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FIAT Kobelco SK200-3 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs

If you’ve ever ordered a seal kit for a FIAT Kobelco SK200-3 and ended up with a part that doesn’t fit because some aftermarket catalog listed a wrong number, you know the headache. I’ve had guys bring me parts that were off by a millimeter on the bore – costs time, money, and sometimes safety. This Parts Catalog is the original FIAT Kobelco factory document, scanned direct from the print. It runs 114 pages and covers every major assembly on the machine. No aftermarket guessing. No reprints. Just the numbers the factory used.

Bucket Cylinder and Other Cylinder Assemblies

One of the first sections you’ll hit is the Cylinder group. Three of them: bucket cylinder, dipper stick cylinder, and boom lift cylinder. Each has its own exploded view with part numbers for pistons, seals, bushings, and pins. Need a replacement seal for the bucket cylinder? Page 4 shows the exact O-ring and bushing. The catalog lists the part numbers like 2405T1313 for the bushing and 2445Z1136 for the O-ring. That kind of detail saves you from buying a whole assembly when you only need a $2 seal. And it prevents downtime waiting for the wrong piece to show up.

7 Major Sections Covering Every Component

The catalog is organized by machine system – not by arbitrary categories. You get sections for bucket and bucket pins, linkages, dipper stick, boom, cylinders, cab, seat, instrument panel, relays, computer, hand servo controls, heater, bonnet, doors, fuel tank, hydraulic tank, belly plates, diesel engine, radiator, hydraulic oil cooler, hydraulic pump, slew motor, control valve, centre joint, slew bearing, track chains, rollers, idlers, recoil springs, track adjusters, track motors, final drives, drive sprockets, and batteries. That’s 38 distinct sections. Each section includes a part number table with quantities, so when you order a track adjuster assembly you know exactly which spring and seal go with it.

What This Catalog Includes (and What It Doesn’t)

Let me be clear: this is a parts catalog, not a repair manual. You won’t get torque specs or step-by-step assembly instructions. What you get is the factory exploded diagrams and the official part numbers that FIAT Kobelco assigned to every nut, bolt, seal, and casting. For a rebuild job – say replacing the drive sprocket or overhauling the hydraulic pump – you use this catalog alongside a service manual. The catalog tells you what part to order; the service manual tells you how to install it. Having both is the right move. If you’re a shop owner, keeping this PDF on your tablet means your parts guy can pull numbers without digging through binders.

Who Needs This Parts Catalog?

DIY owners who maintain their own SK200-3. Operators who want to stock critical spares. Shops that service these machines. Anyone who’s ever wasted a day because a parts house sent the wrong final drive gear. The audience for this document is anyone who values getting the right part the first time. I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years and I still use factory catalogs every week. You can’t rely on memory or aftermarket cross-references – they’re often wrong, especially for older machines like this one.

Source Authenticity: Why OEM Beats Aftermarket

Aftermarket parts catalogs sometimes merge multiple models or omit superseded part numbers. This document is the original FIAT Kobelco publication. The OCR text confirms it – each page is a direct scan, not a retyped list. For example, the bucket section shows part number 24100N6440F3 for the 0.8m³ bucket assembly, then breaks down every component: cutting edge, adapter, tooth assembly, lock pin, side cutter, capscrew, nut, bushing, O-ring, pin, lock washer, shims, capscrew, spring pin. That level of detail doesn’t exist in a generic catalog. And if you’re cross-referencing with other models, you can check the FIAT Kobelco ED150, ED150-IE 2013 Parts Catalog OEM or the FIAT Kobelco ED150, ED150-2 2009 Parts Catalog OEM Manual. For the larger family, see the FIAT Kobelco LK650-II 1992 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs. Also, the Automotive Industry Overview gives background on how OEM standards ensure fitment.

Is this a repair manual or a parts catalog?

It’s a parts catalog. It lists part numbers and exploded views, not service procedures.

Can I use this catalog to find aftermarket parts?

You can use the OEM numbers to cross-reference with aftermarket brands, but the catalog itself only lists FIAT Kobelco OEM parts. If you want an aftermarket alternative, take the factory number to your supplier and ask for the equivalent. The advantage is you start with the correct number rather than guessing from a generic list. Many aftermarket catalogs skip supersessions or combine fits across years, which leads to wrong parts. Using this catalog eliminates that guesswork. Just be aware that some OEM parts may be discontinued, and then you’ll need to find an alternative through a dealer.

Does the catalog include hydraulic cylinder part numbers?

Yes. Sections for Bucket Cylinder, Dipper Stick Cylinder, and Boom Lift Cylinder each list all internal components with part numbers and quantities.

How do I read the part numbers?

Numbers like 2412J1348 for the bucket shell or B12N0006F1 for the tooth assembly are stamped on the parts. Use the exploded diagrams to identify which number corresponds to which location.

Stop chasing wrong parts. If you own or work on a Kobelco SK200-3, this catalog saves you from ordering blind. Access the Factory Manual and keep the right numbers at your fingertips.