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Fiat-hitachi EX200-2, EX200LC-2 Parts Catalog

If you are wrenching on an EX200-2 or EX200LC-2, you already know that aftermarket parts lists are about as reliable as a cracked boom. I have seen guys order a brake valve seal five times because the online cross-reference was off by a digit. That wastes time and money. This Fiat-hitachi EX200-2, EX200LC-2 Parts Catalog is the OEM factory document – the same one we use in my shop when we tear into these machines. It runs 195 pages and covers every part from the pump assembly to the holding valves. No guesswork. You get real part numbers, interchange codes, and a numerical index that actually matches the hardware on your machine.

Pump and Motor Sections – What the Book Covers

The catalog is broken down by major hydraulic assemblies. You get the PUMP section with double and gear pump breakdowns, including angle sensors. Then the MOTOR; OIL section covers both travel and swing motors, with the brake valve and relief valve sub-assemblies listed individually. Each part has a figure number and callout. Need the servo piston for a travel motor? It is in there. The drawings are actual OEM line art, not some third-party sketch.

VALVE: Control, Pilot, Solenoid, and Holding Types

The VALVE chapter alone spans multiple sub-sections: control valves (six parts pages), pilot valves, solenoid valves, FC valves, shuttle valves, lock valves, holding valves (type 2 and type 3), and relief valves. Each sub-section lists the individual parts with quantities and service codes. If a part has an interchange restriction – like a holding valve that supersedes an earlier design – the catalog flags it with a compatibility letter (I, P, T, Y). That saves you from ordering a brake valve that does not fit the updated housing.

7 Systems You Can Rebuild With This Catalog

Besides the pump and valve groups, you get the CYLINDER section for boom (right and left), arm, bucket, clamshell, and rolling cylinders. There is also an ETC. section for the DP sensor. The PARTS INDEX at the back lists every part number in ascending order with the page where it appears. That means if you have a part number scratched on an old piston, you can find it in seconds. Real-world use case: A guy in my old crew needed a brake valve rebuild kit for an EX200LC-2. He pulled this catalog, cross-referenced the brake valve sub-assembly, and had the correct part numbers inside an hour. The alternative was pulling the valve, measuring O-rings, and hoping.

What Torque Values Are Listed?

This is a parts catalog, not a service manual, so you will not find torque specs for every bolt. What you do get is the exact part numbers for seals, shims, and hardware that torque specs depend on. If you are rebuilding a control valve and need the correct O-ring kit, the catalog tells you which kit number matches your serial number range. Combine this with a factory service manual for torque values, and you have a complete repair plan. I have seen techs burn an afternoon because they used a generic seal kit that did not match the relief valve setting. Do not be that guy.

Source Authenticity – OEM vs Aftermarket

This file is a direct scan of the original Fiat-hitachi publication (catalog number P147-E1-4) for serial numbers 60001 and up. It includes the English foreword and the Japanese original. The aftermarket parts databases often merge revisions and drop the footnotes about service codes like ‘K’ (part of a service kit) or ‘R’ (quantity varies per machine). This catalog keeps all that information. That is why my shop pays extra for OEM docs. Related manuals: Hitachi EX200-2 EX200LC-2 Parts Catalog, Fiat-hitachi 850-3, 850LC-3, 870H-3, 870LCH-3 Parts Catalog, Fiat-hitachi ZX50U-2 Parts Catalog – 120 Pages of OEM Specs.

FAQ – Two Quick Answers

Does this catalog include exploded diagrams for the brake valve?

Yes. The MOTOR; OIL section lists the brake valve sub-assemblies with part numbers. You get the valve body, relief valve, and all internal components shown in the drawing.

Will this work for an EX200 with a different serial number?

This edition covers serial numbers 60001 and up for both the EX200-2 and EX200LC-2. If your machine is below that range, you need an earlier revision. Check the tag on the right side of the main frame – if the hyphen number is under 60001, this catalog still covers many common parts but the interchange notes may not apply. For machines built after that break, every part in this catalog is correct. The compatibility column tells you if a part supersedes an older one. I have used this on a late 1990s EX200LC-2 with no issues. For earlier machines, you can reference Automotive Industry Overview for background on part numbering standards – but honestly, just match your serial number to the catalog’s coverage range. If you need further verification, the foreword on page 2 (page 4 of the PDF) explains how to read the application machine numbers. Automotive Industry Overview is a general reference; the real answer is on the machine’s plate.

Bottom line: if you are ordering parts for an EX200-2 or EX200LC-2 and want to avoid the parts-counter two-step, get this catalog on your screen. The 195 pages cover every hydraulic component, from the pump assembly to the brake valve, with original part numbers and interchange data. Access the Factory Manual and stop cross-referencing from memory.