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Fiat-hitachi EX200-3, EX200LC-3, EX200H-3, EX200LCH-3 Parts Catalog

You have a machine down. You need a part. You grab some aftermarket cross-reference list and order what you hope fits. Then it shows up wrong. The thread pitch is off. The seal diameter is different. Now you’re out the cost of the part, the shipping, and a day of downtime. That’s the exact situation this Fiat-hitachi EX200-3, EX200LC-3, EX200H-3, EX200LCH-3 Parts Catalog is built to prevent. It’s not a repair manual – it’s the factory-issued parts bible for these four excavator models, straight from Hitachi’s engineering department. 157 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded-view diagrams, and the same ordering instructions the dealer uses.

PUMP, MOTOR, VALVE, CYLINDER – What the Sections Cover

Open the table of contents and you see exactly what matters: PUMP, MOTOR ; OIL, VALVE, CYLINDER, ETC., and a PARTS INDEX. Each section shows a hydraulic schematic with callout numbers and the corresponding part numbers. Need a main relief valve for the EX200-3? Turn to the VALVE section. The diagram tells you exactly which cartridge assembly to order. Searching for a cylinder seal kit? The CYLINDER section lists every O-ring, wiper, and backup ring with the Hitachi part number. There’s no guessing – you see the part, you read the number, you order it.

157 Pages – Why Page Count Matters for a Parts Catalog

Some aftermarket catalogs squeeze four models into 40 pages and rely on generic illustrations. This one has 157 pages. That extra space means each section gets a separate exploded view for each model variation. The EX200H-3 high-track version has different undercarriage parts than the EX200LC-3 long-track. The manual separates them. Page 1 shows the cover identifying the four models and the equipment components parts identifier P14C-EI-3. That part number is what you give the dealer to make sure you’re ordering from the correct revision of the catalog.

Are You a Home Garage Owner or a Fleet Mechanic?

Either way, this catalog saves you from buying the wrong part. If you maintain your own excavator on a small farm, you don’t have a dealer’s parts counter on speed dial. You order online. Without the factory part number, you’re rolling dice. This catalog gives you the exact number – and tells you if a part is superseded or has an interchange note. The FOREWORD page explains the service codes (W, D, K, R, S, OP, OS, US) and the compatibility table (I, P, T, Y). You’ll know if a newer part can replace the old one, or if you must use a kit. That’s the difference between a one-hour fix and a three-day wait for the wrong box.

Source Validity: OEM vs. Third-Party Catalogs

I’ve seen photocopied aftermarket catalogs that swap part numbers around to fit a generic printer’s layout. Don’t trust them. This is a direct scan of the original Hitachi publication – Japanese and English side by side. The OCR excerpt confirms it starts with the serial number range (78001~) and the exact engine type fields. If you need to cross-reference a machine with a specific serial, the manual shows you exactly where to look on the machine nameplate (captain’s lower right main frame, per page 4). Aftermarket catalogs never show that detail. Automotive Industry Overview might help with general knowledge, but for your EX200-3, you need the factory data.

FAQ: Four Questions You Might Have

Does this catalog include torque specs for assembly?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It shows part numbers and exploded views. For torque specs, you need the factory repair manual.

What do the service codes like “D” and “K” mean?

D means the part cannot be replaced individually – you must order the assembly. K means the part is included in a service parts kit. The FOREWORD on page 4 explains all codes. For example, if you see “K” next to a seal, you need to buy the whole seal kit, not just that one O-ring.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a 2004 EX200-3 with serial number 14C-85000?

Yes, if your machine serial falls within the range covered (78001 and up). The catalog lists a machine Mfg. No. and engine type fields on page 2. Check the compatibility table – if your serial is 85000, the page 4 note on serial numbers applies. For machines built after 1994, the “D94/01-” indicator tells you the part changeover date.

How do I read the exploded views when parts are nested?

Nested parts are marked with a dot prefix. One dot means it belongs to the main assembly, two dots means it belongs to the sub-assembly. The quantity column shows “1 set” for the assembly and per-unit counts for the dots. If you need the cylinder rod, look for “·” under the cylinder section – that’s the main assembly, then “··” for the rod itself.

Get the Right Part the First Time

You’ve got a machine that earns its keep. Don’t throw money at aftermarket numbers that might be wrong. This 157-page factory parts catalog for the Fiat-hitachi EX200-3, EX200LC-3, EX200H-3, EX200LCH-3 gives you the same part numbers the dealer uses. Every Pump, Motor, Valve, Cylinder, and minor component is listed with the exact Hitachi number. Access the Factory Manual now and stop guessing. You’ll also find related manuals for the HITACHI EX200-3 Series Excavator Parts Catalog – Section: 部品番号順索引 (Numerical Par, the Fiat-hitachi 850-3, 850LC-3, 870H-3, 870LCH-3 Parts Catalog, and the Fiat-hitachi ZX50U-2 Parts Catalog – 120 Pages of OEM Specs. Need industry context? Read the Automotive Industry Overview and the Automotive Industry Overview (same article).