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EJC EJC 145 2004 Parts Catalog

If you are ordering parts for an EJC 145 and you are tired of opening boxes with the wrong gasket or a pump that does not fit, this is what you need. I have seen too many guys waste a Friday afternoon because they trusted a third-party parts list. This EJC EJC 145 2004 Parts Catalog is the OEM document – 383 pages, factory-sourced, released in 2004 for serial number 145-3684. No reprints, no aftermarket translations. It was written for the machine that left the Tamrock Loaders plant.

Power Unit Components – Engine, Cooling, and Air Intake

Section 2 of this catalog breaks down the power unit. You get exploded illustrations and part numbers for the Engine Assembly (64283003), the Exhaust Assembly, the Governor Control Group, and the full Air Intake Group including the air cleaner (64129052). The cooling section is detailed: the Cooler Assy 145 (64548186) splits into the radiator assembly, charge air cooler, and oil cooler – each with its own parts list. If you are trying to match a fan shroud or a hose, the illustration will save you a return trip to the dealer. The index (36 pages of cross-references) lets you look up any part number fast.

Drivetrain Components – Transmission and Torque Converter

Section 3 covers everything that turns the wheels. The transmission assembly 64282377 includes the 3-speed remote case, the case assembly, the reverse & high shaft group, forward & 2nd shaft, low shaft, and the idler shaft with 4th speed clutch. Each group has its own illustration and parts list. The torque converter section (64133094) shows the wheel group, charging pump group, converter housing, and stator support. If you need a seal kit or a clutch pack, you can point to the exact group and order the right part. The manual also lists the modulated valve assembly (04698876) and solenoid control valve group – critical for shift quality.

Frame, Hydraulics, and Electrical – Covered in Sections 4 Through 7

Section 4 handles frame-related components – the outrigger modules (both left and right), the bucket module, and the machine module. Section 5 covers the hydraulic components – pumps, valves, cylinders. Section 6 is for air components (if fitted), and Section 7 contains the electrical components including the instrument panel group and the electrical schematic. The options section at the end lists add-ons like the automatic lubrication system (Lincoln Modular) and the SAE ROPS/FOPS canopy. Every single item has a part number and quantity. No guessing which O-ring fits the hydraulic station.

Caution Against Parts Substitution – OEM Specs Only

Page 1 of the introduction includes a specific warning: Caution Against Parts Substitution. This is not legalese – it is a notice that swapping in a cheaper aftermarket part can cause machine failure and void warranty. The manual gives you the exact EJC part numbers. Use them. The conditions of sale (6 pages) also explain how to order spares, including the coding system for spare parts. If you have ever had a dealer tell you your part number is superseded, the index will show you the current revision. Automotive Industry Overview

Why an OEM Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Lists

Aftermarket parts catalogs often group parts by generic descriptions. This manual lists each component by its factory group, with illustrations that show exactly how the parts fit together. For example, the transmission case rear cover (55019759) is listed as part of the transmission case assembly – not thrown into a miscellaneous section. The torque converter charging pump group (04693811) includes all the gears, shafts, and plates. If you order a pump kit from an aftermarket source, you might get a generic rebuild kit that is missing the special thrust washer. With this catalog, you can check the illustration and order the specific washer. Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS 1957 Parts Catalog | OEM Fastener Guide is another example of factory-correct part information for older equipment.

Automotive Industry Overview – the larger context of OEM documentation in the equipment industry underscores why factory manuals remain the standard for correct part identification.

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Does this catalog cover the EJC 145 with serial number 145-3684?

Yes. The manual is built around that serial number – see page 3 of the OCR data. It lists the machine module, bucket module, frame, and all sub-assemblies specific to that build.

What sections are included in the 383 pages?

Seven sections: Power Unit, Drivetrain, Frame, Hydraulic, Air (if fitted), Electrical, and Options. Plus a 36-page index.

Are there illustrations for every part number?

Most parts have an illustration. One exception: R.H. Outrigger Module (145-3684-5C) has no illustration – but the parts list is still provided. All major assemblies have exploded views.

How do I use the index to find a part fast?

The index spans 36 pages and lists every part number alphabetically or numerically. Find the number, then go to the section and illustration indicated. This method is far faster than flipping through the whole catalog.

Access the Factory Manual now and keep it on your shop tablet or print the pages you need. When you are ordering a radiator for a 145D, you will have the exact EJC part number – not a guess. Stop relying on photocopies and decade-old notes. Get the original 2004 EJC 145 parts catalog from AutoRepairManuals.