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Yvan Beal SF200M, SF230M, SF 200TH-E42M, SF230FH-UE42M Parts Catalog

Look, I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years. Nothing burns my time like ordering the wrong part because the parts book you’re using is aftermarket garbage. This Yvan Beal SF200M, SF230M, SF 200TH-E42M, SF230FH-UE42M Parts Catalog is the factory book. It’s 197 pages of actual OEM part numbers for these tractors. No third-party translations, no re-drawn diagrams that miss a bolt. The Automotive Industry Overview shows why manufacturers guard their specs – and this catalog gives you access to them.

Model Type and Area Codes – Decoding Your Tractor Variant

Page 3 of the catalog explains the model code letters. SF200M and SF230M tractors come in four-wheel drive (F), two-wheel drive (T), HST (H), and power steering (U) configurations. The area code E42 covers Europe and Oceania with turf tires. If you have a SF 200TH-E42M, that’s a two-wheel drive HST with power steering. Without this catalog, you might order a standard transmission part for an HST machine. That wastes money.

How to Read the Interchangeability Codes

On page 4 you’ll find ITC codes. A “1” means the new part replaces the old. A “2” means the old part can replace the new. A “3” means they don’t interchange. The SPC symbols tell you if a part is standard (*), optional (T), or a replacement (R). The catalog also marks parts by serial number ranges – an upper column shows quantity per unit, lower column shows serial number break. For example, “229” means up to serial 229, and “230-” means serial 230 and later. Use this to avoid ordering a part that won’t fit your machine’s production run.

3 Critical Pages for Identifying the Correct Part Number

Flip to the color code section on page 4, then the serial number page. The color list gives paint codes like Summer White (300-958-004-00) and Mirror Black (300-954-004-00). If you’re buying a hood or fender, you need the color code to match. The parts numbers starting with V and W are standard market parts – don’t overpay for OEM when a standard bolt works. But for everything else, the catalog gives you the exact Yvan Beal number.

For older tractors, check the Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS 1957 Parts Catalog | OEM Fastener Guide if you’re dealing with vintage hardware.

Use the Factory Color Codes Before You Paint

Don’t guess the shade. The color table on page 4 lists spray-type codes and drum paint numbers. Crystal Blue is 300-957-004-00. Use the 4K or 16K drum numbers for large jobs. If you order a replacement panel pre-painted, you need the factory color code – this catalog has it.

Parts Catalog Structure – 197 Pages of Factory Data

Each section has a Fig. No. that keys to an exploded diagram. The “Remarks” column shows other maker’s part numbers and references to set parts. The catalog is organized by component groups – engine, transmission, deck, etc. You can find the exact blade spindle, pulley, or belt for your SF230M or SF230FH-UE42M. If you need wear parts for other brands, the Futura FC200-FC400 Parts Catalog – OEM Wear Parts Specs covers similar mower decks.

Audience Fit: Who Needs This 197-Page Parts Catalog?

Home garage guys who own one of these Yvan Beal tractors. Small farm operations that maintain a fleet. Any mechanic who’s tired of returning mismatched parts. The catalog doesn’t teach you how to rebuild a transmission – it’s a parts book. You get the part number, the quantity, and the interchangeability data. If you’re working on a Long tractor, the Longagribusiness 410 DTC, 450, 450 DTC, 470 DTC, 530 DTC 2002 Parts Catalog is another factory option.

For more context on why OEM specifications matter in the Automotive Industry Overview, the point is that guessing part numbers costs time and money. This Yvan Beal catalog eliminates that.

FAQ

Does this manual cover the fuel system?

No, it lists fuel system component part numbers only.

How do I use the interchangeability codes on page 4?

Each part has an ITC code: 1 means new replaces old, 2 means old replaces new, 3 means no interchange. Also look for SPC symbols: * for standard, T for optional, R for replacement. The quantity column shows units per machine – M for meters, L for liters, AR for adjust as required. The lower row gives the serial number break. For example, if your machine serial is 250 and the part shows “230-“, that part fits serial 230 and later. If it shows “229”, it fits up to serial 229. Match both the SPC and serial range to ensure you get the right version. The color code line tells you which paint number to order for colored parts. Using these details prevents ordering a part that won’t fit your specific build date.

Stop guessing and start ordering the right parts the first time. Access the Factory Manual now and keep a copy on your shop tablet. Your parts manager will thank you.