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Barber Greene SRNO Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Document for the Vibratory Screed

If you’ve ever tried to order a part for an old Barber Greene screed using a generic parts look-up, you know the drill: wrong number, wrong size, and another week of downtime while you return it. That’s why this Barber Greene SRNO Parts Catalog exists. It’s the exact same 55-page booklet the factory handed to dealer parts counters. No aftermarket reinterpretation – just the part numbers, descriptions, and fastener grades as they left the print shop.

What Does This Parts Catalog Cover?

The table of contents reads like a complete screed anatomy. It covers the vibratory screed model 876-2500 and breaks down every subassembly: Screed Frame, Screed Plate, Crown Control (three variants – C-876-2520, D-876-2520, K-876-2520), Heating Equipment, Fan/Gears, Electrical Components, Wiring Harness, Hydraulic Strike-Off assemblies, Valve groups, and more. Specific part numbers like BG-876-2512W (Frame, Screed R.H.) and CE-876-2517W (Plate, Screed) are listed with quantities and fastener requirements. Need a replacement for the Pre-Strike Off section? That’s on page B-28. This isn’t a repair manual – it’s a parts identification book, and it does that job without guesswork.

Screed Frame and Plate Assembly

Turn to page B-2 and you’ll see the Screed Frame breakdown: left and right frames (KA-876-2512W and LA-876-2512W), pivot pins, bushings, and the right hardware – 5/8″ square head set screws with grade 8 hex cap screws, lock washers, and flat washers. The catalog tells you the exact thread grade and size. On page B-4, the Screed Plate section shows the tie bars, clamp plates, keeper plates, and bolts. One example: a 1-1/4″ x 9″ square head machine bolt with a lock nut. If you’re rebuilding a screed plate and you don’t have the correct bolt length, you’ll wreck the plate. This catalog ends that issue.

55 Pages of OEM Part Numbers

Fifty-five pages. That’s the entire document. No extra fluff, no generic illustrations. Every page uses factory-style exploded diagrams with reference numbers keyed to a parts list. The numerical part number index at the back of the section lets you cross-reference any number back to its assembly. That index alone saves hours when you’re staring at a stamped number on a worn-out part. Barber Greene BG-240 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts Breakdown for Asphalt Pav covers a different model but uses the same indexing logic – worth a look if you run a mixed fleet. Barber Greene SRGO Parts Manual and Barber Greene SB-170 Asphalt Paver Parts Manual are also in the same catalog family.

Crown Control: A Detailed Breakdown

The crown control section lists three separate part number sets. The factory built three crown control options for the SRNO screed: C-876-2520, D-876-2520, and K-876-2520. Each has its own hardware list. If your machine came with the D-variant crown control, ordering parts for the C-variant will leave you with wrong-length rods and mismatched brackets. This catalog gives you the exact part numbers for each variant, so you don’t have to measure twice and hope.

Verify Part Numbers Before Ordering

I see guys skip this step all the time – they match a part by eye and order something “close enough.” Then the bolt doesn’t torque to spec, or the bushing wall is too thin. Factory parts catalogs exist to prevent that. The SRNO catalog specifies every lock washer, every grade 8 cap screw, every lube fitting. It also tells you which parts are common across all variants and which are specific to E-876-2510B, E1-876-2510B, E2-876-2510B frames. If you’re ordering a replacement frame, make sure you get the right suffix. Automotive Industry Overview provides background on why OEM documentation is the standard in heavy equipment – read it if you want the bigger picture. Automotive Industry Overview – same source, but the key takeaway is: don’t trust reprints.

Is this a service manual with repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog. It identifies components and hardware. Expect exploded diagrams and part numbers, not torque sequences or diagnostic steps.

How do I use the numerical part number index at the back?

Each part number in the catalog is listed numerically at the back of the section. Find your stamped number there, and the index tells you which page and reference number to look for. For example, if you have a part stamped “KA-876-2512W,” the index points you to page B-2, reference item for the right-hand screed frame. That’s how you confirm you’re ordering the exact factory piece – no guesswork, just a direct lookup. Keep the index open while you inspect the parts on your bench.

You need a part for your Barber Greene SRNO screed, and you want it to fit without a second trip to the parts counter. This 55-page OEM Parts Catalog is the reference you’re missing. Access the Factory Manual and keep it in the shop tablet – you’ll save yourself one wrong-order headache at a time.