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New Holland T9030, T9040, T9050 Parts Catalog – Factory Part Numbers, Not Guessing

You know the drill: you pull a radiator on a T9040, find a hose that’s cracked, and you call the dealer with nothing but a year and a guess. They send you the wrong part because the VIN split changed mid-2007. That downtime costs you a day and a half. I’ve been there. That’s why I keep an OEM parts catalog within arm’s reach – and the New Holland T9030, T9040, T9050 Parts Catalog is the exact thing you need on your bench. This is not a reprint from a third‑party that flips scanned pages and loses resolution on the callout numbers. This is 598 pages of factory‑sourced breakdowns, with official part numbers, quantities, and hardware specs that match the assembly line.

Radiator and Hoses: Why Factory Part Numbers Matter

Flip to the radiator section (02‑01) and you’ll see what I mean. The T9040 4WD tractor built after August 2007 uses a specific upper hose – part number 87407233 – along with a 135 mm connector hose (87407250) and clamps (L115549). The illustrated diagram on page 1 puts every clamp, fitting, and hose in position. On page 2 the parts list gives you the exact count: one deaeration hose (87445564) at 1330 mm, an overflow hose (87713484) at 660 mm, and a coolant recovery bottle (87324174) with its own bracket (87362758). If you ordered from an aftermarket list, you’d probably get the wrong bottle length or miss the 90° fitting (86637719). With this catalog you don’t guess – you order exactly what’s on the truck.

Radiator Mounting and Shroud (02‑04) – The Hardware You Need

Section 02‑04 covers the radiator mounting and shroud for all three models – T9030, T9040, T9050. The diagram on page 3 shows the foam seals (87438150 upper, 434023A1 lower), the LH & RH radiator frame seals (320990A1), and the circular upper frame seals (328196A1). If you’re rebuilding a front end after a coolant leak, you need M8×30 bolts (627‑8030) with the correct washers (86625263, 10 per assembly). Nobody wants to find out the bolt thread pitch is wrong after you’ve already paid shipping. The catalog tells you it’s M8×30, grade 10.9 – period.

598 Pages of Factory-Coded Breakdowns

Every section in this 598‑page parts catalog uses the same logic: exploded view on the left, parts table on the right. You get the reference number, the exact part number, the quantity per assembly, and a description that matches the factory bill of materials. No vague “radiator hose” – you get “HOSE, Upper Radiator” with the correct length if it matters. The catalog covers all three tractor models – T9030, T9040, T9050 – and notes the ASN (after serial number) splits where parts changed. For example, the T9040 heading on page 1 includes “ASN (8/07-)” to show the production break. That kind of detail saves you from ordering a pre‑2008 part for a late‑model machine.

Who Needs This Parts Catalog?

If you own a New Holland T9030, T9040, or T9050 and you do your own maintenance, you need this catalog. Same if you’re a mechanic in a hire shop and you’re tired of the customer bringing in the wrong parts. The home garage enthusiast who wants to restore a T9050 to original condition will use the factory hardware specs for bolts, clamps, and seals. Beginners: don’t be afraid of the diagram numbering – start with section 02‑01 (radiator and hoses) to learn how the layout works. After you’ve used it once, you’ll never go back to a generic list.

Source Authenticity – OEM vs Aftermarket Lists

Let’s be clear: this is a genuine factory parts catalog, not a compiled list from an online parts store. The part numbers match what New Holland printed for dealer parts counters. Aftermarket lists often combine supersessions incorrectly or omit the supersession history entirely. With this catalog you see the original part number – and you can cross‑reference it against supersession bulletins from New Holland Automotive Industry Overview. I trust factory documentation because I’ve seen a $500 mistake made on a $10 clamp that was listed wrong in a third‑party database. Automotive Industry Overview

Related Manuals You Might Need

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Does this catalog include torque specs for assembly?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values are found in the factory service manual for the T9030-T9050 series. The parts catalog focuses on part numbers, quantities, and hardware callouts only.

Can I use this catalog for a T9040 built before 2007?

Yes – the catalog covers production from the start of the T9040 series. Where parts changed after a specific serial number, the catalog notes the break date (e.g., “ASN (8/07-)”). For earlier tractors, check the heading to confirm the diagram applies. If you’re unsure, cross‑reference the part number with your machine’s VIN and contact New Holland dealer support.

Stop wasting money on parts that don’t fit. Access the Factory Manual now and keep it on your tablet or in a binder next to the service cart. 598 pages of accurate New Holland part numbers will pay for itself the first time you order the correct radiator hose instead of playing return‑and‑wait.