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Fiat-hitachi EX200-2, EX200LC-2 Parts Catalog – 539 Pages of OEM Specs

You are elbow-deep in an EX200LC-2 undercarriage rebuild and the parts book you grabbed from a forum has bubble numbers that don’t match anything on the machine. That eats billable hours. This Fiat-hitachi EX200-2, EX200LC-2 Parts Catalog is the original factory document — 539 pages, part number index, service codes, interchange codes. No aftermarket guessing. If you order a fuel feed pump off a third-party list and it doesn’t fit, you pay restocking. This catalog kills that risk.

Engine and Fuel System Coverage

The manual opens with the upperstructure, and the engine section is right where it should be. You get exploded views of the block, fuel pipings, fuel tank, fuel feed pump, and the double filter options. The fuel double filter entry appears twice in the TOC — that’s because there are two different configurations depending on region. The OEM engineers split them deliberately. A generic manual would lump them together and you’d end up with a filter housing that hits the cab mount. Not here. The parts are broken out by standard, North America, and Northern Europe specs. If you’re working on a machine with the tag on the console, you need the USA-spec fuel piping illustration. This catalog gives you that.

Upperstructure Breakdown: Frame, Counterweight, Swing Device

Beyond the engine, the catalog walks through the entire upperstructure frame, counterweight, pump device, swing device, oil tank, and the maze of main and swing pipings. Each plumbing page is marked with variation flags — , , . The control lever assemblies are split into three separate groups because the pilot piping changes between markets. Miss one o-ring on a pilot line and you chase a slow swing for a week. With this catalog, you see exactly which hose goes where and which part number to order. The electric parts section (3-1 through 3-4) covers the gauge panel, switch box, radio, and motion alarm — all factory-verified.

Who Needs This Parts Catalog?

If you are a DIY equipment owner pulling a track frame or replacing a menstruum pump, you need the correct part number before you call the dealer. Shop owners: hand this to a junior tech and he stops ordering the wrong bucket cylinder seals. Professional mechanics who chase down hydraulic leaks in the field — this catalog gives you the interchangeable part codes so you can substitute a superseded part without guessing. The audience is anyone who has ever bolted on a part that didn’t fit because a third-party catalog reversed two digits in the part number. That doesn’t happen with OEM source data.

Source Validity: Why This OEM Catalog Beats Aftermarket Copies

I have torqued head bolts for twenty-eight years. Aftermarket manuals were always one revision behind. This is the real Hitachi document — the same binder the dealer parts counter uses. The OCR excerpt shows the Japanese foreword with machine number breakdown, service codes (W, H, D, K, R, S, Z, OP, OS, US), and an interchangeability system with I, P, T, Y flags. Aftermarket reprints strip those codes out. Without the service code, you might sell a customer a part that requires field machining. That’s a liability. The manual also includes an 8-page parts number index at the back. If you need a part number fast, you don’t flip through 500 pages by eye. You use the index. That alone saves hours.

3 Reasons to Choose Factory Documentation

First, the part numbers are verified against the actual production line. Second, the interchangeability codes let you cross-reference superseded parts without calling the dealer. Third, the “applicable machine number” system tells you exactly which serial range a part fits. A third-party book might list a fuel double filter for all EX200-2 machines, but this catalog shows it only fits after machine number 147-60001. Overlook that and you’ve got a filter that bolts up but starves the injection pump because the return line ports are different.

Ordering Parts Correctly: What This Manual Tells You

Every exploded view has a reference number, a part number, a description, and a quantity per machine. When a part is part of an assembly, the manual indents the subcomponents with a dot system — one dot for direct subparts, two dots for sub-subassemblies. This is crucial when you order a counterweight. The counterweight itself has a part number, but the bolts and lock washers are listed separately with their own quantities. If you only order the counterweight and not the bolts, you stop the job waiting on fasteners. The engine section references the separate Isuzu 6BD1T parts catalog, so you know the injection pump parts are not in this book — you don’t waste time looking for them.

FAQ

Does this catalog cover the EX200LC-2 undercarriage?

Yes. The undercarriage section splits into standard track and LC track — track frame, travel device, front idler, adjuster, upper/lower rollers, track link 600G. The LC track frame is separate page.

Are engine internal parts included?

No. The foreword states engine parts are in the separate Isuzu 6BD1T parts catalog. This catalog covers engine-mounted items like fuel pipings, air cleaner, muffler, and fuel tank, but not pistons, rings, or bearings.

How do I know if a part number has been superseded?

Check the interchangeability column. Codes I (interchangeable one-way), P (prohibited – use substitute), T (combination replacement), and Y (fully interchangeable) are listed next to the part number. The substitute part number is shown in the adjacent column.

Is there a part number index in the back?

Yes. The parts number index is listed at the end of the catalog. It includes new parts marked with an asterisk. Use the index to locate the page and reference number for any part.

If you are tired of third-party parts catalogs that leave you with a box of wrong brackets and a machine still down, Access the Factory Manual and get the part right the first time. For related manuals, see HITACHI EX200-2 EX200LC-2 Parts Catalog, Fiat-hitachi 850-3, 850LC-3, 870H-3, 870LCH-3 Parts Catalog, and Fiat-hitachi ZX50U-2 Parts Catalog – 120 Pages of OEM Specs. For general industry context, refer to Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.