Massey Ferguson 390E Parts Catalogue – A4.248 & A4.41 Diesel Engine PDF

Description

The Massey Ferguson 390E parts catalogue is the illustrated parts reference for the MF 390E tractor built around the A4.248 and A4.41 diesel engines. Each assembly is broken into exploded diagrams whose item numbers cross-reference to part numbers, quantities and descriptions, so every nut, seal, gear and casting can be identified before an order is placed or a rebuild is started.

File Details

• Manual type: Illustrated parts catalogue
• Brand: Massey Ferguson
• Model covered: 390E
• Engines covered: A4.248, A4.41
• Languages: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish
• Page count: 446
• File format: PDF
• Publication number: 1811040 M5 (1)
• Date shown on the document: 10/00

Chapters Covered

• Section Divider and Identification Numbers
• Engine Installation
• Cylinder Block
• Cylinder Head
• Balancer Unit
• Crankshaft, Pistons and Connecting Rods
• Rocker Shaft
• Timing Gear and Camshaft
• Fuel Injection Equipment (Diesel)
• Fuel Oil Lift Pump
• Air Induction and Exhaust System
• Water Pump, Thermostat and Heat Exchanger
• Lubricating Oil Sump
• Lubricating Oil Filter and Integral Cooler
• Lubricating Oil Filler and Breather
• Joints and Gaskets
• Clutch
• Dual Clutch
• Dual Clutch Cerametallic
• Split Torque Clutch
• Clutch Pedal and Linkage
• 8 Speed Constant Mesh Transmission
• 8 Speed Synchromesh ZF Transmission
• 12 Speed Synchromesh ZF Transmission
• Creeper Gearbox
• Epicyclic Unit
• Shift Lever and Shift Control
• PTO Cover Assembly
• PTO Drive Mechanism
• 4 Wheel Drive Controls
• Rear Axle Spacer
• Rear Axle Differential
• Rear Axle Differential Lock Mechanism
• Rear Axle Housing
• Wet Brakes
• Brake Pedals and Linkage
• Handbrake
• Front Axle and Steering
• Steering Cylinder and Steering Gear
• Hydrostatic Steering Lines
• Hydraulic Lift Cover
• Hydraulic Pump and Strainer Unit
• Oil Cooler and Filter
• Single and Dual Spool Valves
• Lower and Top Links
• Trailer Brakes
• Front and Rear Wheels
• Sheet Metal and Bodywork
• Electrical Equipment and Instrument Panel
• Seat, Safety Frame and Sun Canopy
• Weights, Tools and Accessories

Because this is a parts catalogue rather than a service manual, the value sits in the breakdowns. Engine chapters split the A4.248 and A4.41 into their own cylinder block, head, crankshaft and timing gear drawings, with separate illustrations used where a build number changes the component – the catalogue carries both the earlier A4.248 block section and the later 4.41 block section so the correct part can be matched to the engine actually fitted. Transmission coverage spans the 8 speed constant mesh box, the 8 speed ZF synchromesh box and the 12 speed ZF synchromesh box as three separate groups, each with its own housing, mainshaft, countershaft and fork-and-rail drawings. The hydraulic section covers the lift cover, pump, strainer unit, oil cooler, filters and spool valves, including the single-spool, dual-spool and combined-flow line arrangements. Sheet metal, cab trim, lighting, seat and safety frame groups round out the tractor so a restoration or a workshop repair does not stall on a bracket or a clip.

How the Breakdowns Are Organised

Every group opens with an exploded illustration carrying balloon numbers. The facing page lists those numbers against the Massey Ferguson part number, a description and the quantity required, presented in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish side by side. Assemblies that are supplied complete – clutches, repair kits, bearing kits, gasket sets, pump kits – appear as a single item with the kit number, so a technician can see at a glance whether a component is bought individually or as part of a set.

Several sections carry qualifiers that matter when ordering. The catalogue notes where a part is used only with a specific engine type, where a number has been superseded and the replacement should be ordered instead, and where an assembly is only fitted with auxiliary hydraulics or only with a particular transmission. Notes on supersessions such as an old part number being replaced by a combination of new numbers appear directly beside the item, which removes the guesswork from sourcing discontinued components.

Engine and Serial Identification

The opening section explains how the tractor identification number is built up, showing the crownwheel and pinion ratio code, the number of brake plates, the epicyclic ratio letter, the PTO type code, the hydraulic lift pump letter and the diff lock mechanism code, with each code listed and explained. That page alone is worth having, because it lets an owner decode the plate on their own machine before opening any other chapter.

Later groups reference build breaks throughout – engine numbers, transmission serial numbers and tractor serial numbers – so parts can be matched to the correct production range rather than assumed. The catalogue also flags where a light or a steering component is handed, and where a component differs between two and four wheel drive machines.

What This Catalogue Lets You Do

With the Massey Ferguson 390E parts catalogue to hand, a workshop or owner can identify and order the correct component for an engine overhaul on an A4.248 or A4.41, a clutch or transmission rebuild on any of the three gearbox variants, hydraulic lift and spool valve work, rear axle differential and wet brake repairs, steering and front axle work, and electrical or bodywork replacement. Instead of describing a part over the phone or sending a photo, the exact number can be quoted straight from the diagram.

Correct part numbers matter because a wrong seal, bearing or gear costs a second strip-down and a second set of gaskets. Having the supersession notes and the build-break qualifiers in the same document means the number ordered is the number that fits the machine in front of you.

Delivery is instant. The file is a PDF supplied immediately after payment, with nothing to ship and no waiting on a courier. It opens on a desktop, laptop, tablet or phone, can be printed page by page for the bench, and can be kept on a workshop device for quick reference during a rebuild. Keep a copy in the workshop and the parts counter is never more than a few pages away.

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