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Mahindra 6010 HST, 6010SH 2011 Parts Catalog

Ever ordered a hydraulic filter for your 6010 HST only to get one that doesn’t even bolt up? That’s what happens when you rely on parts store “universal” lists. This Mahindra 6010 HST, 6010SH 2011 Parts Catalog is the factory documentation that gives you the exact part number, not a substitute. I’ve seen too many guys waste a Saturday trying to cross-reference aftermarket numbers. That stops here. This catalog is 235 pages of OEM part data from Mahindra USA. You get the diagram, the key number, and the part number. Nothing else.

Page 2 of this catalog shows the model designation: 6010SH, with a date stamp of 2011.09. That means it’s the latest revision for that production year. The Index on the opening pages lets you jump to the right group illustration. Once you find the figure number – like FIG 023 for the radiator on page 4 – you can locate every bolt, hose, and bracket by key number.

Index and Figure Number System

Finding a part in this catalog works the same way it does in a factory manual. You start with the group symbol illustration on the Index page. Each symbol represents a major system. Then you go to the figure number for that system. On page 4, the catalog shows you exactly how it works: a figure like “FIG 023 RADIATOR” has a month/year date (08/03), a section name, and a key number for each part. The key number points to the part number in the table below the diagram. You get exact part numbers. If your tractor is a 6010 HST Cab, you follow the same path. The catalog covers both the cab and non-cab versions of the 6010 HST and the 6010SH.

Engine and Chassis: The Major Sections Covered

Page 3 of the introduction states: “This catalogue deals with engine and chassis.” That’s two massive sections. The engine section includes all internal and external engine parts – from the cylinder head to the oil pan. The chassis section covers the transmission, axle, steering, and hydraulics. Each assembly is broken down into exploded views. If you need the part number for a hydraulic valve spool or a clutch disc, you’ll find it here. Aftermarket catalogs often combine multiple model years into one listing, but this 2011 Parts Catalog is model-year-specific. That matters when Mahindra changes a part mid-production.

Why OEM Parts Catalog Data Matters

I don’t trust aftermarket part cross-reference lists. They are often compiled from multiple sources and can mix up part numbers between the 6010 HST and the 6010SH. Mahindra printed this catalog. The part numbers start with numeric sequences or letters like “V” or “M” for TYM standard parts, as noted on page 5. The footnote tells you that “The alphabet at the end of part number means the status of material or the color of paint.” So you get the correct color-coded trim or the correct machined version. Ordering from this catalog means you get the exact part the factory designed for your tractor.

Ordering Parts: What the Dealer Needs

Page 3 lists exactly five things you need when you call your dealer: tractor model (6010 HST or 6010SH), tractor serial number, part number (from this catalog), description (e.g., “Air cleaner assembly”), and quantity. The serial number is critical. Mahindra uses serial numbers to track production changes. Without it, you might get a part that doesn’t fit. The catalog also says “This supersedes all our editions.” So if you have an older parts list, this 2011 version replaces it. Use the latest data.

Does This Catalog Cover Both the 6010 HST Cab and 6010SH?

Yes. The cover page says “6010 HST Cab” and the next page says “Model: 6010SH.” The Index groups both models under the ’10’ Series. The exploded diagrams are the same for both unless noted. However, there may be differences in options like cab vs. open station. The catalog indicates which parts are specific to each variant through the key number references. Always double-check your tractor’s configuration against the figure notes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this the same as a service manual?

No. This is a parts catalog for ordering replacement parts, not repair procedures.

How do I look up a part if I don’t know the part number?

Use the Index group symbol illustrations to find the system (e.g., “Chassis” or “Engine”). Then locate the figure number that matches your component – for instance, FIG 023 for the radiator. The figure shows an exploded view with key numbers. Cross-reference the key number in the table below the figure to get the part number. Write down the part number, description, and your tractor serial number. Then order from your dealer. If you cannot find the figure, check the main menu or index pages for the correct group. The catalog is designed for visual identification, so look at the shape of the part in the diagram.

Related Manuals:

• Mahindra MAX 28 HST, MAX 28 SHUTTLE Parts Catalog – 276 Pages
• Mahindra MAX 25 HST Parts Catalog – Factory Specs for Ordering Parts
• Mahindra MAX 22 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs & Interchangeability

For background on how automotive and agricultural manufacturers structure part numbering systems, see the Automotive Industry Overview. The Automotive Industry Overview covers the fundamentals.

If you own a 6010 HST or 6010SH, stop guessing which part fits. Access the Factory Manual now and get the right part numbers from the engineers who built the tractor.