John Deere 50, 51 Backhoe Attachments Parts Catalog Manual – PC619

Product Overview

The John Deere Parts Catalog Manual, PC619, provides comprehensive parts information for the John Deere Models 50 and 51 Backhoe Attachments, designed for the 710 Loader on the 1010 Wheel Tractor. These models were manufactured between 1961 and 1963, and this catalog serves as an essential resource for maintaining and ordering parts for these historic machines.

Key Features

• This catalog consists of 132 pages, providing detailed parts information.
• The information covers John Deere’s high-quality standards, ensuring the safe and effective maintenance of your equipment.
• The part numbers listed were accurate at the time of publication; verify current part numbers with your dealer.
• Available in PDF format, allowing easy access and reference.
• John Deere Parts Catalog

Benefits

• Provides accurate and detailed identification of parts to facilitate timely repairs and maintenance.
• Includes metric dimensions for universal understanding and application.
• Ensures you access the correct parts by providing serial number-specific information.

Usage Recommendations

• Use this catalog to verify part numbers when ordering parts from your dealer.
• Refer to the strength identification when selecting bolts and cap screws to ensure they meet the required specifications.
• Consult the serial number listing to confirm compatibility of parts with your specific machine model.

Additional Information:

The catalog uses SI Units of Measure, and high-strength bolts and cap screws are identified by their metric property class:

• Class 10.9 (SAE grade 8) or higher for critical fasteners.
• Standard bolts and cap screws are Class 8.8 (SAE grade 5) or lower.

Serial number information is detailed to ensure accurate part usage:

• 000000 u2013 indicates usage on products starting with this serial number.
• u2013 000000 represents use up to and including this serial number.
• 000000 u2013 000000 details usage between these serial numbers, inclusive.
• XXXXXX denotes a change in serial number that was unavailable at the time of publication.