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FIAT Kobelco 27SR-5 2010 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever spent an afternoon chasing a part number that didn’t line up because the aftermarket repack swapped a revision, you know the frustration. This is the real deal: an original OEM factory parts catalog for the FIAT Kobelco 27SR-5 2010 Parts Catalog, issued September 2010, 466 pages of factory-printed data. Printed in the U.S.A., this binder-style catalog covers the 27SR-5 compact crawler excavator from ASN PV13-33453 onward. You don’t guess part numbers here – you look them up.

Think of this as the blueprint for ordering any bolt, seal, or hydraulic component on that machine. The catalog opens with general information that tells you exactly how orientation is defined: “left and right from a position facing the direction of travel.” Page 4 of the PDF lays that out, plus a note on common hardware that isn’t illustrated but is listed in the description column. That’s the kind of detail the factory puts in so you don’t order a part that doesn’t come with the bolts to mount it.

General Information: Orientation and Hardware Notes

Page 4 covers the rules of the road. Whenever you see a hardware listing without an illustration, that hardware is used to mount the service part immediately preceding it. The factory doesn’t include that hardware with the replacement assembly. Miss that note, and you’re making a second trip to the dealer. Also, illustrations show typical assemblies – they won’t always match the exact shape of your machine’s parts, but the function and reference numbers are what count. CNH America LLC reserved the right to make improvements without obligation to retrofit older machines. That’s standard OEM language, and it’s why you need the catalog tied to your machine’s serial number range.

How to Use the Parts Catalog: The Numbering System

Page 5 walks you through the parts lookup process with a numbered grid, reference columns, and illustration callouts. Take the hydraulic cylinder example on that page: it shows a cylinder assembly with 4-3/4-inch stroke, lists each component with its part number, year/serial number range, quantity, and description. The “REF” column ties the parts to the illustration. If you need a piston rod, you check the serial number break: BSN JJC0189200 gets one part number; ASN JJC0189200 gets another. That’s the difference between a correct order and a cart full of wrong parts.

Parts Layout: Hydraulic Cylinder Illustration

Look at the cylinder breakdown: reference 1 through 17, plus the “CASE ASSEMBLY” marked NSS (Not Serviced Separately). The catalog includes a breather (part 402475A2), a cylinder end cap, spacer, piston rod, and a package of seals (part 402476A1). Each part has a precise part number and often a serial number cut-in. The illustration also notes the standard models to which this cylinder applies. If you’re rebuilding that 4-3/4” stroke cylinder, you need that seal package number, not a generic kit.

Applicable Serial Number Range and Binder Specs

The manual is keyed to compact crawler excavators with serial number from ASN PV13-33453. It comes in a large binder (2.85-inch spine) or a smaller all-binders version (4.75-inch). The document prints in U.S.A. and uses imperial units throughout. You’re dealing with inches, foot-pounds, and U.S. hardware threads. No metric conversion guesswork needed for American-spec machines.

Why OEM Documentation Over Aftermarket

Aftermarket parts catalogs often redraw illustrations and drop serial number breaks. That’s fine for a ballpark idea, but when you’re ordering a $400 hydraulic cylinder assembly, you want the exact factory part number. This catalog gives you the OEM reference for every component, including superseded part numbers and service notes. It’s the same document a dealer parts counter uses. For related machines, check out the FIAT Kobelco ED150, ED150-IE 2013 Parts Catalog OEM or the FIAT Kobelco ED150, ED150-2 2009 Parts Catalog OEM Manual, and for a larger machine, the FIAT Kobelco LK650-II 1992 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs.

If you’re curious about the wider context of construction equipment documentation, the Automotive Industry Overview shows how factory manuals evolved. But for this specific machine, the OEM catalog is your single source of truth. Automotive Industry Overview is a background read – this manual is the practical tool.

Question 1: Does this catalog cover every nut and bolt on the 27SR-5?

Yes. The 466 pages cover the entire machine, from the bucket cylinder seals to the engine mounting hardware. Everything that has a part number is listed.

Question 2: Can I use this catalog to order parts from CNH or Kobelco dealers?

Absolutely. This is the exact same catalog the dealer’s parts department uses. The part numbers match their system. Bring the reference number from the illustration and the serial number of your machine – you’ll get the right part the first time.

Question 3: What torque specs are included?

None. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It shows part numbers and assemblies. Torque values are found in the factory service manual for the 27SR-5.

Question 4: The manual says “Issued 9/2010.” Is there a newer version?

There may be later revisions for serial numbers after PV13-33453. For your machine within that range, this catalog is correct. Kobelco occasionally issues updates; check the manufacturer’s website for bulletins if you have a later SN. This print is the original factory release.

Stop wasting time flipping through generic parts books that don’t match your machine’s build date. Pull the correct part number, place the order, and get back to work. Access the factory manual directly from AutoRepairManuals – the file is the exact same PDF the dealer receives.