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Massey Ferguson 7244 Parts Catalog

You have a Massey Ferguson 7244 combine. A part breaks. You order what you think is the replacement. It doesn’t fit. Now the machine sits while you wait for the right part. That’s the cost of guessing. This is the factory Massey Ferguson 7244 Parts Catalog, 843 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded diagrams, and quantities. It tells you exactly what to order. No translation errors. No aftermarket “equivalent” that isn’t.

Engine Parts Breakdown (Page 010-0005)

The catalog breaks the combine into systems. The engine section starts on page 010-0005. It lists the complete engine assembly by serial number range. For example, item 1 part number LA322966100 covers engines up to serial LA323200300. The next engine uses a different number. That matters when ordering. The list includes every component: block, pistons, injection pump. Each part has a line item with quantity and description. If you need a short block, you find the number. If you need a head gasket, it’s listed under the cylinder head assembly. No flipping between sections.

Cylinder Head Cover: Part Numbers and Quantities

On page 010-0010 you find the cylinder head cover assembly. Three parts: cover (LA323015750), plug (LA323017750), and gasket (LA323015850). One each. That’s all. You don’t need to cross-reference with three different websites. If you need the gasket, you have the number. Order it. Done. The catalog also shows when a part changes by serial number. That plug might be different on later machines. The note tells you.

Why Use a Factory Parts Catalog Over Aftermarket?

Aftermarket parts catalogs often reprint from worn copies or combine multiple model years into one “universal” list. That gets you the wrong part. The OEM catalog from Massey Ferguson is the same document their dealerships use. It is specific to the 7244 combine. The part numbers are original. The diagrams are accurate. If you are maintaining equipment that costs tens of thousands, don’t trust a third-party list. Use the source. I have seen too many mechanics order a hydraulic pump based on a generic list, only to find the mounting flange is different. That mistake costs a week of downtime. The factory catalog eliminates that risk. No guessing. No returns.

3 Systems Covered That Save the Most Time

First: the engine. Second: the hydraulic system. Third: the electrical components. The catalog has dedicated sections for each. Instead of flipping through a generic agricultural manual, you go straight to the 7244 section. Page numbers are listed at the bottom of every spread. You can find the engine page, turn to it, and order the part. The hydraulic section includes pumps, valves, cylinders. The electrical section covers alternators, starters, sensors. If you need a new wire harness connector, the part number is there.

Read the Parts List Like a Pro

Each page has columns: Item, Part Number, Qty, Description, Comments. Some items have serial number breaks. The comment field might say “Up to Serial Number X” or “From Serial Number Y”. Do not ignore that. Ordering a part from the wrong serial range means it won’t bolt on. The catalog is your only guarantee. Also pay attention to quantity. A gasket might be sold in a set of 2. Ordering 1 gets you half the job done. The catalog tells you exactly how many to buy.

It’s 843 pages. That sounds like a lot, but it means nothing is left out. Every nut, bolt, seal, and line has a number. You can rebuild the entire combine from this catalog.

Need hydraulic pump parts? Check the hydraulic section. The table of contents guides you. Once you find the system, the part numbers are unambiguous. No “see also” cross-references that lead you in circles.

Do you have other Massey equipment? You can also browse Massey-ferguson MF300 Parts Catalog – 607 Pages – Factory OEM and Massey-Ferguson MF500 Tractor Loader & Dozer Parts Book. Both are OEM factory documents. For more on the importance of OEM documentation in the automotive industry, see Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview. If you want the direct link to this catalog, click Massey Ferguson 7244 Parts Catalog.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this catalog for repair procedures?

No. Parts only.

How do I find the correct part number?

First identify your combine serial number. Then locate the appropriate section (e.g., engine, hydraulic). Each page lists parts with item numbers and descriptions. Match your old part visually or by description. If you have the old part number, cross-reference using the numerical part number index in the back of the catalog. That index tells you which page any part number appears on. For serial-number-dependent parts, verify the range in the Comments column. If you are unsure, call a dealer with the serial number and the part number from the catalog. They can confirm.

Does it include torque specs?

No. Torque specifications belong in the service manual, not the parts catalog. You need both. This catalog gives you the part numbers to order. The service manual gives you the assembly procedure and torque values.

Can I use this for a different model?

No. The 7244 catalog is specific to the MF 7244 combine. Using it for other models will give you wrong part numbers. Always use the catalog that matches your model.

Stop wasting time on mismatched parts. Access the Factory Manual and get the right part number every time.