Ford 4130 Tractor Illustrated Parts Catalog (1990–1999)

This illustrated parts catalog covers the 1990–1999 Ford 4130 All Purpose tractor. Exploded views link numbered callouts to part numbers, quantities, and application notes. Use the catalog to identify replacement parts and a separate service manual for step-by-step repair and overhaul procedures.

PDF Search, Bookmarks, and Page Count

Figure and part-number lookup — Search the index, figure headings, and parts tables by text. Callouts inside the drawings are image-based. Bookmarks jump to the figure index, the start of the catalog, and the reference sections. Zooming helps with small electrical callouts, though some socket terminal details remain hard to distinguish.

The download is one printable, 603-page PDF in English. The total includes 579 catalog pages, a five-page figure index, one figure-search instruction page, 14 pages of English, French, and Spanish abbreviations, two hardware-conversion pages, one additional front page, and one blank page.

Exploded Views from the Engine to the Rear Axle

Here are selected catalog sections. The catalog also illustrates the engine coolant heater kit and the horizontal- and vertical-exhaust oil cooler layouts.

• Engine and fuel system: Parts views show the cylinder block and head, crankshaft, valve train, pistons, and the upper and lower halves of the DPA rotary injection pump.
• Transmission and PTO: Illustrated parts breakdowns cover synchronized and non-synchronized transmissions, independent PTO clutches, Dual Power shift controls, and the creeper reduction gearbox.
• Axles, steering, and brakes: The front transfer case and planetary final drive views identify drivetrain parts. Separate brake figures cover handbrake linkages and trailer brake components.
• Hydraulic assemblies: Parts breakdowns cover lift and draft controls, flow control valve components, auxiliary service control valves, hydraulic pumps, and remote valve assemblies with couplers.
• Electrical components: Main, rear, and transmission harness layouts appear alongside starter and alternator breakdowns. Trailer and auxiliary socket wiring diagrams cover the local connections.
• Cab and chassis: Parts views cover cab doors, glazing, heaters, Bostrom and Grammer seats, rollover protection (ROPS), wheel hardware, and hitch parts.

The catalog suits mechanics and experienced tractor owners who can match an illustrated assembly and its application notes to the equipment fitted to their tractor.

Match Parts to the Fitted Assembly

Separate steering figures distinguish manual and power-assisted gears from the tilt column used on cab models. The transmission views identify shafts, gears, clutch components, shims, and retaining rings by layout. For rear axle housings, casting marks help identify the fitted housing before you look up its replacement part number.

Wheel tables distinguish rim and disc designs, mounting hardware, and regional applications. Brake-control listings distinguish cab and non-cab installations. Shared tables also identify individual parts used on related tractors. The catalog as a whole is organized around the 4130 All Purpose model. Model decal listings distinguish Ford and New Holland badging.

Parts Notes That Affect Ordering

Steering motor E9NN3A244BA kept the same assembly number when its internal parts changed in October 1996. Check the application notes for the spring and seal kit before ordering, since the assembly number alone cannot distinguish the two versions. The PTO propeller shaft entry pairs replacement shaft 82006383 with service kit FP494 for tractors within the specified serial range.

The auxiliary loader pump section shows the pump kit and mounting parts. For the hoses, it directs you to the loader valve kit in a separate loader parts catalog.

Electrical Views and Hardware Identification

The harness figures show component locations and distinguish applications by cab, fender, and transmission configuration. The cab socket drawings show North American and European installations. Electrical coverage is limited to parts identification, harness layouts, and local socket diagrams.

Fastener entries list thread sizes and grades. The hardware conversion appendix limits metric and inch substitutions to suitable clearance holes and matching hardware. Mixing thread systems in existing nuts or tapped holes can damage the mating threads.

Selected Spindle and Seal Dimensions

In the June 1993–May 1994 front axle listing, the left-hand high-clearance spindle is listed at 12.2 inches and the low-clearance version at 8.5 inches. The figure note identifies the portion that fits into the axle as the basis for comparison.

The power steering pump and reservoir breakdown lists O-ring 9617873 at 90 Duro, with a 0.468-inch inside diameter and 0.078-inch thickness. These dimensions identify the replacement seal.