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Case 695SR Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Case 695SR Parts Catalog–based repair and received a filter that didn’t fit, you know the frustration. That number you copied from a third-party site? Might be a superseded reference or pulled from a different model year. This catalog, all 928 pages of it, is the factory – the same document dealers used to pull parts from the shelf. No guesswork, no returns.

What the 928 Pages Cover: Main Sections Breakdown

The catalog splits the 695SR Case Super-R backhoe loader into 11 main sections. Page 2 shows the reference chart – you’ll find sections for the engine, transmission, hydraulics, front axle, rear axle, and more. Each section opens to exploded diagrams with part numbers, quantities, and descriptions. You find the part, check the number, order it.

How Do You Read the Parts Diagrams and Tables?

Each diagram uses reference numbers that match a table listing the OEM part number, quantity, and a short description. For example, page 5 covers the maintenance parts section – filters. The fuel filter carries number 47135707, engine oil filter 87803261, air filter elements 87438245 and 87438248. Every number in that table is the genuine Case part you hand to your supplier. The table also cross-references other pages in the catalog where the same filter appears in a different assembly. That saves you from ordering the wrong element.

Filter Part Numbers from Page 5 – A Real Example

Look at the MPARTS(00) section on page 5. It lists eight filters with cross-references: the hydraulic oil filter for the power shuttle, 85817004, points to page 1.28-A and 1.28-B. You can see exactly where that filter goes in the transmission circuit. The catalog also includes the power shift hydraulic oil filter 85826021. Having those page references means you can verify the part’s location before you click “buy”.

Torque Specifications: Are They in This Catalog?

This is a Parts Catalog, not a service repair manual. You will not find torque values or tightening sequences here. If you need assembly specs, grab the CASE 580SR 590SR 695SR SERIES 3 Service Manual. That manual gives you foot-pound numbers for every bolt. The parts catalog is strictly for identification and ordering – and that’s exactly what it does well.

3 Reasons to Use OEM Parts Catalog for Your 695SR

1. Fit. Case engineers drafted each part number. Aftermarket cross-references may be close, but the catalog guarantees the part mounts without drilling or forcing. 2. Supersession. Parts get replaced with improved designs. The catalog shows the latest number, sometimes with a note like “use 85826033 instead of 87438245”. You get the current revision. 3. Assembly context. The exploded view shows how a bracket or seal interacts with neighboring components. You won’t order a part that conflicts with an existing modification.

The heavy equipment industry relies on precise part identification. The Automotive Industry Overview article explains why standardized part numbers matter. Before you buy, check the factory catalog. Cross-reference your serial number with the Automotive Industry Overview for context on how manufacturers handle revisions.

If you need repair instructions, the Case 580SR 590SR 695SM 695SR Backhoe Loader Repair Manual – Section: Palanca De contains the steps for hydraulic control lever disassembly and rebuild. Different task, different document – but both rely on correct part numbers from this catalog.

Stop chasing part numbers across forums. Access the Factory Manual and get the exact numbers Case put in the crate. Your 695SR will thank you.

Does this catalog include torque specs for assembly?

No, this is a parts catalog, not a service manual.

How do I find the correct part number if my machine is a 695SR Series 2 or 3?

The catalog covers the 695SR Case Super-R backhoe loader from 1/04 onward. Series 2 and Series 3 machines may have different part numbers for some components. Use the serial number break information if provided in the catalog – look for revision notes in the description column. If you have a Series 2, check the Case 695SR Series 2 Backhoe Loader Parts Catalogue for specific differences. Cross-referencing with your machine’s serial number is essential.