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Case CX130 Parts Catalog – 985 Pages of Factory Parts Breakdown

If you’ve ever stood at a parts counter with a busted excavator and a part number that doesn’t match anything on the shelf, you know the feeling. That’s why I tell every tech who works under me: don’t guess – pull the factory breakdown. Case CX130 Parts Catalog is exactly what you need: 985 pages of OEM exploded views, part numbers, and section indexing straight from Case. No reprints, no third-party redraws. This is the same book the dealer uses.

Over 985 pages. That’s not padding – that’s every nut, bolt, hose, and bracket on the CX130 crawler excavator. The component index on page 01-003-00 gives you a roadmap to every system: engine mounting, cowling, counterweight, air filtration, radiator, track, travel motor, sprockets, rollers, swing joint, boom, bucket, cab, electrical circuits – and two full hydraulic circuit sections (undercarriage and upperstructure chassis).

Engine Mounting and Air Filtration Breakdown

Page 02-003-00 kicks off the engine mounting section. You get an exploded view of the mounts, isolators, and hardware. Need the part number for a specific bracket? It’s right there, with the Case part number and quantity. The air filtration section (page 02-005-00) shows the filter housing, elements, and pre-cleaner assembly – critical when you’re working in dusty San Antonio conditions. This manual doesn’t just list parts; it shows where they go and how they connect.

Does This Catalog Cover the Hydraulic Circuit?

Hydraulic circuit parts run from page 08-007-00 through 08-059R-00 – that’s over 50 pages covering the main pump, control valves, solenoid valves, hydraulic reservoir, and all the lines and fittings. Undercarriage hydraulic circuits are on page 07-003-00. If you’re rebuilding a swing motor or replacing a travel motor, you’ll find the exact seal kit number and gear set. The index cross-references every component, so you won’t waste time flipping back and forth.

7 Major Undercarriage Components Indexed

Track (page 05-007-00 to 05-009B-00), lower and upper rollers (05-017-00 and 05-015-00), tension damper (05-013-00), guide pulley (05-011-00), sprocket (06-003-00), and travel motor (06-003-00). Each section shows the complete assembly with individual part callouts. For example, the track chain group includes pin, bushing, and link part numbers – no guessing which aftermarket chain fits. Everything is OEM spec.

Check the Part Number Before You Order

I’ve seen too many guys order a bucket cylinder seal kit based on a vague description and end up with the wrong size. This catalog gives you the exact Case part number for every seal, O-ring, and piston. The bucket control page (09-091-00) and bucket cylinder page (09-089-00) are side-by-side – you can verify linkage parts while you’re ordering the cylinder. Saves a return trip to the dealer.

Bucket and Boom: Complete Parts Identification

Boom (09-077-00), boom cylinder (09-079-00), dipper (09-081-00 to 09-085-00), dipper cylinder (09-087-00), bucket (09-093-00 to 09-105-00), and bucket teeth (09-107-00). The tooth section lists the adapter, retention system, and tip options. If you’re replacing a worn dipper, you’ve got the full assembly drawing with weld-on parts and bolt-on fittings.

Cab, Electrical, and Climate Control Parts

The cab section covers the cab structure (09-061-00 to 09-069-00), door (09-071-00), seat (09-043-00), floor mat (09-021-00), hand control valve (09-023-00), travel control (09-025-00), option control (09-027-00), side instrument panel (04-027-00), and air conditioning (09-047-00 to 09-059-00). Electrical circuit diagrams are on pages 04-003-00 to 04-015-00. If you’re tracing a wiring issue, the schematic shows every connector and wire color – not a simplified aftermarket version.

Source Authenticity – OEM vs Aftermarket Catalogs

Aftermarket parts catalogs often reuse old artwork or skip sections to save printing costs. This Case CX130 Parts Catalog is a direct factory PDF scan, not a recompiled list. Every part number matches Case’s internal database. The Hydraulic Circuit section, for example, is split into two separate assemblies (undercarriage and upperstructure) because Case engineers designed them that way. A generic aftermarket catalog would lump them together and lose critical details like the swing joint routing.

Does this catalog include torque specs or repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog – it only lists part numbers, quantities, and exploded views. For torque specs, you need the service manual. Use the CASE CX130 2000 Training Manual or the Case CX Series Excavators 2001 Service Training Manual – Section: Schematics (20 for those values.

How are parts organized in the PDF?

Starting with a component index on page 01-003-00, each major system (engine, undercarriage, hydraulics, cab, electrical) gets its own section with page numbers. The Table of Contents page lists every section and its starting page. You can search by part number or scroll through the exploded diagrams. The PDF is fully searchable with bookmarks.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a CX160?

No. This catalog is specifically for the Case CX130. While some components may be shared, part numbers differ. Ordering from a CX130 catalog for a CX160 will waste your time and money. See the Case CX130 CX160 Excavator Table of Contents for a cross-reference if needed.

Why should I trust OEM part numbers over aftermarket equivalents?

Aftermarket part numbers are sometimes reverse-engineered and may not match dimensions or tolerances. OEM numbers from this factory catalog ensure you get the exact fit Case intended. For example, the boom cylinder seals on page 09-079-00 have a specific durometer and cross-section that aftermarket kits often get wrong. Use the OEM number, verify with your dealer, and avoid comebacks.

The Automotive Industry Overview provides context on why OEM documentation is the gold standard for construction equipment. This catalog follows that same logic – factory drawings, verified part numbers, and no guesswork. For background on equipment classification, the Automotive Industry Overview article is a useful read.

Other manuals that pair well: CASE CX130 2000 Training Manual, Case CX Series Excavators 2001 Service Training Manual – Section: Schematics (20, Case CX130 CX160 Excavator Table of Contents.

Stop wasting time with mismatched parts. Access the Factory Manual and get the right part numbers the first time.