Parts lookup website

[Bob/wis]

Just wondering if there is a place one could look up part number for allis on the web. Picked up some NOS parts yesterday and would like to find a way to see what they fit.
Thanks
Bob

 

[Nzak]

Portland Implement in cashton
http://agcopartsbooks.com/EpsilonWeb/login.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2fEpsilonWeb%2fbook.aspx%3fbook%3dagco%2f79001560&book=agco/79001560
You just ask them for access and they will send you a login and password.
It also said something about a Guest but don't know what you can look at.

 

[Jerry Coulter]

If your parts pre-date 1970, I have an old Master Numerical Index. E-mail me the numbers and I will reply.

 

[mhmalcolm]

Go to the Agco Online parts lookup site. You don't need a password to view it anymore, just Windows Explorer.

 

[gatz]

The AGCO parts site is very good.

Just click on "Guest User" to view books.
AGCO Parts Books

 

[MoMike]

I did that yesterday, found a part # for a baler part, contacted the local dealer today and found out part is "No Longer Available". Helpfull non the less

 

[associatedpowertrain]

hey there...take a look at our parts directory...http://associatedpowertrain.com

you should be able to find what you need. if you can't give us a call and we'll track it down for you. 800-358-1103
Associated Powertrain