New Holland 852 Parts Catalog – 72 Pages of OEM Exploded Views

Description

If you’ve been wrenching on a New Holland 852 Parts Catalog without the factory parts breakdown, you’re burning time and risking wrong orders. I’ve seen guys order a tailgate lift cylinder based on a guess and end up with one meant for a different serial number range. This 72-page OEM catalog kills that guesswork. It’s the same document the dealer uses to pull part numbers. No aftermarket interpretation, no third-party redraws.

Inside you get exploded views for every major group on the baler. The table of contents lists 40+ assemblies, from the main frame (pages 12-13) to the lower conveyor group (14-16), the gearbox (18-19), and the tailgate lift cylinder (32). Each drawing has numbered callouts tied directly to the OEM part numbers. You won’t find generic listings or cross-references to other models.

New Holland 852 Parts Catalog: What’s Inside the 72 Pages

This catalog is 72 pages of concentrated part information. It includes the contents section, metric information on pages 6-7, and a numerical parts index at the back for quick lookup. Every assembly group is given its own page range. For example, the twine wrapper is split into sections based on serial number: below serial number (pages 56-57) and above serial number (pages 50-51). That’s the kind of detail that keeps you from ordering a part that won’t fit.

Tailgate Lift Cylinder and Other Critical Assemblies

Need a tailgate lift cylinder? Page 32 shows the exact cylinder assembly with its mounting hardware. You’ll see the cylinder body, piston, seals, and clevis pins all listed separately. The same goes for the hydraulic system (pages 30-31), the valve assembly (33), and the bale counter (54, 57). If you’re rebuilding a tailgate or chasing a hydraulic leak, you need the exact OEM part numbers to avoid binding or pressure issues.

Why OEM Beats Aftermarket Every Time

When you order from an aftermarket parts catalog, you’re trusting someone who redrew the diagrams and renumbered the parts. This New Holland 852 Parts Catalog is a Sperry New Holland publication – the same one the factory printed. The part numbers are original, not re-indexed. I’ve seen aftermarket catalogs miss a bushing or list the wrong belt length. That costs you a day of downtime and a return trip. Stick with the source.

3 Assembly Groups That Demand Careful Part Selection

Choosing the wrong belt or sheave can lock up the baler. The drive group (pages 20-23) includes the belts, sheaves, and clutch assembly. The gearbox assembly (18-19) is a precision unit – getting the wrong input shaft or gear will wreck the mesh. The twine wrapper automatic sections (No. 1 and No. 2) are split by serial number for a reason. Don’t guess. Use the part numbers from the catalog. For an earlier serial number version, check the New Holland 852 1982 Parts Catalog.

Ordering Parts the Right Way

Use the numerical parts index at the back of the manual to cross-reference any part number. The manual also includes a recommended dealer parts guide (pages 54-55). When you order, list parts in numerical sequence using current New Holland part numbers. The catalog advises checking the Service Parts Price List for supersession. Telephone orders should be limited to emergencies. Write it down – it saves mistakes.

Does This Catalog Cover the Twine Wrapper?

Yes, and it splits the twine wrapper by serial number into four separate sections. Section No. 1 and No. 2 each have below and above serial number variants. That’s 16 pages dedicated to the twine wrapper alone. If you run other New Holland models, the Ford New Holland 853 1993 Parts Catalog and Ford New Holland 568 1991 Parts Catalog are also available. For broader context on agricultural equipment, see Automotive Industry Overview. And if you’re curious about industry history, read Automotive Industry Overview.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. You need the service manual for torque values.

How are the part numbers organized?

The catalog groups components by function (e.g., Belts, Drive, Tailgate) and assigns them to specific page ranges. Each exploded view has numbered callouts that correspond to the parts list. You will also find a numerical parts index at the back to cross-reference. The manual notes that common hardware (nuts, bolts) is not illustrated but listed in the description column. It also advises to always use genuine New Holland parts and to check the Service Parts Price List for supersession.

Can I use this to rebuild the twine wrapper?

Yes. The twine wrapper is covered in two sections split by serial number: below and above. Section No. 1 and No. 2 each have dedicated pages. You’ll find exploded views and part numbers for every component.

What is the page count?

72 pages, including the contents, metric information, and parts index.

You’ve got a machine that needs parts. Stop flipping through generic catalogs and risking returns. This is the factory document – 72 pages of accurate, serial-number-specific part information. Access the Factory Manual and get the right parts the first time.