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Fiat-Allis 1300, 1300 DT Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs

If you’ve ever ordered a replacement part for a Fiat-allis 1300 or 1300 DT and ended up with the wrong piece because some aftermarket catalog had a misprint, you know the pain. That’s not going to happen with the genuine factory parts catalog. 580 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded diagrams, and variant-specific listings — no guesswork, no third-party reinterpretation. You get exactly what the assembly line used.

580 Pages: What’s Inside the Catalog

Open to page 1 and you’re looking at the chassis and engine code table. For the 1300 (chassis 651.500.000) and the 1300 DT (chassis 651.507.000), the catalog lists every regional variant — France, Germany, and standard export. Each variant gets its own numerical code (01 through 06). That’s your starting point. Without matching your machine’s chassis number to that list, you’re guessing. This catalog eliminates that.

Variant Codes: Why They Matter for Your 1300 DT

Flip to page 2 and you’ll see the Elenco delle Varianti — the variant list. Codes like 111 (auxiliary reduction unit), 226 (front ballasts, 14 plates, 700 kg), 335 (second auxiliary control valve) — each one changes which parts go where. If your 1300 DT has a Thermo-start (code 203), the engine preheat parts are different from a machine without it. The catalog groups parts by these codes. Miss that step and you’ll order a part that doesn’t fit.

Cross-Reference Your Part Numbers Correctly

Every major component is indexed by model and variant in this parts catalog. Need a starter? Look up the engine code (CP3/100) and then check the variant table for any auxiliary systems that change the wiring. The part numbers are the same ones used at the factory in Turin. No aftermarket catalog has that data — only the OEM source. For a broader view of how heavy equipment parts are standardized, the Automotive Industry Overview gives background, but for actual part numbers you need the factory book.

OEM Parts Catalog vs Aftermarket: A Mechanic’s View

I’ve seen aftermarket parts catalogs copy the diagrams but swap part numbers because they couldn’t license the data. That’s dangerous. This catalog is a direct scan of the Fiat-allis factory print, in five languages (Italian, French, German, English, Spanish). The model list on page 11 matches the chassis stamp on your machine. The variant list on page 12 gives you the exact configuration. If you’ve got a 1300 DT with the 26-plate front ballast (code 227), you’ll find those parts in the same section as the mounting brackets. No chasing through generic sections.

Related Manuals for Your Shop

If you maintain multiple Fiat-allis models, the FIAT 1300 1300DT Parts Catalog is the standard for these dozers. For the big iron, check the Fiat-Allis HD41 Parts Catalog – 370-Page OEM Factory Manual. Need the grader line? The Fiat-Allis 12G-B 1979 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual 337 Pages covers that. Pair any parts catalog with the corresponding service manual for torque specs and assembly procedures.

The Bottom Line on Accuracy

You’re buying a factory document, not a recompiled summary. The Automotive Industry Overview mentions standardization across manufacturers, but Fiat-allis parts catalogs have their own logic. This one uses the chassis number as the key, then the variant code, then the part number. Follow that order and you’ll get the right part every time. I’ve done it on a 1300 DT with a blown hydraulic line — found the hose grouping under variant 335, ordered it, and it bolted right on.

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog — it lists part numbers, not assembly torques. You’ll need the service manual for torque values.

Will this catalog fit all 1300 series models?

Only 1300 and 1300 DT from chassis 651.500.000 and 651.507.000 up. Earlier series not covered.

How do I find the correct part number for my machine?

Start by matching your chassis number to the model list on page 11. Then identify the variant codes on page 12 — for example, variant 111 is an auxiliary reduction unit. Find the section that covers that specific variant. The catalog groups parts by these variant codes, not by model year. Cross-reference the part number with the illustration and callout. If you skip checking the variant, you’ll likely order the wrong component. That’s why this OEM catalog is worth the money — it gives you the factory grouping logic, no guesswork.

What languages are in the catalog?

Italian, French, German, English, and Spanish. Five languages, parallel text on each page. Pick your language and read the same factory data.

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