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FIAT Kobelco CKE, BME 2011 Parts Catalog

I’ve lost count of how many jobs got jacked up because somebody ordered the wrong seal, the wrong filter, or the wrong hydraulic line for a machine sitting on the hoist. You know the feeling — part shows up, doesn’t fit, and now you’re down a day waiting on the right one. That’s why this FIAT Kobelco CKE, BME 2011 Parts Catalog belongs on your bench. It’s a 14-page OEM document straight from Kobelco Cranes, not some third-party compilation that mixes up metric and imperial threads. If you work on CKE or BME G-series backhoe loaders, you need the exact part numbers printed in Japan in 2011, not guesses from a forum.

14 Pages of Genuine Part Numbers

Fourteen pages doesn’t sound like a lot until you realize every page is packed with part numbers, exploded-view diagrams, and reference codes that map directly to the machine’s VIN. Page 2 of the catalog shows the CKE600G, CKE800G, CKE900G, CKE1100G, CKE1350G, CKE2500G, and BME800G — each with its max lifting capacity in metric tons at specific radii. That’s the kind of data you need when a customer wants to know why their 60-ton crane won’t lift 60 tons at 4 meters. The catalog gives you the factory answer: 60t×3.0m for the CKE600G. No rounding, no “close enough”.

What Does This Parts Catalog Cover?

This document covers the CKE-G series and BME-G series backhoe loaders manufactured by FIAT Kobelco. It includes the full range of part numbers for structural components, hydraulic systems, undercarriage, engine attachments, and electrical assemblies. Because it’s a parts catalog, you won’t find torque specs or overhaul procedures here — that’s what the service manual is for. But if you need to order a replacement boom cylinder seal kit, a control valve spool, or a final drive gear, the part number is in these 14 pages. The bulletin number printed on the catalog is CKE_G_BME_G_EU2, which tells you this is the European version. Standard equipment may vary depending on your area or country, as noted on the first page.

CKE and BME G Series: Critical Dimensions

Specs matter. The catalog lists lifting capacities for each model: CKE600G at 60 metric tons, CKE800G at 80 tons, CKE900G at 90 tons, CKE1100G at 110 tons, CKE1350G at 135 tons, CKE2500G at 250 tons, and BME800G at 80 tons — all with the corresponding radius in meters. If you’re cross-referencing a replacement part that varies by capacity, you need to confirm the model. The catalog’s first page also states that designs and specifications are subject to change without advance notice, so check the date. This is the 2011 edition, and it’s still current for the G series.

Aftermarket Catalogs: The Risk of Wrong Parts

I’ve seen aftermarket “cross-reference” catalogs that claim a part fits both a CKE600G and a Link-Belt. That’s a fast track to a callback. The OEM catalog from Automotive Industry Overview (and more specifically the Kobelco Cranes division) includes copyright notices and factory part numbers that aren’t blurred by generic descriptions. For example, the catalog lists “KOBELCO is the corporate mark used by Kobe Steel” — that’s the parent company. When you order a part using this catalog, you’re ordering from the same supply chain the factory uses. No special fonts or different thread pitches. Automotive Industry Overview

Order the Correct Parts the First Time

Watch a tech spend an hour on the phone trying to describe a part to a dealer — not productive. With this catalog on your tablet or printed out, you read the part number straight from the diagram. The machine’s serial number might be needed for some items, but the catalog gives you the base number. You call the dealer, read the number, and the part shows up. That’s it. You don’t need to “upgrade” to a newer design if you don’t want to. Stick with the factory parts and you maintain the original duty cycle rating. Automotive Industry Overview

Using the FIAT Kobelco CKE, BME 2011 Parts Catalog

The catalog is a PDF, 14 pages, scanned from the original 2011 print. You can search for keywords, zoom in on diagrams, and print individual pages for the job. Keep it next to the service manual on your laptop. I always tell green techs: before you pull a part, confirm the number first. That habit saves more money than any coupon. If you work on other FIAT Kobelco 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. For older models, the FIAT Kobelco LK650-II 1992 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs is also available. Related manuals:

• FIAT Kobelco ED150, ED150-IE 2013 Parts Catalog OEM
• FIAT Kobelco ED150, ED150-2 2009 Parts Catalog OEM Manual
• FIAT Kobelco LK650-II 1992 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs

Can I use this parts catalog to repair my backhoe engine?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. You get part numbers and exploded diagrams, not torque specs or removal procedures.

How do I find the correct part number for my specific machine if the serial number isn’t listed?

Start by matching the model (CKE600G, BME800G, etc.) listed on page 2. The catalog shows base part numbers for common assemblies. For serial-number-specific variations, you’ll need the machine’s VIN plate and cross-reference with the factory parts system. The catalog includes a note that standard equipment may vary by area, so if you’re working on a machine that was originally sold in Europe versus North America, the bulletin number CKE_G_BME_G_EU2 suggests this is the European version. Compare the hydraulic pump part number in the diagram with what’s actually on the machine — if they match, you’re good. If not, contact your Kobelco dealer with both the catalog number and the machine’s serial number. I’ve seen too many guys order the wrong swing motor because they assumed all G-series used the same motor. They don’t. The CKE2500G has a different final drive than the CKE1350G. Check the diagram carefully; the part number is printed next to the callout. This catalog eliminates that guesswork if you take the two minutes to verify.

If you want to stop wasting time on wrong parts and start ordering exactly what the factory intended, Access the Factory Manual now.