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Case 430 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Part Numbers and Diagrams

If you are wrenching on a Case 430 skid steer loader, the only way to get the right bolt, hose, or seal the first time is with the factory Parts Catalog. Aftermarket lists are garbage – they round up, substitute, or leave out details. This is an original Case publication, 391 pages, scanned from the dealer’s own copy. No reprints, no guesswork. Just the part numbers, quantities, and exploded views Case used on the assembly line.

02-01 Radiator – Coolant Recovery System: What You Get

Open the catalog and you land on section 02-01. Here is the radiator group as Case drew it. Reference number 1 is radiator 87013856, and it includes drain fitting 87032485 and cap 87032486. Need the upper hose? That is 87040170 with clamp #40 (part 45014). The lower hose is 87040171 with clamp #32 (86050202). Every carriage bolt, Belleville washer, and cushion is listed by Case part number and quantity. If the assembly has “Component Parts Not Serviced Separately,” the catalog tells you that too. No digging through three different websites.

How a Parts Catalog Saves You from Ordering the Wrong Part

Most home-garage guys call the dealer with a description like “the radiator for a 430” and get parts that are close but not right. That costs you two weeks and shipping charges. This catalog gives you the exact Case part number. You hand that number to the parts counter – or punch it into the online portal – and the part that arrives matches the hole. The catalog also shows superseded numbers, notes like “If Used,” and references to other figures (e.g., “See Figure 06-01, Oil Cooler”). That detail keeps a simple radiator swap from turning into an all-day hunt for a missing fitting.

7 Systems Covered – But Only What You See

You have 391 pages of actual content. The catalog breaks the 430 into chapters like 02-01 (Radiator) and 02-02 (Fan Mounting). In the fan section (page 3 of the PDF), the fan itself is 87025470 – 480 mm diameter. The spacer is A189252. The shroud assembly is 87046889. The guard is also 87046887 (different figure). Belleville washers, M10 screws, M8 washers – all spec’d with grade and thread. If you need a carriage bolt for the fan guard, you get two possible part numbers depending on length: 86508748 (3/8″-16 x 3/4″) or 80280503 (3/8″-16 x 1″). The catalog tells you “If Used” on each. That is the kind of precision aftermarket lists cannot touch.

Why OEM Documentation Matters for the Case 430

Case does not sell their parts data to third parties. Every aftermarket parts list you find online is a reprint, a copy of a copy, or a mash-up of multiple models. Mistakes are baked in. When you order a fan guard for a 430 serial number range that needs the longer bolt, the aftermarket catalog won’t flag it. The factory catalog does. It also shows you the correct torque for fasteners – though this is a parts catalog, not a service manual. For repair torque specs, you need the CASE 430 440 440CT Repair Manual.

How to Use This Catalog for Ordering Parts

Flip to the figure that matches your machine’s section. Find the reference number on the exploded view. Get the Case part number from the table. Verify the quantity – sometimes one part appears in multiple positions (note “15” in the radiator list: nut and washer share the same ref number because they are used together). Check the “Incl.” sub-lines for items that come pre-installed. Then call your local Case dealer or search by part number on Case’s own site. Keep this PDF on your tablet in the shop. It is faster than hunting through paper microfiche, and you can zoom in on the diagrams.

Is This Catalog Also a Service Manual?

Is this the same catalog dealerships use?

Yes. This is the identical parts catalog Case provides to dealer parts departments. It is not a condensed aftermarket version.

Can I use it to rebuild the engine or fix a hydraulic leak?

No. This catalog lists part numbers and quantities only. It does not include removal, installation, or torque procedures. For that work you need the separate repair manual, such as the Case 430 Wheel Fork Lift Operators Manual 2001 or the Case Model 21 Utility Backhoe Parts Catalog B662 if you have a backhoe attachment.

Every time you order a part for a 430 without the factory catalog, you are gambling with your time and your machine. Stop guessing. The OEM Case 430 Parts Catalog has been on dealer shelves since the loader was built. It is the only source that matches the exact fasteners, hoses, and assemblies that Case engineered. Access the Factory Manual – get the PDF on your shop computer now, before you order another wrong hose clamp.

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