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FIAT Kobelco K907C, K907CLC Parts Catalog

I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years, and I can tell you the difference between a job that drags on and one that wraps up fast. It’s having the right part number the first time. This FIAT Kobelco K907C, K907CLC Parts Catalog is a factory document – 96 pages of hydraulic component breakdowns taken straight from Kobelco’s own engineering. Page 4 alone lists every valve assembly, cylinder assembly, pump, and swivel joint with exact part numbers like 2436R542F1 and 24380704F1. That’s the kind of data that stops you from ordering the wrong seal kit or wasting a morning cross-referencing aftermarket garbage.

You’re not going to find generic illustrations here. Every exploded view and part number was printed by Kobe Steel, Ltd. for the K907C and K907CLC backhoe loaders. If you’re rebuilding a control valve or replacing a swing motor, you need the OEM reference – not a third-party reprint that might swap a digit. This catalog gives you the original factory layout, Japanese and English labels, and the exact fastener or seal that came off the line. Automotive Industry Overview

Hydraulic Part Numbers: What You Get

The table of contents on page 4 groups components by function: restrictor valves, stop valves, brake valves, control valves, swivel joints, gear pumps, swing motors, travel motors, pilot valves, relief valves, and cylinder assemblies for boom, arm, bucket. Each line has a part number like 24360619F2 or 2438R251F1. You don’t have to guess which relief valve fits the K907CLC – the catalog lists application-specific suffixes. Counterfeit or aftermarket catalogs often skip those variations. This one doesn’t.

Does This Catalog Cover Both K907C and K907CLC?

Yes. The cover and page 1 state “model K907C K907CLC” with applicable serial number ranges YG-0101- and LN-4201~. If your machine falls within those, this catalog matches. The parts are identical across both models except where noted. That’s the kind of clarity you need when the parts counter asks for a serial number. You can point to the book and say “241000321F1, solenoid valve, both models.”

96 Pages of Verified Part Numbers

96 pages isn’t a thick manual, but it’s dense. There’s no filler – no theory of operation, no safety warnings (those are in the service manual). This is pure parts reference: part number, description, quantity per machine, and sometimes a note about supersession. The original file is KOBELCO_K907C-K907CLC_Parts_Catalog_en-27314004737.pdf, and it’s the same one that dealers used. If you’re a shop owner, give this to your parts guy instead of letting him browse aftermarket sites. He’ll get the right piece faster.

Swivel Joints: OEM Part Breakdown

Look at the swivel joint assemblies on page 4: 24360556F3 and 24360818F1. The catalog includes the internal seal kit numbers and the exact torque sequence for the bolts? Actually, torque specs aren’t in a parts catalog – that’s why you pair this with the factory service manual. But the part numbers for the swivel seals are here. Combine this with FIAT Kobelco ED150, ED150-IE 2013 Parts Catalog OEM and FIAT Kobelco ED150, ED150-2 2009 Parts Catalog OEM Manual for cross-model reference. For the LK650-II, grab FIAT Kobelco LK650-II 1992 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs.

Order the Correct Cylinder Assembly

Boom cylinder 24380624F1, arm cylinder 24380419F1, bucket cylinder 24380515F4 – they’re all listed with separate part numbers for the cylinder assembly and the seal kit. If you’re rebuilding, order the assembly number if you need the whole can, or use the individual part numbers for seals and rods. The catalog’s page 4 shows suffix variations like F1, F2, F4, so you can pin down the exact revision. That matters when the pin size changed mid-production.

FAQ

Is this an OEM manual?

Yes. Published by Kobe Steel, Ltd. with copyright 2003 by Kobelco Construction Machinery America, LLC. Page 2 states that clearly.

What models are covered?

K907C and K907CLC backhoe loaders with serial prefixes YG-0101- and LN-4201~. The catalog applies to both.

How many pages?

96 pages of part numbers and exploded views. No fluff, no marketing.

Can I find cylinder assembly part numbers for the boom, arm, and bucket?

Yes. Page 4 lists boom cylinder 24380624F1, arm cylinder 24380419F1 (with variants F2), and bucket cylinder 24380515F4 (also 24380553F1). Each assembly has its own line. The catalog also includes the seal kit numbers if you look up the individual cylinder sections. For example, the arm cylinder on page 4 shows 24380419F1,F2 – the F2 suffix indicates a later revision. Having the original factory breakdown means you can order the correct seals without disassembling the cylinder first. That saves you a trip to the dealer and a day of downtime. Automotive Industry Overview

If you’re tired of chasing parts through aftermarket catalogs that guess at supersessions, get the factory document. Access the Factory Manual now and keep it on your shop tablet. Your next cylinder rebuild will go faster.