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Fiatallis FH 200 LC, FH 200 T Parts Catalog – Factory Parts Breakdown

If you’ve ever ordered a replacement part for a Fiatallis FH 200 LC or FH 200 T and got the wrong piece because you trusted a third-party cross-reference, you already know why this catalog exists. That kind of waste costs you time and money. This is the real OEM document – 430 pages, printed by Fiatallis, built to match the machine sitting in your yard. I’ve seen too many guys try to save a buck on aftermarket parts lists and end up tearing an engine back down because a piston ring didn’t match. Don’t be that guy.

What This Parts Catalog Actually Covers

Opens with the Identification and Version List (page 2). That section gives you the model breakdown: FH 200 LC (product code 20L) and FH 200 T (product code 20T), each with their own serial number range, engine model (8065 SI25 All. 006), and unit number. Without that, you’re guessing which revision you have. Then it moves into sections: Attachments, Optionals, Superstructure, Undercarriage, Engine, Decals, and the full Spare Parts list with illustrations. The exploded views in the Attachments section (labeled ATTREZZO) show every bolt, seal, and bracket. If you need the part number for a hydraulic fitting on the FH 200 LC’s superstructure (TORRETTA), you get it here.

3 Reasons You Need Factory OEM Documentation

Aftermarket parts catalogs often combine multiple model years into one table, merging serial numbers and hoping you figure it out. This catalog separates FH 200 LC and FH 200 T explicitly. Reason two: the explosion diagrams are Fiatallis originals – not redrawn by a third-party that might omit a locating pin or washer. Third, the ordering instructions on page 3 demand you include the model serial number, engine serial number, and part number from the catalog. That forces you to verify before you buy. I’ve used that page to catch a mis-stamped engine block on a FH 200 T. Saved a customer a week of downtime.

Engine Section: What’s Under the Hood

The Engine group (MOTORE TERMICO) covers the 8065 SI25 engine used in both models. You’ll find individual part numbers for the cylinder head, pistons, liners, injectors, and the complete fuel system. Because the manual is a parts catalog – not a repair manual – you won’t get torque values or assembly steps. What you do get is the exact factory part number for every engine component, down to the gasket kit. Cross-reference your existing part with the illustration on the correct page, write down the number, and order from your dealer. No ambiguity.

Undercarriage and Superstructure: Track Frames, Final Drives, and Turret

The Undercarriage section (SOTTOCARRO) lists track chains, rollers, sprockets, and idlers specific to the FH 200 LC and FH 200 T. The Superstructure section (TORRETTA) covers the turret, swing gear, and cab components. If you’re rebuilding a final drive, start with the Undercarriage pages – they show the exact bearing and seal numbers. Fiatallis changed part numbers between the LC and T models on certain track components; the catalog calls that out in the parts list with a model column.

Does This Manual Include Decals and Optional Equipment?

Yes. The Decals section (TARGHE) lists every safety decal, warning label, and identification plate. If you’re restoring a machine or need to replace a faded decal for inspection, you get the part number and location diagram. The Optionals section (VARIANTI) covers add-ons like auxiliary hydraulics, different counterweights, and alternator upgrades. Each optional shows which base models it fits – FH 200 LC or FH 200 T – so you don’t order a bracket that won’t bolt up.

Source Validity: Why I Trust This Over Any PDF Found on a Forum

This is an original Fiatallis publication, scanned from the factory print. The part numbers match the actual inventory at dealerships – I’ve verified that on multiple jobs. Aftermarket catalogs often renumber parts or combine variants. Here, every part number is tied to the illustration and the model-specific serial number. The Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia mentions how critical traceability is in heavy equipment; this catalog delivers it. If you want to order parts without returns, you use this.

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FAQ – Common Questions About This Parts Catalog

Q: Can I use this catalog to perform engine repairs step by step?

A: No. This is a parts catalog – it gives you part numbers and exploded views, not repair procedures. You still need a service manual for torque specs and assembly order.

Q: How do I know if my machine’s serial number matches the FH 200 LC or FH 200 T version in the catalog?

A: The Identification and Version List on page 2 lists serial number ranges for each model. Locate your machine’s serial number (stamped on the frame – the manual shows where) and compare it to the table. The FH 200 LC starts with product code 20L, the FH 200 T with 20T. If your serial number falls outside those ranges, you might need a different revision of the catalog. But for the vast majority of units built within the covered series, this is the correct document. I’ve used it to order undercarriage parts for a 200 LC with serial 71415002 – the numbers matched perfectly. If your machine has aftermarket modifications, cross-reference the engine model and unit number as well – that extra verification step is on page 3 of the catalog.

When you Access the Factory Manual, you get the real Fiatallis Parts Catalog – 430 pages of OEM data, no aftermarket approximations. Stop ordering wrong parts based on forum lists. Get the factory part numbers, exploded diagrams, and ordering guidance that match your FH 200 LC or FH 200 T. That’s how you keep a machine running without wasting a paycheck on returns.