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Massey Ferguson 6235, 6245, 6255 2000 Parts Catalog

If you have chased a part number through three aftermarket websites and still ended up with the wrong seal, you know the frustration. That stops when you have the Massey Ferguson 6235, 6245, 6255 2000 Parts Catalog on your bench. This is the actual factory book — 852 pages, published in 2000, straight from the company that built the tractors. No redrawn diagrams, no reinterpreted numbers. Every exploded view and part reference list matches the assembly line.

852 pages. 2000. Factory issued.

Engine and Equipment: Finding the Correct Part Numbers

The ENGINE AND EQUIPMENT section breaks down every component from the block to the injection pump. You get the OEM part number, the quantity needed per assembly, and whether it’s a recommended stocking part or a marketing key part. Look for the asterisk in column B — that marks a change since the last print. One look and you know if the part you ordered last year has been superseded.

Transmission and Rear Axle: Gears and Bearings

The TRANSMISSION and REAR AXLE sections are laid out the same way. Need a pinion for the 6245? The illustration reference number leads you straight to the correct row. The part number format (e.g., 3619014M1) tells you it’s a recommended stocking item — dealers keep these on the shelf. The manual also lists sub-assembly breakdowns, so you can order individual bearings rather than whole gear sets. That kills downtime.

Hydraulic and PTO-Drive Mechanism: Avoiding Costly Mistakes

Hydraulic leaks and PTO problems usually come from misidentified seals or wrong clutch discs. The HYDRAULIC and PTO-DRIVE MECHANISM groups show every hose, fitting, and shaft with the exact OEM number. I have seen guys use aftermarket cross-references and end up with a seal that fits the bore but not the groove. This catalog eliminates that gamble. The quantity column uses an “X” for shims and washers — meaning “quantity as required” — so you know you might need to measure and order extras.

Clutch and Linkage: The Assembly Breakdown

The CLUTCH section covers the complete assembly: disc, pressure plate, release bearing, and all fasteners. The LINKAGE group includes every rod, bracket, and pin from the pedal to the throwout arm. Cross-reference the illustration number in column A with the part number in column C. If a bolt shows up under multiple assemblies (see column D), the manual tells you. This is not a generic diagram — it’s the exact relationship between parts on the tractor.

Source Authenticity: Why OEM Beats Aftermarket

Aftermarket parts catalogs often re-draw illustrations and consolidate multiple models into one diagram. That introduces mistakes. This is the original factory print, with part numbers that match the Massey Ferguson system. The GROUP INDEX and NUMERICAL INDEX let you find any part by its number or by its location in the tractor. The ALPHABETICAL INDEX helps if you only know the name. No guesswork. For a broader understanding of why OEM documentation matters in the automotive industry, see the Automotive Industry Overview. If you want another model, the Massey-ferguson MF300 Parts Catalog – 607 Pages – Factory OEM covers earlier machines. The Massey-Ferguson MF500 1977 Parts Catalog – 517 Pages Factory OEM handles the 500 series. And of course, the Massey Ferguson 6235 6245 6255 2000 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual is the one you are looking at now.

As the Automotive Industry Overview points out, factory specifications eliminate liability. This catalog is no different.

Questions About Using This Parts Catalog

Can I use this catalog to order parts from any dealer?

Yes, because the part numbers are the same numbers Massey Ferguson dealers use in their system. Give them the number from column C and they will find it.

How do I know if a part has been changed since this catalog was printed?

Look for the “CHANGES AFTER PREVIOUS PUBLICATION INDEX” in Section One. That index lists every part that was revised since the last edition. Compare your old number against that list to see if there is a new version. Also, any asterisk (*) in column B of an illustration page indicates a change since this catalog’s own printing. Combine both methods and you have the full update history.

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