Parts guide
New Holland Haybine Parts: Match Model, Position, and Guard Style
How do I match an aftermarket part to a New Holland Haybine?
Confirm the Haybine model, original manual callout, assembly position, left/right orientation, and mounting details. Then compare those facts with the replacement listing’s stated fitment before ordering.
Haybine replacement parts must be matched to the precise machine and position. A skid shoe, guard, shield, or pin can look similar across models while differing in shape, mounting, or side.
Check the model family first
Cottage Craft Works lists parts for selected New Holland Haybine models including 460, 461, 467, 469, 472, 474, 477, 478, 479, 488, 489, 492, and 495. That is a starting point—not a substitute for matching the original manual callout and listing notes for the exact part.
Document position and orientation
Before removing the old component, photograph it from the front and rear. Note whether it is left-hand or right-hand, its location on the cutterbar or frame, hole spacing, and any stamped number. Keep the old part until the replacement can be compared beside it.