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FIAT Kobelco 30SR-5 2010 Parts Catalog

FIAT Kobelco 30SR-5 owners and mechanics: I’ve burned too many billable hours chasing part numbers from third-party websites that don’t match the hardware on the machine. This 2010 OEM Parts Catalog is what you should have on the bench next to the cylinder you’re rebuilding. 777 pages of factory drawings, exact part numbers, and serial number breaks – not some scan of a scan. Published by CNH America LLC (Racine, WI), issued September 2010, and covers ASN PW14-46519. That’s the serial number range your machine probably falls in. If it doesn’t, you need the right manual for your range.

How to Use Your Parts Catalog

Page 5 shows the proper way to read an exploded diagram. The catalog uses a reference-number system: each part has a REF number in the illustration, then a list with part number, year/serial break, quantity, and description. Pay attention to the YR/SN column – a part like a hydraulic cylinder (page 5 example shows cylinder 396137A2) is only valid between certain build dates. If you order a new cylinder assembly without checking that column, you’ll get the wrong stroke length or mounting. I’ve seen it happen. Also note the note on page 4: common hardware like bolts and washers are listed in the description column but not illustrated – they are not included with the service part when ordered separately. Read that section once before you start ordering.

General Information: Facing Direction and Hardware

Page 4 covers the ground rules. Left and right are always from the operator’s seat facing forward. The catalog uses standard hardware listings, and those are separate from the main assembly part number. If you need a seal kit for a cylinder, look for the “PACKAGE, SEALS” entry – in the hydraulic cylinder example on page 5 it’s item 10, NSS (Not Serviced Separately). That means you order the whole cylinder assembly unless the catalog states otherwise. The small text at the bottom of page 4 also warns that CNH reserves the right to make improvements without updating the manual – so always verify supersessions with your local dealer.

Parts Breakdown by Section

This catalog groups components by machine system: engine, hydraulic, undercarriage, electrical, cab, etc. Each section starts with an exploded view and a parts list. The 777 pages give you every piece from the final drive seals to the bucket linkage pins. I’ve used FIAT Kobelco manuals for years, and the part number formatting (e.g., 396137A2) is consistent with other CNH products. If you’re rebuilding a 30SR-5 track motor, you’ll find the exact bearing and seal numbers here – not a “suitable replacement” guess. For related machines, check the FIAT Kobelco ED150, ED150-IE 2013 Parts Catalog OEM or the FIAT Kobelco ED150, ED150-2 2009 Parts Catalog OEM Manual if you run a mixed fleet. The FIAT Kobelco LK650-II 1992 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs covers older models.

Applicable Serial Numbers: ASN PW14-46519

The front cover and page 1 both state this catalog applies to ASN PW14-46519. That serial break is critical. If your 30SR-5 has a serial number higher than PW14-46519, some parts changed. The catalog lists YR/SN ranges within each diagram – for example, a hydraulic fitting might be “Before 01/85” or “From 01/85”. The 30SR-5 was built after 2010, so you’ll see dates like “Between 01/85 and 02/02” in the sample on page 5, but your machine’s actual build date is later. The catalog uses those date columns to cover design changes across the production run. Double-check each part’s applicability before ordering.

OEM vs Aftermarket Parts Catalogs

I trust aftermarket parts catalogs about as far as I can throw a hydraulic pump. They often reuse generic illustrations, miss supercessions, or give you a part number that crosses to something close but not exact. This is the original FIAT Kobelco print from 2010 – the same binder that dealers use. The “Large Binder 2.85 in” and “All Binders 4.75 in” dimensions on page 2 tell you it’s a physical manual, not a cheap PDF copy. The PDF we sell is a direct scan of that factory binder. No missing pages, no blurry diagrams. For an overview of why OEM documentation matters across the industry, read the Automotive Industry Overview and the Automotive Industry Overview for context on manufacturer-specific repair standards.

How do I find the correct part number for a hydraulic cylinder on my 30SR-5?

Turn to the Hydraulics section, find the cylinder illustration, locate the REF number, then match your machine’s serial number and build date against the YR/SN column. The part number in that row is the one you order.

What if my serial number falls outside the range listed on the cover?

You need the later revision of this catalog. This 2010 edition covers ASN PW14-46519. If your machine has a higher serial number or was built after the manual’s issue date, some parts superseded. Contact a FIAT Kobelco dealer with your VIN to get the correct catalog supplement. Never guess part numbers based on similar machines – that’s how you end up with a cylinder that’s half an inch too long and a return freight bill that eats your profit.

Every time I see a parts counter guy pulling up an aftermarket database to look up a 30SR-5 seal, I cringe. You need the factory numbers – the ones that match the casting marks on your actual parts. The 777 pages in this catalog cover every bolt, O-ring, and valve spool. Don’t waste money on trial-and-error ordering. Access the Factory Manual and have the right part number the first time.

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• FIAT Kobelco ED150, ED150-2 2009 Parts Catalog OEM Manual
• FIAT Kobelco LK650-II 1992 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs