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Massey Ferguson 7274, 7276 2001 Parts Catalog

You need the factory part number before you can order anything. The aftermarket lists on forums? Full of mistakes. The official Massey Ferguson 7274, 7276 2001 Parts Catalog is the only source that has the correct part numbers, illustrations, and safety notes. With 515 pages, it covers every group on these combines – from the header table to the decals on the cab. The parts numbering system used here is the same standardized approach found across the Automotive Industry Overview.

Group Index Alpha and Numerical Index: Two Ways to Find Any Part

The catalog starts with three indexes: GROUP INDEX ALPHA (page 3), ALPHABETICAL INDEX, and NUMERICAL INDEX. You can look up by group name (e.g., ENGINE) or by part number if you already have one. Each index points you to the illustration page where the part is shown. Saves time when you’re standing in the parts aisle.

Part Number Identification: What Column A Through G Means

Page 4 explains the seven columns. Column A is the illustration reference number. Column B: an asterisk means the part changed since last print. Column C: the actual part number – that’s what you order. Column D: if the part is also a component of an assembly, it lists that assembly illustration number. Column E: comments – watch for symbols and notes. Column F: quantity per assembly. An ‘X’ means ‘as required’ – common for shims. Columns G,H,J: description in English, French, German. This is the only way to be sure you’re ordering the exact piece.

515 Pages Organized Into 18 Groups – From Table to Decals

The catalog is split into 18 groups, each covering a major system. Group 1 TABLE (header), Group 2 REEL, Group 3 TABLE CHANNEL (conveyor), Group 4 CONCAVE, THRESHING DRUM AND REAR BEATER, Group 5 STRAW SHAKER, Group 6 CLEANING UNIT AND MAIN FAN, Group 7 ELEVATORS, Group 8 ENGINE, Group 9 GRAIN TANK – GUARDS, Group 10 DRIVE UNIT, Group 11 TRANSMISSIONS, Group 12 CHASSIS, Group 13 OPERATOR PLATFORM, Group 14 HYDRAULIC, Group 15 MACHINE HOUSING – GUARDS, Group 16 TOOLS AND ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, Group 17 STRAW CHOPPER, Group 18 DECALS. That covers everything you can bolt onto a 7274 or 7276. For the operational procedures and specs, pair this catalog with the Massey Ferguson 7274, 7278 Operators Manual – OEM Factory Specs.

Does This Catalog Cover the Hydraulic System and Electrical System?

Yes. Group 14 HYDRAULIC includes all hydraulic components – pumps, valves, cylinders, hoses. Group 16 TOOLS AND ELECTRICAL SYSTEM covers wiring harnesses, switches, sensors, and the tool kit that came with the combine. You get the part numbers for connectors and relays that aftermarket catalogs often miss. If you’re rebuilding a hydraulic circuit or chasing an electrical gremlin, this catalog gives you the exact part numbers. For other model ranges, check the Massey-ferguson MF300 Parts Catalog – 607 Pages – Factory OEM or the Massey-Ferguson MF500 1977 Parts Catalog – 517 Pages Factory OEM.

Get the Right Part Numbers from the OEM Recommended Stocking List

The RECOMMENDED STOCKING PARTS list at the front (page 4 explains the notation) tells you which parts the factory says you should keep on the shelf. Parts with a D prefix like D61116894 are recommended stocking items. Parts like D55789492 are marketing key parts – high-turnover items. The catalog also shows the quantity used per machine. If you’re managing a shop that works on multiple 7274s and 7276s, this list helps you order in bulk. Documentation conventions here align with the Automotive Industry Overview.

Safety Decals: Group 18 and the Safety Note

Group 18 DECALS lists every decal on the machine. The safety note on page 4 says: ‘When ordering replacement parts to which safety decals must be mounted and fitted.’ That means if you’re replacing a decal, order the factory part number. Don’t trust a generic sticker. The catalog shows the exact decal and its location. That’s important for resale and operator safety.

Frequently Asked Questions

What format does this parts catalog come in?

PDF – a direct scan of the factory-printed document.

Does this catalog include torque specs and fluid capacities?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It contains part numbers, illustrations, and recommendations for stocking parts. For service procedures, torque values, and capacities, you need the corresponding service repair manual. The catalog does have safety notes and decal replacement info.

How do I find a part number if I know the old number?

Start with the Numerical Index – it’s a list of every part number in ascending order, with the group and illustration reference. For instance, if you have an old number D61735293, you’ll find it in the Numerical Index, which tells you which group and illustration page it appears on. Then go to that illustration to verify the part and its application. Because the catalog covers both the 7274 and 7276, you need to confirm compatibility by checking the group notes. Some parts are model-specific. The catalog includes a column for ‘comment’ that might indicate supersessions or changes since last print (marked with asterisk). This is the only way to be sure you’re ordering the right part.

Are there recommended stocking parts lists?

Yes. The RECOMMENDED STOCKING PARTS section appears at the front. Page 4 explains the notation: a D-prefix like D61116894 indicates a part the factory recommends keeping on the shelf. Marketing key parts (D55789492) are high-turnover items you should always have.

If you’re serious about keeping a Massey Ferguson 7274 or 7276 combine operating with genuine parts, stop relying on aftermarket guesses. Access the Factory Manual now and get the same information our dealership parts counter uses.