Ford 8360 Tractor Parts Catalog (1995–2000)

This illustrated parts catalog covers the Ford 8360 tractor for the catalog application September 1995 through January 2000. It includes a Maintenance Parts section and eleven numbered system sections. Numbered callouts match the drawings to part numbers, quantities, and fitment notes.

Finding Figures and Part Numbers in the PDF

Search and navigation: Search the Figure Search index by figure number and the parts lists by part number. Bookmarks jump to the index, the main catalog, and the reference appendices. Some notes and labels are embedded in the drawings and need to be read on the page. PDF security settings restrict text copying.

The download contains one printable PDF with 2,024 pages. That total includes the 21-page figure index, a one-page figure-search guide, one additional opening page, one blank page, and 16 appendix pages covering abbreviations and metric-to-inch hardware reference.

Engine, Drivetrain, and Implement Parts

This selection of catalog figures also gives a sense of how the catalog handles smaller items such as model identification decals and the supplied tool bag and wrenches.

• Engine and fuel system — Find crankcase and cylinder-head assemblies, crankshafts, pistons, valves, drive gears, tappets, and pushrods. Separate figures cover fuel injection, the turbocharger, oil pumps and coolers, cooling-system parts, starters, and alternators.
• Transmissions and controls — Mechanical, Hi-Lo shuttle, Power Shift, and creeper figures break out clutch engagement, internal and external shift controls, central reduction gears, lubrication lines, hydraulic gearbox controls, and transmission control modules.
• Axles, steering, and brakes — Front- and rear-axle figures cover drop-box gears, propeller shafts, steering knuckles, hubs, bevel gear and pinion sets, differential locks, articulated half-shafts, steering cylinders, final drives, and transmission and parking brakes.
• Hydraulics and trailer brakes — Open-center and load-sensing closed-center (CCLS) layouts identify pumps, lift housings, distributors, valves, lines, remote couplers, lift-assist cylinders, and power-steering parts. Trailer-brake equipment includes hydraulic and pneumatic versions.
• Electrical and cab equipment — Component and installation drawings identify control units, sensors, main and auxiliary wiring harnesses, fuse boxes, analog and digital instrument clusters, lighting, seats, doors, glass, heating, and air conditioning.
• PTO, linkage, and traction — Compare rear PTO arrangements, front PTO and lift packages, telescopic implement carriers, hydraulic top links, drawbars, automatic hitches, wheels, weights, and fenders.

Technicians, parts-counter staff, and owners can use the catalog to plan repairs and order parts. Match the tractor’s build and installed equipment to the figure before using its callouts to select a replacement.

Build and Market Fitment

Engine and axle changes: Short-engine and injection-pump listings distinguish emissions-equipped and non-emissions builds. The 4WD axle figures show which track rods and articulated half-shafts apply on either side of a build change. Separate telescopic implement carrier figures identify the corresponding linkage parts.

Cab and market options: The catalog separates cab and no-cab hardware, including figures marked L/CAB. Market-specific entries cover North America, Europe, Italy, France, Germany and Austria, Spain, and Scandinavia.

Maintenance Parts and Dealer-Installed Kits

The North American dealer stocking list flags engine-oil, fuel, fuel-separator, hydraulic-charge, and CCLS lift-intake filters, plus a valve-cover gasket, for the 50-hour service. It also lists cab-air and engine-air filters, front-drive seals, solenoids, lamps, relays, air-conditioning parts, and remote hydraulic couplers.

The dealer-installed accessory index covers creeper and remote-valve kits, front fenders, an auxiliary fuel tank, a rear wiper, an implement socket, and a transmission oil heater.

Parts Identification and Service Documentation

Use the catalog to identify components and confirm fitment. Use the corresponding service documentation for removal, installation, overhaul, troubleshooting, calibration, torque and clearance specifications, hydraulic pressure tests, and full circuit schematics. Follow the service documentation for hydraulic pressure relief and support of heavy assemblies.

Front Lift and PTO Hose Dimensions

In the CCLS front lift and PTO figure, the parts list distinguishes a 450 mm flexible hose from a 1,425 mm flexible hose. Both are listed with an 11/16-16 UNF thread, so the hose length and illustration callout help identify the correct part.