New Holland Super 65 Parts Catalog – 41 Pages OEM Exploded Views

Description

If you are working on a New Holland Super 65 baler and need to order parts, you already know the frustration of guessing part numbers. Aftermarket catalogs cut corners – they skip details and mislabel things. That is why I keep the factory parts catalog on the bench next to my torque wrench. This New Holland Super 65 Parts Catalog is the original OEM document from New Holland France. It covers the Super 65 baler with 41 pages of exploded diagrams and part numbers.

Factory diagrams show every bolt, every bushing, every seal. The Transmission group alone runs pages 4 and 5 – that is the gearbox, input shaft, and differential lock if equipped. Need the PTO assembly breakdown? Page 2 has it. The knotter and needle systems take up pages 10 through 15. You get the exact part numbers for the twine fingers, needle carriers, and knotter hook – none of that “looks about right” nonsense.

New Holland Super 65 Parts Catalog – What It Covers

Every section from the table of contents is represented: PTO complete, clutch and freewheel, transmission box, piston and accessories, chassis and drawbar, feeder and packer, pickup, and optional equipment like the bale counter and jack. The catalog even includes a section for the Compact 65 variant up to serial number 13.978, with separate pages (9 bis/9 ter and 22 bis/22 ter) for chassis and side sheet differences.

Transmission Group – Pages 4-5 Breakdown

Pages 4 and 5 show the transmission housing, gears, bearings, and the flywheel assembly. Each part has an exploded view with callouts. The part numbers are the ones New Holland used at the factory – not a re-indexed aftermarket set. If you are rebuilding the transmission, you cross-reference these numbers with your dealer’s system. That saves a phone call and a wrong shipment.

Knotter, Needle, and Tie Mechanisms – Pages 10-15

The tying system is the heart of a baler. This catalog gives you the complete knotter assembly, needle and finger parts, and the twine brake. Pages 13-15 cover the knotter in three detailed sheets – the cam, the wiper arm, the bill hook. Without factory diagrams, you end up guessing which spring goes where. Here, you see the orientation.

Who Needs a Parts Catalog Instead of a Service Manual?

If you are a home mechanic rebuilding a baler, you still need the parts catalog. A service manual tells you how to disassemble and torque fasteners. A parts catalog tells you what to order when something breaks. This one is the original from New Holland – not a scan of a scan. The 41 pages are crisp, the numbers are legible. You can read the French descriptions, but the numbers are all you need. Even if you do not speak French, the part numbers cross over to any New Holland dealer system.

Source Authenticity: OEM vs Aftermarket Catalogs

Aftermarket parts catalogs often combine multiple models into one PDF, leaving out variations. This factory catalog is model-specific – Super 65 only. It includes the original New Holland France part numbers, the same ones stamped on the castings. The steel used in the baler’s frame follows standards from the Automotive Industry Overview. For additional background on agricultural machinery drivelines, you can check Supercharger Systems. But for part numbers, stick with this OEM catalog.

Related Manuals

If you need other New Holland equipment manuals, consider these factory parts catalogs:

• Ford New Holland 853 1993 Parts Catalog
• Ford New Holland 568 1991 Parts Catalog
• Ford New Holland 1915 Tractor 1993 Parts Catalog – Section: Supplement

That covers the transmission. Now place your order with the exact part numbers in hand. Access the Factory Manual – get the OEM data, not a third-party guess.

FAQ

Is this the same as a service manual?

No, it’s a parts catalog for ordering parts.

Does it cover the Super 65 Compact?

Yes, the catalog includes references to the Compact 65 up to serial number 13.978 on pages 9 bis and 9 ter. The frame and feeder sections are essentially the same, but there are specific variations in the chassis and side sheets. Always check the serial number before ordering parts – the Compact variants have different chassis and side sheet part numbers. The catalog also notes similar variations for the amenuer (feeder) sections on pages 22 bis and 22 ter.

What languages is the catalog in?

The catalog is printed in French. Part numbers are universal.

How do I order parts using this catalog?

Follow the instructions on page 2: provide model, serial number, quantity, part number, and description. Terms “right” and “left” are from behind the machine looking forward.