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Ihimer 14NXT Parts Catalog – Factory-OEM Reference for Your Mini Excavator

You are holding a part list that came straight from the Ihimer factory – not some aftermarket reprint that guesses at bolt sizes. The Ihimer 14NXT Parts Catalog is a 92-page document that gives you the exact OEM part numbers, quantities, and assembly relationships for every nut, washer, lever, and cable on this machine. If you have ever ordered a control cable only to find it is 10 mm too short, you know why this matters. I have been wrenching for 28 years, and the fastest way to waste a customer’s time is to rely on a parts list that was transcribed by a guy who has never touched a 14NXT. This manual eliminates that headache.

92 Pages of Factory Specs

The catalog is laid out by assembly groups. Each page shows an exploded-view drawing with a key table listing part numbers, descriptions, quantities, and serial-number ranges when revisions apply. For example, the Blade Control Assembly (page 83) lists the complete lever stack – clip (069028371), bolt M10x25 (1222045), spring (061812015), and the critical control cable (1120843001) with a length of 1100 mm. You do not have to measure or guess – it is printed. The same level of detail applies to the Engine Control Assembly starting on page 84. Every fastener, bushing, and washer is called out by its factory code.

Can You Rely on Aftermarket Parts Lists?

I have seen it a hundred times: a mechanic orders a “universal” control lever from a third-party supplier, only to find the pivot pin does not line up. Aftermarket catalogs often merge multiple model years into one drawing, skipping the small revisions that make the difference between a bolt that fits and one that strips. This manual is a direct scan of the original Ihimer document – it includes revision numbers (Rev. No. 1 on the blade sheet) and serial-number cutoffs. If your 14NXT has a serial number starting with EM’00001, you need the control ass’y 3020813003. No ambiguity.

Check the Serial Number Before Ordering Parts

Do not assume your machine matches the picture. On the Blade Control Assembly page (sheet 6-3), the part number 3020813003 applies to serial EM’00001 and up. The catalog also lists alternate assemblies such as 3020813004 and 3020813007 – each tied to a different production run. If you ignore the serial-number column, you risk buying the wrong lever or control cable. Write down your machine’s serial number, flip to the relevant assembly sheet, and confirm the column “CH. SERIAL NO.” It takes thirty seconds and saves you a return shipping fee.

Blade Control Assembly: Part Numbers and Descriptions

Start with page 83. The assembly consists of 19 line items. Key parts include the lever (3250466), packing (3250481) – the manual calls it “Campanone” in Italian – and two control cables depending on the assembly variant. The factory calls out a flat washer M6 (1224070) and a cotter pin Ø1.6×15 (1226466). These details matter because a shop that subs a standard M6 washer for the specified flat washer can cause binding at the pivot. The parts catalog lists the washer as “Rosetta Piana” and gives the bolt torque spec indirectly through the fastener grade; if you need torque values for the M10x25 bolt, you can match the bolt number to the corresponding service manual. This catalog is the foundation – you verify every component before you touch a wrench.

Engine Control Assembly Details

The engine side (page 84) covers the throttle lever, cable (1120815001 – Cavo Acceleratore), and mounting bracket (2030801006). The assembly includes two conical spring washers (3292486) and a lock nut M12 (1223689). If your engine throttle feels sloppy, the problem is often a worn bushing (1209534) or a missing spring washer. The parts catalog shows you exactly which bushing goes where – the column “QTY” tells you two are required, and the “REMARKS” column even notes the thread size. No guesswork. You order the factory part, install it, and move on to the next job.

Where to Find Related Manuals

If you are working on a fleet, you may also need the IHIMER 14NXT Parts Catalog for the same model, the IHIMER 14NXT Mini Excavator Spare Parts Catalog for additional assemblies, or the IHI 80 Miniexcavator Parts List – Noise Absorber for sound-dampening components. These are all factory-original scans, not photocopies. For an overview of why factory documentation is critical in heavy equipment repair, see the Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview for context on component standardization.

FAQ

Is this manual suitable for a beginner DIY mechanic?

If you can read a part number, yes.

How do I verify that a part number from this catalog matches my machine’s production run?

Every assembly page includes a “CH. SERIAL NO.” column. Compare your Ihimer 14NXT’s serial tag (located on the left side of the chassis frame) to the serial range listed in that column. For example, the blade control ass’y 3020813003 is shown with serial “EM’00001 –” meaning it covers all units from EM’00001 onward. If your machine falls outside that range, you need to check alternate assemblies listed on the same page. The catalog also includes revision numbers (e.g., Rev. No. 1) – these are important because later revisions may supersede earlier parts. If you are unsure, cross-reference the part number with the corresponding service manual or call the Ihimer dealer. The data in this catalog is a direct photograph of the factory document, so you are seeing exactly what the assembly line used.

Do not order another part based on an online forum post. Access the Factory Manual – the Ihimer 14NXT Parts Catalog – and have the exact numbers in hand. Your torque wrench, your wallet, and the machine’s next owner will thank you.