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Fiatallis FR15B Parts Catalog – 33 Pages of Factory Specs You Can Trust

You have a Fiatallis FR15B wheel loader sitting in the yard with a leaky brake chamber or a dead electrical component, and you need the right part number fast. Grab an aftermarket parts list and you might get lucky, but odds are you’ll order the wrong seal or harness, then eat the restocking fee and lose a day. This Fiatallis FR15B Parts Catalog is 33 pages of factory-originated breakdowns, not some third-party compilation. I’ve been wrenching for 28 years, and I’ve seen more parts mix-ups from people skipping the OEM book than from any other mistake. This catalog spits out the exact subgroup grid, part number, and quantity for every component listed in the Table of Contents—air conditioner condenser, brake air dryer, cab heater, canopy lights, you name it. If you’re looking for Fiatallis FR15B Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs for Wheel Loader, you’re already in the right place.

Fiatallis FR15B Parts Catalog: Why OEM Matters

Aftermarket catalogs cost less up front, but they cut corners. The original factory document—this one—was built from the same engineering data used to assemble the loader. Every subgroup grid number, like E101/1 4A for the condenser mounting or G109 1 for the brake air dryer, comes straight from Fiatallis. You don’t guess, you look up the grid, read the part number, and order. For anyone working on older heavy equipment, that’s the difference between having the machine back in service tomorrow or waiting on a wrong part next week. Check out the related Fiatallis HD-9 1989 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs for comparison—it’s the same no-nonsense approach.

What the Parts Catalog Tells You: Part Numbers, Quantities, and Subgroup Grids

This is not a service manual. There are no torque specs, no disassembly steps, no wiring diagrams with voltage readings. It’s a parts catalog. What it gives you is a clean list of every replaceable piece in 20+ systems. The Alphabetical Index on page 1 runs from AIR CONDITIONER through WATER SEPARATOR. Under BRAKE you’ll find AIR DRYER (G109 1, B-13) and FLUID RESERVOIR (C102 4A, A-14). Each subgroup grid page (A-2 for Filter Care Kit, B-5 for Electrical System) shows exploded-view-like part breakdowns with quantities. The Numerical Index starting on page A-3 lets you look up a part number you already have and find where it belongs. That alone saves time when you’re staring at a bin of unlabeled bolts.

Brake System: Air Dryer Components and Fluid Reservoir

The brake section covers two critical assemblies. The AIR DRYER subgroup (G109 1, page B-13) lists components like the dryer cartridge, O-rings, and mounting hardware. The FLUID RESERVOIR (C102 4A, A-14) gives you the reservoir tank, cap, and sight glass part numbers. If you’ve ever had a brake system contamination from a failed dryer, you know how important it is to order the correct rebuild kit. Aftermarket catalogs often consolidate several FR15B variant parts into one vague listing. This catalog keeps them separate. For the air dryer components, page B-15 (G109 2) breaks down every bolt, seal, and valve. That level of detail makes the difference between a one-hour job and a three-hour hunt for the right hardware.

Wiring and Electrical: Canopy Lights and Electrical System Sections

Electrical gremlins in a loader will shut you down fast. The CANOPY LIGHTS & WIRING section (F401 7A, page B-12) includes lamp assemblies, harness connectors, and the wire routing clips. The ELECTRICAL SYSTEM section (E101/1 2A, page B-5) covers the main control units, relays, and fuse holders. Neither section gives you a wiring schematic—that’s in the service manual—but you get the OEM part numbers for every connector and harness. When you’re trying to trace a short in the canopy wiring, knowing the exact grommet part number lets you order the factory replacement instead of rigging a hack fix. Fiatallis HD-6A, HD-6AG, HD-6B, HD-6E 1989 Parts Catalog follows the same subgroup system, so once you learn the grid numbering, you can jump across models.

Filter Care Kit: Page 2 Breakdown for Your FR15B

Page 2 of this catalog is one of the most useful pages in the whole document—if you keep the loader on a regular service schedule. It lists the Filter Care Kit part numbers for three intervals: 250-hour, 500-hour, and 1000-hour. For example, the 250-hour kit (75127738) includes one lube oil filter (01902102), one transmission filter (73142551), one fuel filter (01902096), an O-ring (04727257), a hydraulic pilot filter (79079319), and more. Each kit is serial-number-specific: SIN 595101 & Up. No more calling the dealer with a serial number and waiting on hold. Pull up the grid, read the part number, put in the order. That’s the real value of an OEM factory spec document.

Alphabetical and Numerical Index: Navigating the 33 Pages

Two indexes built into the front of the catalog make it fast to find exactly what you need. The Alphabetical Index (page A-1) lists every topic from AIR CONDITIONER to WATER SEPARATOR with the subgroup grid reference. The Numerical Index (page A-3) sorts part numbers sequentially so you can cross-reference a part you pulled off the machine. Between these two indexes and the 33 total pages, you can locate any component in under a minute. That’s time you can’t get back when you’re standing in line at the parts counter.

Does this parts catalog include repair procedures?

It does not. This is a parts catalog—it lists part numbers, quantities, and subgroup grids. You need the service manual for disassembly, torque specs, and wiring diagrams.

Can I use this to find parts for my FR15B with serial number 595101 and up?

Yes. Page 2 includes a Filter Care Kit table specifically for SIN 595101 & Up. The rest of the catalog covers the FR15B range, but always cross-check your serial number against the Numerical Index because Fiatallis made running changes. If you have an earlier serial, some subgroup grids may not apply.

Are wiring diagrams included in this catalog?

No wiring diagrams. The Electrical System section (E101/1 2A) and Canopy Lights & Wiring (F401 7A) show part breakdowns for connectors, harnesses, and relays, but not schematic layouts. You’ll need the service manual for circuit troubleshooting.

How many pages does the catalog have?

33 pages.

You’ve got a loader that needs parts and a day that’s already half gone. Stop chasing aftermarket lists with missing grids or wrong quantities. Access the factory manual now and get the part numbers that actually fit. For an overview of the heavy equipment industry, see Automotive Industry Overview. Automotive Industry Overview is another resource, but the real answer is right here in the Fiatallis FR15B Parts Catalog.

Note: This is not a repair manual—it’s a parts catalog. Used alongside the factory service manual, it eliminates the guesswork from ordering. Whether you’re a solo mechanic or running a six-bay shop, having the OEM part numbers on your bench is how you keep the billable hours under control. Access the Factory Manual now.