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Case TR340 2015 Parts Catalog

Working on a Case TR340 2015 Parts Catalog job where the wrong part burns a day and a half of billable time? I’ve seen it. A guy orders a hydrostatic pump seal based on a generic cross-reference and gets a seal that fits a different generation. Machine sits, customer waits, you eat the loss. That’s why this factory Parts Catalog exists – 1072 pages of exploded views and OEM part numbers that match the actual parts on your Case TR340. No third-party reprints, no guesswork.

Engine and Electrical Systems: What This Catalog Covers

This isn’t a service manual – it’s a parts identification bible. The Engine section (F5BFL413E*B002 Engine) breaks down every component from the block to the smallest gasket. Need the part number for a fuel injector return line on a Tier 4B engine? You’ll find it with the factory diagram. The Electrical section covers the wiring harnesses, sensors, and control modules – everything you need to order a replacement part without pulling the wrong one off the shelf. On page 1, the print number 550711123 and issue date 12/2015 tell you this is the latest revision straight from CNHi.

Tracks & Track Suspension: Avoid Undercarriage Headaches

Undercarriage parts are expensive. Sprockets, idlers, track chains – one wrong number and you’re looking at a restocking fee plus a week of downtime. The TRACKS & TRACK SUSPENSION chapter in this catalog gives you the OEM numbers for the complete undercarriage system. If you’re rebuilding the suspension on a TR340, pull the part numbers from this section before calling the parts counter. That’s the difference between a job that flows and one that turns into a parts chase. For a similar undercarriage layout on a larger machine, check the Case CX160B 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Undercarriage Hydraulics – same factory approach, different model.

1072 Pages of Verified Part Numbers

Flip to page 5 and you’ll see a sample of what’s inside: a PTO shaft assembly with reference numbers, part numbers like 86529340, quantities, and descriptions. Every page follows that format – part number, year/serial number applicability, and quantity. No generic descriptions like “shaft assembly” – you get the specific yoke, seal kit, and shaft dimensions. The manual covers HYDROSTATIC DRIVE, HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS, FRAMES AND BALLASTING, CAB CLIMATE CONTROL, FRONT LOADER & BUCKET, BOOMS, DIPPERS & BUCKETS – 16 major sections plus an index at the back. That’s 1072 pages of data you can trust because it came from the same people who built the machine.

Why OEM Documentation Beats Aftermarket Catalogs

Aftermarket parts books often copy old data, miss supersessions, or use incorrect illustrations. I’ve seen a hydraulic pump listed with a wrong port configuration because the publisher didn’t update the drawing. With this OEM catalog, CNHi’s engineering team validated every exploded view and part number. The Automotive Industry Overview has moved toward standardized documentation, but only factory manuals guarantee the spec matches the machine’s serial number range. If you’re ordering parts for a 2015 TR340 Tier 4B, you want the catalog issued the same year – anything older may not include the emissions-related components.

Real-World Use Case: Ordering Front Loader Bushings

Say you need to replace the pivot bushings on the FRONT LOADER & BUCKET assembly. A generic catalog might list a bushing that fits a dozen models, giving you a sloppy fit that wears out in 200 hours. The OEM catalog gives you the exact bushing part number, the retaining hardware, and the grease seal. Order from that number and the part drops in. That’s the value of factory documentation – it eliminates the gap between a part that works and a part that fits.

Does this parts catalog include repair procedures for the engine?

No. This is a parts catalog – it identifies and numbers every component for ordering purposes. Service procedures require the separate service manual.

I have a TR340 with an older serial number. Will this 2015 catalog still work?

It covers the Tier 4B models from the 2015 production year. If your machine is earlier (Tier 4A or older), some part numbers will differ, especially for the engine and emissions systems. Check the serial number range in the catalog’s index before relying on a part number.

Can I use this to order parts for the hydrostatic drive?

Yes. The HYDROSTATIC DRIVE section includes the pump, motor, filters, and hoses with OEM part numbers. Each component is shown in an exploded diagram so you can identify the exact seal kit or valve assembly.

How do I know the part numbers are current?

This catalog was issued 12/2015 as print 550711123, the latest revision at that time. CNHi continually updates parts data, but this is the authoritative factory snapshot for the 2015 model year. For supersession updates, consult your Case dealer with the part number from this book.

Down to the last detail, this catalog saves you from ordering a part that only sort of fits. If you work on a TR340 or similar compact track loaders, having the factory part numbers on your bench cuts the parts room runaround in half. For mini excavator owners, the same logic applies – the Case CX27B 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs for Mini Excavator gives you the same level of part identification. And for skid-steer fans, the Case CX40B 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spec Data follows the same pattern. The Automotive Industry Overview shows how OEM data sets the standard – and this catalog is that standard for your TR340. Access the Factory Manual and get the part numbers that fit the first time.