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Case WX185 Parts Catalog – 1220 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Case WX185 wheeled excavator and ended up with the wrong bracket, seal, or control block because the aftermarket catalog had a misprint, you know the drill. That wasted time costs money. This Parts Catalog kills that problem. 1220 pages of factory-issued part numbers, exploded views, and direct figure references. No cross-referencing three different databases. No guessing if a part supersedes. You open it, find the figure, order the number. Done.

What 1220 Pages of Factory Documentation Looks Like

This catalog is organized by machine section. You get the 00.010 CUSTOMER REQUEST chapter – that covers add-on control blocks, fastener kits, and customer-installed options. Then 00.200 LOWER CARRIAGE EXCAVATOR – frame, support, catseye installation materials. Each page lists the reference number, part number, quantity, and description. Need the control block for an offset attachment? Look at Figure 23.612. The part numbers are there – 8916340 PLUG, 2292572 CYL.HEAD SCREW, 8921550 AR KIT. No filler.

Part Numbers You Can Trust – No Aftermarket Reinterpretation

I’ve seen aftermarket catalogs that renumber genuine Case parts to fit their own system. That gets you a seal that’s 1 mm off. This is a direct OEM file. The part numbers printed here – 2989954000, 2986440000, 2992642 – are the same ones the Case dealer reads. You can walk in with the number and walk out with the right piece. For a shop that bills by the hour, that’s the difference between a one-hour swap and a half-day reorder headache.

Exploded Views and Figure References: How to Use This Catalog

Every major assembly is split into figures. The OCR sample shows references like “SEE FIGURE 01.200/2986439001” and “SEE FIGURE 04.010/2984536002”. That means you start at the figure, find the part on the diagram, note the reference number, then look up the part number on the same page. The catalog groups hardware separately – you’ll see items like “NS 1 FRAME LOWER CARRIAGE WITH MOUNT. PARTS” followed by a list of bolts, washers, and seals. For a machine that’s been in production since 2/04, knowing which fastener kit matches your serial number range saves you from buying a bag of wrong threads.

Who Needs This Parts Catalog?

If you own a WX185, you need this. If you work on a fleet of Case wheeled excavators, you need this. If you’re a dealer parts counter and the official site is slow, you need a local copy. This catalog covers everything from the lower carriage frame to the control block options. No engine overhaul procedures, no wiring diagrams – it’s a parts catalog, not a service manual. For service steps, grab the Case WX145 WX165 WX185 Service Manual – Section: Section 8″>Case WX145 WX165 WX185 Service Manual for the actual torque specs and repair sequences. For operation and safety, the Case WX165, WX185 2005 Operators Manual – 454 Pages of Factory Safety & Maintena”>Case WX165, WX185 2005 Operators Manual covers daily checks. Both of those round out your library.

OEM Documentation: Why You Skip the Aftermarket Parts Books

Third-party parts catalogs often use generic descriptions like “control block assembly” without the factory reference numbers. That means you can’t verify supersessions. This manual is a direct copy of the Case factory file. The part numbers match what the assembly line used. If you’re ordering a catseye installation kit (Figure 35.050), the part numbers are right there. The automotive industry Automotive Industry Overview relies on this level of traceability – heavy equipment is no different. For more on OEM specs, see Automotive Industry Overview and compare how manufacturers handle revision control.

Does this catalog include repair procedures or torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog. It lists part numbers, quantities, and figure references. For service procedures, you need the Case WX185 service manual.

Can I use this to order parts for a 2004 WX185 with a specific serial number?

Yes. The catalog covers the WX185 from production start (2/04). Each figure note includes the applicable serial number range. Cross-reference your machine’s serial number with the figure header before ordering. For example, the lower carriage section shows figure 2986440000 for that range. If your serial falls outside, the catalog still lists the correct sub-group figure. The 1220 pages give you the depth to verify fitment.

You’ve got a machine to fix. This catalog puts the right part number in your hand in minutes. Access the Factory Manual now and keep it on your tablet or print the page you need. No waiting on the dealer lookup tool.