 354 tractor.