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Mahindra Arjun Combine Special RJS, Arjun Combine Special NJS Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a part based on an aftermarket cross-reference and ended up with a crankcase that doesn’t match the bolt pattern, you know the headache. That’s why you need the Mahindra Arjun Combine Special RJS, Arjun Combine Special NJS Parts Catalog — a factory-issued document, not some third-party compilation. This 50-page catalog gives you the exploded views, part numbers, and assembly relationships straight from Mahindra’s engineering team. No abbreviations that leave you guessing, no “equivalent” parts that aren’t.

Mahindra MAX 28 HST, MAX 28 SHUTTLE Parts Catalog – 276 Pages covers a different platform, but if you work on Mahindra equipment, you’ll want that one too. Meanwhile, this catalog is for the combine special tractors — RJS and NJS series — and it’s built around the Engine (pages 146–148) and Carraro Transmission (pages 154–183) sections that matter most for repairs.

Engine Section: Crankcase and Radiator Assembly (Pages 146–148)

Page 146 shows the crankcase with oil pan. If you’re pulling a pan to replace a gasket or check bearing clearances, you need the exact part number for the oil pan and the fasteners. This isn’t a service manual — it won’t tell you torque sequences — but it will tell you which bolts go where. The radiator assembly (aluminium) is on pages 147–148. These pages are critical if you’re replacing a damaged core and need the correct mounting brackets and hose connections. Don’t trust a generic radiator; match the factory part.

For the Arjun Combine Special NJS variants, the same engine sections apply. The catalog indexes by model, so verify your tractor’s serial number against the listing.

Carraro Transmission: 30 Pages of Gearbox, Clutch, and PTO Details (Pages 154–183)

This is where the catalog earns its keep. The Transmission chapter covers the dual clutch assembly — both LUK and Carraro clutches — separately on pages 154–156. If you’re rebuilding a clutch, you’ll find the clutch housing (page 159), gear box housing (pages 160–161), and all inner/outer controls. Pages 173–177 break down the PTO inner gears and shafts for both 8×8 and 12×12 configurations. Need to identify a part for the 540/1000 RPM PTO? That’s page 176. Every shaft, gear, and bearing is drawn with its part number. No more matching worn pieces to a blurry online photo.

Steering (pages 150–151) covers power steering pipes and fittings. Electricals (pages 140–144) include wiring harness, lamp assemblies, alternator, starter motor. Brakes (pages 186–188) show foot brake pedals, linkages, and the brake release system. All OEM-sourced.

3 Reasons to Use OEM Parts Documentation

First, aftermarket catalogs often combine multiple model years into one chart, leading to wrong parts. Mahindra’s factory catalog separates RJS and NJS series. Second, supersession history is documented — if a part number was updated, the catalog shows the current version. Third, the exploded diagrams show assembly order, so you know which parts are nested inside others. That alone can save you from ordering a shaft that won’t fit because you missed a spacer.

Look at Mahindra MAX 25 HST Parts Catalog – Factory Specs for Ordering Parts for a smaller frame, but this Arjun catalog is your reference for combine special tractors. Also check Mahindra MAX 22 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs & Interchangeability for even lighter duty parts.

Does This Catalog Cover Service Procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service or repair manual. You won’t find torque values, fluid capacities, or step-by-step disassembly instructions here. What you will find is every part that Mahindra engineered for these tractors, exactly as they came from the factory. If you pair this with a genuine service manual (like the one for RJS combine special), you’ll have both the “what” and the “how”. The catalog is a companion, not a replacement.

Source Authenticity: Why This Isn’t a Reprint

This digital file is a direct scan of the original Mahindra publication, not a re-keyed or re-diagrammed version. The OCR excerpt confirms the original page numbering — for example, page 1 shows “ARJUN COMBINE SPECIAL Supp. Parts Catalogue (RJS & NJS Series)”. Any third-party catalog that claims to cover these models but uses generic line drawings or mixed part numbers is a gamble. Stick with the factory source. AutoRepairManuals stocks the largest collection of OEM shop manuals in North America; that’s where this file comes from.

For background on agricultural equipment documentation standards, see Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview for context on how OEMs structure parts catalogs.

FAQ

Does this parts catalog include torque specs?

No. It lists part numbers and diagrams only. Get the service manual for torque values.

Which Mahindra models are covered in this catalog?

Arjun Combine Special RJS and Arjun Combine Special NJS series tractors. Check the index for your specific model variant — the catalog separates RJS and NJS sections where parts differ.

Is this the complete OEM document or an aftermarket reproduction?

This is a direct factory scan from Mahindra’s original parts catalog, not a reprint. The page numbering, part numbers, and diagrams match the official publication. AutoRepairManuals ensures you get the genuine source, not a compiled version.

How many pages does the catalog have and what sections are included?

50 pages total. Sections include Engine (crankcase, radiator), Steering, Carraro Transmission (clutch, gearbox, PTO, differential, final drive), Electricals (wiring, lamps, alternator, starter), and Brakes (pedals, linkages, brake release). The transmission section alone spans 30 pages.

When you need to order parts for a Mahindra Arjun Combine Special RJS or NJS tractor, having the factory catalog on your tablet or printed out is the difference between getting the job done and hunting down a return address. Access the Factory Manual now from AutoRepairManuals and keep your parts ordering straight.