Description

Hitachi Sumitomo ZAXIS 200, ZAXIS 200LC, ZAXIS 210, ZAXIS 210H, ZAXIS 240 Parts Catalog

If you’re ordering parts for a Hitachi Sumitomo ZAXIS series machine and you’re relying on aftermarket cross-reference sites, you’re wasting time and risking wrong parts. I’ve been down that road. The factory parts catalog — the one with 872 pages — shows you exactly which part number fits each variant: Hitachi Sumitomo ZAXIS 200, ZAXIS 200LC, ZAXIS 210, ZAXIS 210H, ZAXIS 240 Parts Catalog. No assumptions. No ‘this should work’. You get the OEM exploded view and the callout numbers the dealer uses.

Upperstructure Frame Breakdown (200/E/210/H/K Models)

The upperstructure section splits the frame into two major groups: one covering the 200, E, 210, H, K models and another covering the N and 240 models. Each has its own counterweight options — from the standard B type to the HG type with hanging, even an iron casting and 0.4T or 1.0T add-ons. The boom foot pin, center joint, and boom damping system are all detailed with their own pages. If you’re swapping a counterweight or rebuilding the swing device, this catalog gives you the exact part numbers for your machine code. You’ll find the pump device split between the <200,210,H,K,N,240> group and a separate entry for the model because Hitachi changed the pump mounting. That level of detail is why I won’t touch an aftermarket parts list for these machines.

Does This Parts Catalog Cover the Fuel System?

Yes. The fuel system sections cover tank, piping, feed pump, and double filter for each model variant. Part numbers are specific to the machine code.

Match the Right Model Code to Your Machine

On page 1 and again in the foreword, the catalog uses angle-bracket codes: <200>, , <210>, , , , <240>. These correspond to exact model and regional specifications. For example, a ZAXIS 210H with auto engine control uses different pilot piping than a manual control version. The catalog has separate sections for each. You need to find your machine’s Product Identification Number and cross-reference it to the applicable model list. Ignore this and you’ll order a fuel feed pump that doesn’t match your engine control setup. I’ve seen a guy install the wrong solenoid valve because he didn’t check the code. Save yourself the re-order time.

872 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

Every page in this Parts Catalog is an exploded diagram with a numbered parts list. The interchangeability codes — Y, I, T, P — tell you if a part can be substituted, is prohibited, or requires a kit. The quantity column shows how many per assembly. This is the same data the Hitachi dealer uses to fill orders. When you order a part from this catalog, you get the exact OEM number, not a cross-reference that might have been updated. For the engine, you also get oil filter piping, inter cooler piping, radiator support, and air cleaner parts broken down by model. The 872-page count includes every nut, bolt, and seal for the upperstructure, undercarriage, and attachments.

Engine Section: What You Get

The Engine section covers the mounting and support hardware, but note the manual says engine internal parts are in a separate engine parts catalog. However, you still get the oil filter piping, inter cooler piping, inter cooler net, radiator and its support, reserve tank, air cleaner (with support and parts), pre-cleaner, and muffler. Fuel system components like the tank, lines, and double filter are here too. If you need a radiator hose for a ZAXIS 200LC, the part number is in this catalog. The engine control motor and stop cable are listed under the auto engine control section, and the manual control versions have their own sections.

This is an original Hitachi Sumitomo publication, not a scanned reprint from a third-party. The foreword on page 4 states the interchangeability rules and the proper way to read the catalog. Aftermarket copies often miss the footnotes about service codes W, H, D, K, R, S, Z. Those codes tell you if a part requires local machining (W), is a precision part (H), or cannot be replaced individually (D). Missing that information can lead to ordering a part you can’t install yourself.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a ZAXIS 200LC?

Yes. The ZAXIS 200LC is included as <200LC> in the applicable model list.

What does the interchangeability code ‘I’ mean in the parts list?

The ‘I’ code (see page 4 of the manual) indicates that the part shown can be replaced by the alternate part number listed in the substitute parts column. However, you cannot use the originally listed part in place of the alternate. This is important because if you have a machine with an older serial number and the manufacturer superseded the part, the ‘I’ code tells you the newer part is the direct replacement. Always check the serial number cut-off dates. The manual uses date codes like D03/09 to indicate changeover timing. Failing to verify this means you could order a part that doesn’t fit your machine’s production run. I’ve seen guys order the wrong counterweight bracket because they ignored the interchangeability column.

If you want to stop chasing part numbers and start getting the right Hitachi Sumitomo components on the first order, access the factory manual. It’s 872 pages of the same data the dealer uses.

Related Manuals

• HITACHI ZAXIS 200 210 240 Parts Catalog
• HITACHI ZAXIS 200 210 Parts Catalog
• HITACHI ZAXIS Troubleshooting Manual

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