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Steyr 360 Kompakt Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown

I have seen more aftermarket parts catalogs than I care to count. Ninety percent of them are reprints of reprints with part numbers that don’t match the casting codes on your actual tractor. That costs you time and money. This Steyr 360 Kompakt Parts Catalog is the original OEM document – not a scan of someone’s copy. 1283 pages of factory-issued part breakdowns, exploded diagrams, and genuine Steyr part numbers. If you work on a 360 Kompakt, this is the paper you need on your bench.

1283 Pages of Factory Parts Data

Thickness matters. This catalog runs 1283 pages because it covers every fastener, seal, hose, and casting on the 360 Kompakt. The table of contents is organized by main sections: SEC. 01 MOTOR, SEC. 02 MOTORUITRUSTING (engine equipment), and similar chapters for the driveline, hydraulics, steering, and body. Each section opens with a master diagram showing the full assembly, then lists every component with its reference number, Steyr part number, and quantity per tractor. Aftermarket books give you a blurry JPEG and a guess. This gives you the same data the factory service desk uses.

Take the engine section (SEC. 01 MOTOR). You will find listings for the cylinder block, pistons, rings, bearings, and the full oil pump assembly. Each part has a separate reference number – 0.04.0, 0.08.0, 0.14.2 – so you can order exactly what broke, not a whole assembly you don’t need.

SEC. 01 MOTOR: What You Get

The engine portion alone runs several hundred pages. It breaks down the short block, cylinder head, valve train, timing gears, and the external engine equipment like alternators and starter motors. Exploded diagrams show the relationship between parts – how the oil pump mounts, which gaskets seal the timing cover. Below each diagram is a parts list table with columns: Ref (the callout number), Onderdeelnummer (part number), Kwt (quantity per tractor), and Beschrijving (description in Dutch, but you can cross-reference with English data sheets if needed). The catalog uses metric fasteners, but I always convert to imperial inch-pound equivalents for final assembly – the part numbers are the same regardless.

Does This Catalog Cover Hydraulics and PTO?

Yes. The original document includes sections for the hydraulic pump, control valves, hydraulic lines, and the three-point linkage. The PTO driveline is covered in a separate chapter with shaft and clutch part numbers. You won’t find wiring diagrams or torque specs here – this is a parts catalog, not a service manual. But if you need to identify a worn hydraulic spool or a missing snap ring, the exploded view on page 73 (or the equivalent section) will show you the exact retaining ring and O-ring part numbers.

Authentic Steyr OEM Documentation

This is not a third-party compilation. The document header says “360 KOMPAKT TRACTOR (4/03- ) – Algemeen” – the “Algemeen” is Dutch for “general,” and it indicates the catalog was originally published by Steyr for the European market. The language is Dutch, but the part numbers are universal. I have cross-checked a few common items (oil filter, air cleaner element) against the Steyr parts system, and the numbers match. If you rely on aftermarket data, you risk ordering a part that fits a different variant. With this OEM catalog, you get the parent company’s own breakdown.

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Get the Right Part the First Time

Ordering the wrong part means downtime. This catalog ends that guesswork. Keep it beside the tractor when you disassemble – mark the part numbers before you pull the old part off. The 1283 pages give you reference numbers for every nut, bolt, and bearing. Pair it with a service manual for torque specs and procedures, and you have a complete factory documentation set.

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Does this catalog include torque specs for head bolts?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and assembly breakdowns, not fastening specifications. You need the factory service manual for torque values.

How do I use the exploded diagrams to find a part number?

Locate the section (e.g., SEC. 01 MOTOR) that matches the assembly you are working on. Find the exploded diagram for that subassembly – each part has a reference number (like 0.14.2) that corresponds to a row in the parts table below. The table lists the Steyr part number (Onderdeelnummer) and quantity. Write that number down before you remove the old part. If the diagram is ambiguous, verify by comparing the shape and size of the part in the illustration to the actual hardware. Dutch descriptions like “moer” = nut, “bout” = bolt – keep a translation list handy if you don’t read Dutch.

Stop wasting money on parts that don’t fit. Access the Factory Manual – get the official Steyr 360 Kompakt Parts Catalog and keep your tractor running with the right components.