FIAT Kobelco SK250-6E, SK250LC-6E, SK250NLC-6E 2004 Parts Catalog

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FIAT Kobelco SK250-6E, SK250LC-6E, SK250NLC-6E 2004 Parts Catalog

Listen, I’ve torn down more excavator booms than I care to count, and nothing burns my time like ordering the wrong part because the catalog was a reprint or the exploded view was missing. This FIAT Kobelco SK250-6E, SK250LC-6E, SK250NLC-6E 2004 Parts Catalog is the real factory book – 696 pages of Japan-printed paper that tells you exactly what bolts go where, with no guesswork.

Before you call the dealer, you need the machine serial number. This catalog covers SK250-6E LQ09-04801~04914, LQ10-04915~; SK250LC-6E LL09-03501~03665, LL10-03666~; and SK250NLC-6E LL09-03501~03665, LL10-03666~. If your serial falls outside those ranges, stop – this book won’t match. I’ve seen guys try to force parts from a different series. Don’t be that guy.

696 Pages of Factory Parts Data

That’s not a random number. Every page in this book carries the book code S3LQ00006ZE06 and was printed in July 2004 in Japan. The first section is the preface – read it. Then comes the ordering procedure with required fields: machine type, machine or engine number, part number, part name, quantity, and your shipping info. Miss one field and your part is delayed.

The catalog uses FIG numbers like 001-50-1 for grouping assemblies. You’ll see item numbers, part numbers, part names (both English and Japanese), quantity per assembly, reference columns, and applicable machine serial ranges. This is not a generic diagram – it’s tied to specific serial ranges.

Machine Serial Number Range: What It Means

Each model has a defined range. SK250-6E: LQ09-04801 to 04914, then LQ10-04915 and up. SK250LC-6E and SK250NLC-6E share the same numbers: LL09-03501 to 03665, then LL10-03666 onward. If your machine falls outside these – say an early 2003 model – this catalog will have different part numbers. I keep a paper copy of this exact catalog in my toolbox because aftermarket scans always cut off the application notes.

Ordering Parts: The Correct Procedure

Do not call the parts counter and say “I need a connector.” You need the six-item checklist from page 5 of this catalog: (1) Machine type (e.g., PM05-05001~), (2) Machine or engine number, (3) Part number, (4) Part name, (5) Quantity, (6) Address and forwarding instructions. The example shows a CONNECTOR with part number YR20M01020P1 – that specificity is the difference between getting the right part and holding up the job for a week.

Does This Catalog Cover Engine Parts?

Yes – but only in a dedicated chapter. The preface states, “For engine parts, refer to the Chapter ‘ENGINE’.” This catalog is for the whole machine; the engine section lists parts specific to the FIAT Kobelco powertrain. Don’t expect fuel injector part numbers here if you need the engine long block – that’s a separate manual. For transmission and undercarriage, this book has it all.

Reading the Part Number and Reference Columns

Take the example from FIG 001-50-2: POWER TAKE-OFF ASSY, part number YR30P00003F1. Under that you see sub-items like A1 24100U341F1 COUPLING ASSY with QTY 1 and reference SEE(C.P.M). A1-1 has COUPLING part 24100U341S1, A1-2 uses SOCKET, BOLT 2418U128S5 with 6 pieces, A1-3 PIN, SPRING ZP26D05010 with 9 pieces. The reference column tells you where to look for additional info – ignore it and you miss critical cross-references.

If you are working on the undercarriage or final drives, match your serial range against the applicable column. For a related resource, check out the FIAT Kobelco SK250LC-6E Training Manual 2002 – 692 Pages OEM Specs which covers service procedures. For the smaller excavator line, the FIAT Kobelco ED150, ED150-IE 2013 Parts Catalog OEM covers later models. And for the ED150 series from 2009, the FIAT Kobelco ED150, ED150-2 2009 Parts Catalog OEM Manual is a good companion.

The heavy equipment world runs on correct part numbers – one wrong digit and you’re waiting on a backorder from Japan. This catalog keeps you straight, and it’s used across the Automotive Industry Overview for reference on how OEM documentation standardizes maintenance. For a broader look at repair documentation standards, see Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia.

Can I use this catalog for the SK250LC-6E?

Yes, the catalog covers all three variants: SK250-6E, SK250LC-6E, and SK250NLC-6E for the serial numbers listed.

What information do I need to order a part using this catalog?

You must provide machine type and serial number, part number, part name, quantity, and your shipping address. The catalog includes a dedicated ordering section on page 5 that lists these six required items. If you skip the machine serial number, the dealer cannot confirm the part matches your specific configuration. Always double-check the applicable serial range in the catalog before placing the order – the table shows both start and end ranges for each model year. For example, SK250-6E from LQ09-04801 to 04914, then LQ10-04915 onward. If your machine is in the gap, you might need a revised part number. Write those numbers on the blank page at the front of the catalog along with engine serial and delivery date – it saves hours of backtracking later.

Access the Factory Manual and keep it where you can grab it. I printed mine out and stuck it in a three-ring binder. When a pin bushing wears and you need the part number for the seal kit, you’ll be glad you have the real thing – not some scanned mess with crooked pages. Click the button, get the PDF, and get back to work.