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New Holland CX8080 Parts Catalog – Factory Part Numbers and Diagrams

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a CX8080 combine and got the wrong piece because you used a third-party cross-reference, you know the headache. That return shipping, the downtime waiting for the right part—it adds up. This is the New Holland CX8080 Parts Catalog, straight from the factory. 1237 pages of exploded diagrams, part numbers, and identification plate data. No shortcuts, no generic reprints. If you need a bearing, a belt, or a hydraulic fitting for the right side of the header, this catalog tells you the exact New Holland part number and the quantity.

Main Sections: What This Catalog Covers

Flip open to page 1 and you get the MAIN SECTIONS index. The manual splits the combine into numbered sections—01 through 20. Each section corresponds to a major system: engine, driveline, harvesting header, cab, electrical, etc. The catalog uses a consistent multi-language layout (English, Italian, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Danish, Dutch) so you can match descriptions in your language. That matters when you’re standing at the dealer counter with a part number. Page 3 shows the identification plates section—you need to locate your combine’s model and serial number before you dive into any part order. The catalog walks you through that.

Identification Plates: Your Starting Point

Page 3 is where you start. The IDENTIFICATION PLATES section shows where to find the vehicle identification number on the CX8080 chassis and the model label. Miss this step and you might order parts for a 2005 machine when you have a 2007. The manual includes reference diagrams for the placement of these plates. I’ve seen guys skip this and end up with a wrong feeder house. Don’t be that guy. The catalog lists the plate locations in multiple languages, so it’s clear no matter where you are.

Maintenance Parts Section: The Most-Referenced Pages

Page 5 kicks off the MAINTENANCE PARTS section. This is the part of the catalog you’ll dog-ear. It groups the parts you replace regularly: filters, belts, shear pins, fluid filters, wear strips. The catalog gives you the OEM part number and the quantity required per machine. For example, the maintenance section references sub-sections like 02.13, 19.01, 16.01. Each of those points to an exploded diagram later in the book. You trace the diagram, find the item number, and the part number is right there. No guesswork, no comparing dimensions against a worn-out part you pulled off.

Why OEM Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Cross-References

Aftermarket catalogs often re-index New Holland part numbers into their own system. Sometimes they’re close. Sometimes they’re off by a revision letter, and you get a part that doesn’t fit. This catalog is the original New Holland publication—not a scanned copy. The part numbers are the ones stamped on the factory bins. When you call a dealer with a number from this manual, they pull it up instantly. No back-and-forth. I’ve wasted billable hours chasing aftermarket conversions. This catalog eliminates that.

1237 Pages of Verified Part Numbers

That’s not a typo. 1,237 pages. Every page is a separate diagram or table. The catalog covers the CX8080 from the 2006 model year onward. Because it’s a parts catalog (not a repair manual), you get exploded views for everything from the rotor assembly to the cab interior trim. You also get the quantity per assembly—so you know if you need one bolt or four. The manual is searchable in PDF format, but even in print, the index at the back helps you find sections by component name. For a shop that sees multiple combines, this is the reference you keep on the bench.

Is This the Right Manual for Your CX8080?

If you own or work on a New Holland CX8080 combine (manufactured from September 2006 onward), this is the official parts catalog for ordering any replacement component. It does not contain repair procedures, torque specs, or diagnostic steps—that’s what the New Holland CX8080 Technical Manual – OEM Factory Specs for Combine Repair covers. The parts catalog and the technical manual complement each other. You use the technical manual to troubleshoot and rebuild, and this catalog to order the right parts. If you need a parts catalog for an older Ford New Holland model, check the Ford New Holland 853 1993 Parts Catalog or the Ford New Holland 568 1991 Parts Catalog.

For broader context on how OEM documentation fits into modern equipment repair, see the Automotive Industry Overview for a look at the evolution of service information. The same principle applies to agricultural machinery—accurate data prevents costly mistakes. Automotive Industry Overview.

Does this catalog include torque specs for bolts?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and quantities. Torque values are in the technical manual.

Can I use this catalog to identify parts for a CX8080 with a different serial number range?

This catalog covers CX8080 combines built from September 2006 (model year 2007). Earlier machines have different part numbers. Check your identification plate (page 3 of the catalog) to match your serial number prefix against the manual’s range. If your machine is older, you need the earlier edition. The catalog’s main sections index (page 1) lists the model applicability—verify before ordering.

Does the PDF have bookmarks for each section?

Yes. The digital version includes bookmarks that match the table of contents. You can jump from MAIN SECTIONS to any subsection, like MAINTENANCE PARTS or IDENTIFICATION PLATES, without scrolling through 1200 pages.

How do I find a specific part number for the hydraulic pump?

Start with the MAIN SECTIONS index. Section 06 or 07 usually covers hydraulics. Find the diagram that shows the pump assembly, then look up the item number in the table to get the genuine New Holland part number and quantity.

Don’t waste time guessing part numbers or trusting that an aftermarket site has the right supersession. Get the factory data on your workbench. Access the Factory Manual now and eliminate the uncertainty of parts ordering.