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

Ordering the wrong hydraulic seal or track shoe because a parts listing had a typo — that’s a waste of a Saturday and a truck load of cash. This Fiat-hitachi EX200-3, EX200LC-3, EX200H-3, EX200LCH-3 Parts Catalog is the OEM document that tells you exactly what part number goes where, for which machine, down to the serial number cutoffs. You get 509 pages of factory-generated breakdowns, not a reprint of a third-party scan that lost resolution on the critical line drawing. If you are tearing down an undercarriage or replacing a boom cylinder seal kit, this is the book that keeps you from buying two of something you only need one of.

The catalog is organized exactly like Hitachi printed it: UPPERSTRUCTURE, UNDERCARRIAGE, FRONT-END ATTACHMENTS, RIVER MAINTENANCE FRONT, OPTIONAL PARTS, TOOLS AND SPARE PARTS, and a full PARTS INDEX. Page 3 has the service code legend — W for field modification required, H for precision parts you don’t touch, D for assembly-only replacement. Memorize those codes before you place an order. I’ve seen guys blow a $400 track adjuster because they ignored the ‘D’ code and tried to buy a single O-ring that isn’t sold separately.

Fiat-hitachi EX200-3 Series Parts Catalog: What You Get in 509 Pages

Every chapter covers a major machine section. Upperstructure includes the cab, control valves, and swing gear. Undercarriage gives you the track frames, rollers, sprockets, and idlers. Front-end attachments lists boom, arm, bucket, and the hydraulic cylinders that connect them. There’s a separate river maintenance front section for machines fitted with dredging or channel-clearing gear. Optional parts covers things like auxiliary hydraulics and quick couplers. Tools and spare parts lists the factory-recommended service kit. The last section is a numerical parts index so you can look up a part number and find which illustration it belongs to. That index alone saves hours of flipping.

Upperstructure: Main Frame, Cab, and Controls

This section breaks down every bolt and grommet in the operator’s station and the upper frame. You get exploded views of the swing motor, pilot control valve, and the main control valve bank. Each part is listed with its machine applicability — whether it fits the EX200-3, EX200LC-3, EX200H-3, or EX200LCH-3. That matters because the LC (long-track) variant uses different track guard brackets and counterweight dimensions. Don’t guess; look at the footnotes after each part name. For related models, check the HITACHI EX200-3 Series Parts Catalog for additional cross-referencing.

Undercarriage: Track Frames and Final Drives

The undercarriage chapter includes the complete track assembly with link pitch, bushing diameter, and shoe width options. You get the final drive flange bolts and shim stack information — critical for preload adjustment after a seal replacement. The catalog uses compatibility symbols (I, P, T, Y) to tell you if a part can be replaced with a different version. Example: a ‘P’ means the original part is obsolete and you must use the alternative listed. That is not advice you want to learn after your machine is already split open. The Fiat-hitachi 850-3, 850LC-3, 870H-3, 870LCH-3 Parts Catalog covers the larger frame, but this catalog is the right one for the EX200-3 family.

Front-End Attachments: Boom, Arm, and Bucket Pin Numbers

Front-end pages show every pin, bushing, seal, and cylinder tube for the boom and arm. You will find the exact part number for the bucket link pin retaining bolt — the one that M10 spec guys often replace with a generic grade 8. Wrong. The factory called for a specific self-locking nut with a nylon insert. The catalog lists that. Hydraulic cylinder repair kits are shown as sub-assemblies with individual seal part numbers. You can order exactly the rod wiper and U-cup, not a full seal kit you don’t need. For compact excavators, see the Fiat-hitachi ZX50U-2 Parts Catalog – 120 Pages of OEM Specs.

River Maintenance Front and Optional Parts

This catalog includes a dedicated section for river maintenance front attachments — a specialized option for machines used in dredging or canal work. If your EX200-3 came with a long-reach arm or a clamshell bucket, the part numbers for the hydraulic quick coupler solenoid valve assembly are listed here. Optional parts cover the cab guard package, light wiring, and auxiliary plumbing. The factory marks each optional part with ‘OP’ in the service code column. Don’t ignore that tag; ordering a standard part when your machine has the option will leave you with a hole where a bracket should be.

The Problem with Aftermarket Parts Catalogs

Aftermarket parts catalogs often compress the illustrations until the reference numbers bleed into the part name. They strip out the Japanese-language notes that explain machine serial number cutoffs. This OEM PDF retains every page, every footnote, and the full Japanese-to-English foreword. You get the exact same document a Hitachi dealer would have pulled up on their terminal in the 1990s. The Automotive Industry Overview might tell you about supply chains, but it won’t tell you the torque for the final drive mounting bolts. This catalog will. For general industry context, the Automotive Industry Overview is a starting point, but the parts catalog is where your wrench meets metal.

FAQ

Does this catalog include engine parts?

No. The engine components are in a separate Isuzu 6BD1T parts catalog, as stated in the foreword on page 2.

How do I interpret the compatibility symbols in the service code column?

The symbols appear next to the part number. ‘I’ means you can use the alternative part in place of the original, but not vice versa. ‘P’ means the original part is prohibited — use the listed alternative. ‘T’ requires a combination of parts for replacement. ‘Y’ means full interchangeability. These symbols are defined in the foreword and on page 3. If you order a part without checking the symbol, you might receive a part that cannot physically fit without additional components. Always decode the symbol before placing the order.

Stop wasting time with generic parts diagrams that don’t tell you which revision fits your machine serial number. This OEM PDF gives you the part numbers, service codes, and interchange data that keep your EX200-3, EX200LC-3, EX200H-3, or EX200LCH-3 running without ordering mismatched components. Access the Factory Manual and start cross-referencing parts the way the engineers intended.