New Holland Grain Header Parts Catalog

If you’ve spent a morning cross-referencing aftermarket numbers only to find out the part you need is discontinued, you’ll understand why the New Holland Grain Header Parts Catalog matters. This is the factory document – 270 pages of real OEM part numbers, exploded diagrams, and quantities as printed by New Holland. No reprints. No generic cross-reference tables. Just the original PDF that dealers use. I’ve seen guys tie up a combine for two days because they ordered a knife section with the wrong hole pattern. That doesn’t happen when you start with the right page.

New Holland Grain Header Parts Catalog: What’s Inside

Opens with a main sections guide on page 1, then jumps straight into Section 18 (Accessories) and Section 20 (Headers). Each section has a diagram with callout numbers like 20.06 and 20.05A. You look up those numbers in the parts list that follows. Every entry includes the New Holland part number, quantity per assembly, and a description in multiple languages. The specs are factory-verified – not something a third party guessed at.

SECTION 20 – Headers: Assembly Breakdown

This is the core of the catalog. Page 5 shows the header assembly in an exploded view with over 20 reference points. The diagram labels sub-assemblies like the cutterbar, reel, and auger. Each reference leads to a line item in the list. For example, 20.06 might be a knife section; 20.05A could be a hold-down clip. The catalog tells you the exact part number and how many you need. If you’re rebuilding a header, you can order everything at once without pulling parts off and measuring.

SECTION 18 – Accessories and Attachments

Headers often need extra equipment – pickup reels, different knife sections, or crop lifters. Section 18 covers all accessories. Page 3 lists the section’s diagram references. If your machine uses an aftermarket attachment, you won’t find it here. This is strictly New Holland OEM parts. That means you get the fit guaranteed by the manufacturer. The catalog also includes part numbers for hardware like bolts and washers, which saves a trip to the hardware store.

Save Time with OEM Part Numbers

Aftermarket catalogs often use generic numbers that don’t match New Holland’s system. This catalog uses factory part numbers exactly as they appear on the dealer’s computer. When you call the parts counter, you read the number straight off the page. No cross-referencing, no confusion. That’s how you get the right part the first time. The 270 pages cover every variation of the high-capacity grain header series, including serial number breaks that tell you when a part supersedes an older one.

Page 5: Reading the Header Diagram

Flip to page 5 and you’ll see a multi-language diagram. The reference numbers are unique to this catalog – they match the parts list, not the machine itself. For example, “20.06” points to a specific component in the cutterbar section. The list tells you the part number, quantity, and description. Always check the Qty column. Some parts are sold per 10, others individually. Ordering one when you need ten will shut down your harvest.

How the Catalog Fits Into Your Shop Workflow

Keep this PDF open on a tablet or print the relevant sections. When you tear down a header, lay the diagram next to the machine. Label parts with the reference numbers as you remove them. That makes reassembly straightforward. The same standards that apply in the Automotive Industry Overview for automotive repair carry over here – factory documentation eliminates guesswork. For systems like hydraulics or electrical, you’ll need a service manual. But for parts ordering, this catalog is the authority.

If you work on other New Holland machines, check these related 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

The rigor behind this documentation is the same as what you’d find in the Automotive Industry Overview for heavy equipment. Don’t settle for vague tables.

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No, it’s a parts catalog, not a service manual. For torque specs you need the service manual.

How do I find the correct part number for my header?

Identify your model and serial number first. The catalog is organized by section – find the diagram that matches your header (Section 20 for headers). Note the reference number (like 20.06) and turn to the parts list for that section. Each entry gives the New Holland part number, quantity, and description. If your machine has a serial number break, the catalog lists the applicable range. For accessories, check Section 18. The diagrams are detailed, but if you need help reading them, a magnifying glass helps – the print is small but accurate. I’ve used this catalog to order parts for a 1992 header and everything fit.

If you’re tired of guessing and wasting money on the wrong parts, this is what you need. Download the factory manual now – it’s the same PDF dealers use.