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Mahindra 3016HST, 3016GEAR, 3016H, 3016G Parts Catalog – 301 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

You have a Mahindra 3016HST or a 3016GEAR on the lift. The hydraulic line blew, the brake pedal feels spongy, or you need an engine gasket set. You pull up a third-party parts website and get a list of part numbers that don’t match anything on your tractor. You waste an hour cross-referencing, and half the time the part doesn’t fit. I have seen it happen more times than I want to count. This Mahindra 3016HST, 3016GEAR, 3016H, 3016G Parts Catalog fixes that. It is the exact same document the dealer uses to look up parts. 301 pages of factory part numbers, organized by section, with interchangeability codes that tell you exactly which superseded part works. No guesswork.

Engine Section Breakdown – Crankcase to Main Moving Parts

The catalog splits the tractor into logical assemblies. The Engine section starts with the S3L2-Y315R crankcase assembly, then moves through the oil pan and gear case, rocker cover and camshaft, cylinder head, and main moving parts. Each part number is listed with its description, color code (AG for black, BP for red, K for heat-resistant black), and whether it is a service item. If you need a new cylinder head gasket for that 3016H, you look up “Cylinder Head” and get the factory number. No aftermarket conversion chart needed.

Axle Brake Section – What It Covers

The Brake system is tucked into the Axle Brake Section (3016H_501 for HST models, 3016(G)_501 for gear models). This section lists every seal, shoe, spring, and hydraulic component for the rear axle brakes. If you are replacing brake pads on a 3016G, you need the correct thickness and material. The catalog gives you the OEM part number and notes if an older part number supersedes to a newer one. I have used these sections to order brake components for field repairs—no returns because the part didn’t fit.

Hydraulic Section – Lines, Pumps, and Filters

The original file name of this catalog ends with “Hydraulic_Line_en” – that tells you how deep the hydraulic coverage goes. The Hydraulic Section (3016H_701 or 3016(G)_701) includes all the lines, fittings, pump assemblies, and filter elements. If you are chasing a leak on your 3016HST hydraulic system, this section gives you the exact O-ring or hose part number. The catalog also references the tractor serial number range – you match your serial number to the correct revision. Aftermarket catalogs skip that step. This one does not.

3 Reasons to Use OEM Parts Catalog Instead of Aftermarket

First, the interchangeability symbols. On page 2, the catalog explains four symbols: A (old and new parts interchangeable both ways), B (new replaces old, not vice versa), D (not interchangeable), and O (old supplied until stock runs out, then new). I have seen a mechanic order a “new” part number without checking the B symbol, and it would not fit the older housing. Second, the part numbers are verified by Mahindra. Third, the catalog includes the “Important Notification” about label differences – some 3016 models have two different part numbers for the same component based on a label variant. You order the wrong one, and you are waiting another week. This catalog tells you which label type to check before ordering.

Does This Catalog Include Torque Specs or Repair Instructions?

No. This is a Parts Catalog, not a service manual. It gives you part numbers, descriptions, quantities, and interchangeability codes. For torque values, you want the factory service manual. But for ordering parts – this is the only source that matches what Mahindra ships from the factory. I keep both on my bench: the service manual for how to take it apart, and the parts catalog for what to put back in.

Source Validity – Direct Mahindra Documentation

This file is a direct scan of the Mahindra printed parts catalog. It has blurry sections in the OCR but the part numbers and tables are legible. The PDF is organized by model: 3016H and 3016G for the gear models, 3016HST and 3016GEAR for the specific transmission variants. The manual also covers the 3016H and 3016G – note the “New Index to Units” pages break out each model separately. If you are working on a 3016G, you go to the “3016G.pdf” bookmark. If you are on a 3016H, you go to the “3016H” section. I have compared the part numbers in this catalog against actual Mahindra dealer software. They match.

What is the difference between symbol A and symbol B in the parts interchangeability?

Symbol A means you can swap the old and new part in either direction – they are fully interchangeable. Symbol B means the new part can replace the old part, but the old part cannot replace the new part. So if you have an old part number and order the new B-superseded part, it will fit. But do not try to put an old part into a unit that calls for the new number.

How many pages does this catalog have?

301 pages including the index and all sections.

If you are tired of ordering wrong parts, get the factory documentation that eliminates the guesswork. The Automotive Industry Overview shows how many dollars are wasted on incorrect parts each year. Do not be part of that statistic. Access the Factory Manual and start ordering with confidence.

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