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FIAT Kobelco 260SR-3 2013 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts Identification

If you have ever ordered a hydraulic cylinder seal kit for a 260SR-3 and ended up with the wrong gland diameter because the aftermarket catalog transposed a digit, you know the cost of guessing. This 691-page FIAT Kobelco 260SR-3 2013 Parts Catalog gives you the factory part numbers, figure call-outs, and serial-number breaks that eliminate that kind of waste. Published in 2013 by CNH America LLC, it covers every bolted-on component from the engine block to the platform decals.

Aftermarket parts catalogs often mix up part numbers or leave out supersession notes. That does not happen here. The document is a direct PDF of the OEM print, with the same indexing, abbreviations, and illustration codes that dealership parts counters use.

Engine Section: Where to Find Cylinder Head Gasket Part Numbers

The Engine chapter of this catalog breaks down the power unit into individual assemblies. Page 3 of the catalog shows you exactly how to read the figure numbers and sequence codes. Each part is listed with its REF number, part number, YR/SN applicability, and quantity. If you need the correct head gasket or fuel injection line set for your serial number, this chapter saves you from buying the wrong thickness or bend.

Does This Catalog Cover the Hydraulic Systems?

Yes. The Hydraulic systems section is one of the largest in the catalog. It includes main pump components, control valve spools, cylinder assemblies, and hose routing. Keep in mind this is a parts catalog, not a service manual. You will not find torque specs or rebuild procedures here. But if you are replacing a boom cylinder or a swing motor, you get the exact part number down to the internal seal kit (often marked with a bracket on the illustration). For service procedures, pair this catalog with the factory service manual – the part numbers will match.

3 Critical Details from General Information

First, the catalog defines left and right from the operator’s seat facing forward – stick to that when ordering track components. Second, common hardware like bolts and washers may not be illustrated but are listed in the part description column; they are not included with the service part unless ordered separately. Third, CNH America LLC reserves the right to make improvements, so supersession is normal – the catalog reflects the latest part at time of publication. These notes on page 2 prevent misordering.

Tracks and Track Suspension: Sourcing Replacement Components

Undercarriage work on a 260SR-3 is expensive if you get the wrong track roller or sprocket. The Tracks and track suspension chapter lists every wear part – track chains, idlers, carrier rollers, and drive sprockets – with serial number range breaks. You must confirm your machine’s ASN (YU07-04001 and onward) against the table. It also covers the track frame structure, so you can order bolt-on assemblies instead of individual pieces when that makes sense.

Electrical Systems: Why Factory Parts Matter

The Electrical systems section covers wiring harnesses, sensors, controllers, and connectors. Aftermarket electrical parts for Tier IV excavators often have incorrect pinouts or gauge wire ratings, leading to parasitic draws or sensor failures. This catalog gives you the OEM part number for the engine ECU harness, the cab climate control module, and the boom lighting kit. Use the Alphabetical Index to jump directly to the component you need.

Beyond those sections, the catalog includes Hitches, drawbars and implement couplings, Frames and ballasting, Cab climate control, Booms, dippers and buckets, Accessories, and Platform, cab, bodywork and decals. Each top-level group has its own figure sequences. The Explanation of Abbreviations on page 2 decodes terms like “NSS” (Not Serviced Separately) and “Inc” (Includes).

Many DIY mechanics and small shops skip the parts catalog and rely on memory. Then they end up with a mismatched cylinder rod because the old part was a superseded number. This 691-page reference eliminates that risk. For related models, see the FIAT Kobelco ED150, ED150-IE 2013 Parts Catalog OEM, FIAT Kobelco ED150, ED150-2 2009 Parts Catalog OEM Manual, and FIAT Kobelco LK650-II 1992 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs.

To understand the broader context of construction equipment manufacturing, refer to Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts identification manual, not a service manual. Torque values are in the workshop manual.

How do I find a part if I do not know the figure number?

Start with the Alphabetical Index at the front of the catalog. Look up the component name (e.g., “cylinder, boom”) – it will list the top-level section and figure number. Turn to that section and locate your serial number range in the YR/SN column. If the part is bracketed in the illustration, it means it belongs to a kit or is used in multiple assemblies; check the footnote for cross-reference figures. This method works for any of the 691 pages and prevents ordering the wrong revision.

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