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Massey Ferguson MT 655, MT 665 2007 Parts Catalog

If you’re tearing down an Massey Ferguson MT 655, MT 665 2007 Parts Catalog job and the part number on the old bracket is worn off, you know the drill – flipping through aftermarket databases that give you four different numbers and no clue which one fits. Skip that. This 527-page factory Parts Catalog is what the dealer uses. It’s the same binder they pull off the shelf when you call in with a serial number. I’ve been an ASE Master Tech for 28 years, and I can tell you – if you don’t have the OEM parts book for these tractors, you’re guessing. And guessing costs you a Saturday and a return trip to the parts counter.

SECTION ONE: General Information and Symbol Guide

The first section of this Parts Catalog covers the basics – how to read the part number reference lists, what each column means (illustration reference, asterisk for changes, quantity, description in five languages). You get GENERAL INFORMATION, SYMBOLS explanation, and the GROUP INDEX sorted alphabetically. That last one is critical when you’re hunting for a hydraulic fitting and need to find the right group without flipping through 500 pages blind. The manual explains the column layout – column A through L – so you know exactly what each field tells you. No guesswork on whether a part is superseded or shared with another assembly.

Recommended Stocking Parts and Marketing Key Parts Index

Two indexes in Section One that save serious time: RECOMMENDED STOCKING PARTS and MARKETING KEY PARTS INDEX. The stocking parts list tells you what parts are used most often and in what quantity per assembly. If you’re a shop owner or a farmer who keeps spares on hand, this is your shopping list. The marketing key parts index highlights the high-failure or high-demand items – things like the differential kit, crown wheel, pinion, and common seal sets. Both indexes include the quantity column so you know whether you need one or four before you order.

Changes After Previous Publication Index

This index is where the factory lists every part number change, supersession, or revision since the last edition. Each change is flagged with an asterisk in column B on the illustration pages. If you’re rebuilding a 2007 model and the previous owner swapped in parts from a 2005, you need to check this index. It’s the difference between ordering the updated seal kit and installing the old one that leaks after 50 hours. The manual prints the issue number and date at the bottom of each illustrated page – so you can verify you’re working from the current revision.

Numerical Part Number Index

Got an old part number scribbled on a paper tag? The NUMERICAL PART NUMBER INDEX in Section One lists every part number in the book, sorted numerically. Cross-reference that number to the illustration page where it appears. This is the fastest way to verify if your number is still valid or if it was superseded. Fifteen seconds with this index beats fifteen minutes on the phone with a dealer parts guy who’s looking up the same book.

Section Two: Illustrations With References

Section Two is the meat – full-page exploded-view illustrations with reference numbers, accompanied by part number reference lists that include description in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish. Each illustration covers an assembly – transmission, final drive, hydraulic pump, cab components, electrical system. The reference list gives you the part number (column C), quantity (column F), and any special notes like “quantity as required” for shims or washers. If you see an ‘X’ in the quantity column, it means you need to measure the gap and order accordingly – not a fixed count.

The manual runs 527 pages for a reason – it covers both the MT 655 and MT 665, including the Techstar CVT driveline. Every nut, bolt, seal, and sensor has its own line. I’ve had to order parts for a Challenger 390 (same chassis) using this catalog, and it matched perfectly. No aftermarket cross-reference crap that gives you the wrong thread pitch. This is the factory document – Automotive Industry Overview level of precision, but specific to these tractors.

If you need related manuals for other Massey Ferguson models, check the Massey-Ferguson MF300 Tractor Loader Dozer Parts Book, the Massey-Ferguson MF500 Tractor Loader & Dozer Parts Book, or the Massey-Ferguson MF 450 S Parts Catalog 1978. Each one has the same factory indexing system – once you learn one, you’ve learned them all.

FAQs About the Massey Ferguson MT 655/MT 665 Parts Catalog

Does this manual cover the Techstar CVT transmission parts?

Yes. The catalog includes the full CVT driveline, including the pump, motor, and control valve assemblies. Look under the transmission group.

Is this a service manual or a parts catalog?

Parts catalog only. It contains exploded illustrations and part numbers – no step-by-step repair procedures. For service, you need the separate shop manual.

What languages are included in the text?

The manual is published in five languages: English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish. Each part description appears in all five side-by-side.

How do I verify if a part number has been superseded?

Check the CHANGES AFTER PREVIOUS PUBLICATION INDEX in Section One. Any part with an asterisk in the illustration column B has been updated since the last edition. The index lists the old and new numbers.

Get the right part the first time. Access the Factory Manual and keep a copy on your shop tablet or phone. When the parts counter says “can you get me a number?” – you’ll have it.