Description

Fiat-hitachi EX200, EX200LC Parts Catalog

If you are trying to order a replacement hydraulic line, a boom pin, or a track roller for an Fiat-hitachi EX200 or EX200LC, and the aftermarket parts system gives you three different numbers without telling you which one fits your serial number, you know the headache. This is the factory parts catalog, straight from Hitachi. 383 pages of exact part numbers, service codes, and interchange data. No third-party guessing game.

What This Parts Catalog Actually Contains

The table of contents splits the machine into five main groups: Superstructure, Track, Front Attachment, Tools and Spare Parts, and Optional Parts. Each section is broken down into assemblies and sub-assemblies with exploded diagrams and part numbers. The Name-Plate section helps you locate the serial number plate on your machine, and the Parts Index at the back lets you look up any part number alphabetically. The first two pages of the manual explain exactly how to read the list, including the meaning of service codes like W (requires local modification), H (precision part, do not disassemble), D (replace as assembly only), K (included in service kit), and others. That alone can save you from ordering a part you cannot install.

Why You Need Factory OEM Part Numbers

Aftermarket parts catalogs often merge multiple model years or skip serial number breaks. This catalog is for EX200 and EX200LC machines with serial number 30001 and above. Every part number is tied to a specific serial number range, and the compatibility section shows whether a part can supersede another (codes I, P, T, Y). If you need to find an alternator bracket or a final drive seal, the factory drawing shows you exactly how the assembly fits. That is the difference between a two-hour rebuild and a two-day return. For engine components, this catalog points you to the separate Isuzu 6BD1T parts list, so you know where to go.

Using the Parts Index and Service Codes

Look at the OCR excerpt: page 2 explains that part numbers can be numeric or alphanumeric, and that subordinate parts inside an assembly are marked with dots. The service code ‘Z’ marks engine-related parts, ‘OP’ marks options, and ‘#’ marks newly added parts. The compatibility field – I, P, T, Y – tells you if you can swap in a newer part. For example, an ‘I’ means you can use the alternative but not go backwards. That kind of data is missing from generic parts sources. When you have a machine that has been updated in the field, this catalog helps you trace what was originally installed versus what is currently available. HITACHI EX200 EX200LC Parts Catalog is the same product you are looking at – a direct factory reproduction.

Who Should Buy This Manual

If you own an EX200 or EX200LC and do your own maintenance, or if you manage a fleet of these excavators, this catalog belongs in your tool box. A real-world example: you need to replace a boom cylinder seal. The aftermarket might list five different seal kits. With this catalog, you find the part number for the cylinder assembly, then trace down to the individual seal part number using the exploded diagram. You order exactly that seal number. No fiddling with calipers. The manual also covers front attachment variations, including different boom and arm configurations. Use it alongside the corresponding service manual for torque values and procedures. Fiat-hitachi EX200 Workshop Manual – 392-Page OEM Factory Manual covers the disassembly and assembly steps, including torque specs for critical fasteners like the swing gear bolts. Fiat-hitachi EX200 Technical Manual – Factory OEM Specs gives you system pressures and adjustments.

Source Authenticity: OEM vs Aftermarket

This is a factory-original parts catalog from Hitachi, not a reprint or a third-party compilation. The original file name clearly identifies it as Hitachi’s own document. The publisher is Hitachi Construction Machinery, and the copyright is indicated on the cover. The catalog includes both English and Japanese text, with a foreword explaining how models are differentiated (STD. TRACK for EX200, LC TRACK for EX200LC). If you want to understand how the automotive industry as a whole handles parts numbering conventions, you can read the Automotive Industry Overview, but for this specific machine, this catalog is the only document that gives you the original engineering part numbers. Another external resource that explains the role of OEM parts catalogs in heavy equipment: Automotive Industry Overview.

No aftermarket catalog will tell you that a certain O-ring was superseded twice, or that a particular bracket requires local field modification (code W). This one does.

Does this catalog include engine specific parts?

No. The foreword on page 2 states that engine components are listed in a separate Isuzu 6BD1T parts list. This manual covers everything else on the machine.

How do I know which page to look at for my machine’s serial number?

Page 2 explains that the top of each parts page shows the applicable model (STD. TRACK for EX200, LC TRACK for EX200LC). Each part also lists the specific serial number range or ‘Machine No.’ in the far-right column. If you see a date prefix like ‘D87/09’, that part applies from September 1987 onward.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a Fiat-hitachi EX200 that has been modified with an aftermarket quick coupler?

Only if the quick coupler is listed under Optional Parts or Front Attachment. Standard machine parts are covered. For aftermarket add-ons, you will need the supplier’s own parts list. This catalog covers Hitachi OEM components and factory options.

What is the difference between a parts catalog and a service manual?

A parts catalog gives you part numbers, quantities, and interchange data. A service manual provides removal, installation, and torque procedures. For repair work, you need both. This catalog tells you what to order; the workshop manual tells you how to put it together. Use the related manual Fiat-hitachi EX200 Workshop Manual – 392-Page OEM Factory Manual for torque specs.

After you have looked up the part number, you still need a reliable source to access the manual so you can keep it on your shop tablet or print the relevant page. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep that OEM data where you can reach it while the machine is torn down.