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Massey Ferguson 200B 1975 Parts Catalog

If you are wrenching on an old Massey Ferguson 200B and need the right part the first time, this is what you want on your bench. I have seen too many guys order a “looks close enough” seal or bolt from a generic catalog and then watch the machine puke oil or strip out. That gets expensive and costs you hours. This factory Parts Catalog from 1975 gives you the exact MF part numbers and the Perkins cross-references. You don’t guess. You look it up.

Section 1: Machine Parts (Tables 1-99)

The first section of this catalog covers every part that bolts onto the crawler, engine, and chassis. Tables are numbered 1 through 99. Each table shows an exploded view with reference numbers that match the MF spare parts list. Page 2 gives you the foreword straight from Massey Ferguson – they tell you to stock and sell only MF parts. That is the whole point. When you flip to page 3 you see how the book is structured: four sections total, plus two numerical indexes at the front (one for MF numbers, one for Perkins). You will spend less time flipping pages and more time tightening bolts if you read that page first.

Loader and Dozer Equipment Coverage (Tables 101-299)

This Parts Catalog does not stop at the base machine. If your 200B has a loader or a dozer attachment, the part numbers are in tables 101-199 and 201-299. That means you can cross-check the hydraulic cylinder seals, bucket pins, blade cutting edges – all from one book. I have worked on too many jobs where the parts list for the attachment was lost and the owner ended up buying aftermarket parts that did not match. Do that with this manual and you are back to square one. Factory data, right there.

Numerical Indexes: Finding Parts by MF or Perkins Numbers

Two indexes live at the start of the catalog. One sorts by Massey-Ferguson part numbers, the other by Perkins numbers. You look up the number you have – or the number you need – and it tells you which table and reference to grab. No hunting through 412 pages blind. The indexes are in progressive order. I do not know how many times I have had a part with a worn-off number and only the Perkins stamp left. This manual gets you there.

Why a Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Lists

I have seen aftermarket parts catalogs for the 200B that combine multiple machines into one fuzzy PDF. They renumber parts and leave out the supercessions. This is the real thing – printed in 1975 by Massey Ferguson, 412 pages, bindered at the factory. The part numbers are the ones the dealer still references today. If you order a part by the MF number from this book, it will fit. Your local dealer might need to look up a supercession, but you have the root number. You are not wasting your money on a third-party reprint that misses a revision bulletin.

Ordering Spare Parts: What to Quote

The manual tells you exactly what to include when you order: serial number of the frame, engine, and equipment; MF spare parts number and description; required quantity. There is even a blank space on page 3 to write in your own machine’s serials. Fill that in, keep it with the book. Then when you call the parts counter you are not fumbling for numbers. They want the serial. This manual gives you the format.

Related Manuals

• Massey-ferguson MF300 Parts Catalog – 607 Pages – Factory OEM
• Massey-Ferguson MF500 1977 Parts Catalog – 517 Pages Factory OEM
• Massey-ferguson MF 500 B 1973 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM

For background on why factory documentation matters, read the Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.

Is this a reprint of a modern manual?

No, this is a scanned copy of the original 1975 factory parts catalog. 412 pages, unaltered.

Does this include engine torque specs or repair procedures?

This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It gives you part numbers, exploded views, and ordering info – not torque values or repair steps. For that you need the factory service manual. But if you are trying to identify which head bolt to buy, this is the book.

Will this work for a 200B with a Perkins engine?

Yes. The catalog includes a separate Perkins numerical index and references Perkins parts numbers in the tables. The 200B commonly used a Perkins diesel, and this book covers it.

What if I need a part that is discontinued?

The catalog shows the original MF part numbers. Many are superseded, but having the original number is the only way to cross to current replacements. Without it, you are guessing.

Stop wasting time matching parts by eye. Access the Factory Manual and get the correct MF part numbers for your 200B. Your machine will thank you, and so will your wallet.