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John Deere 700J 2007 Parts Catalog

If you’re wrenching on a John Deere 700J crawler dozer and you’re guessing part numbers, you’re burning money and time. I’ve seen guys order a final drive guard kit three times because they eyeballed it instead of pulling the serial number and opening a factory diagram. That’s a half-day lost, and the wrong part still doesn’t fit. This 2007 Parts Catalog — 423 pages of OEM drawings — is what the John Deere dealer uses when you call in. It’s not a service manual; it’s a parts bible. Every exploded view, every callout, every supersession. You don’t guess, you point to the page.

That’s the kind of time this manual saves you.

TRACK FRAMES AND UNDERCARRIAGE: Section 0131 Details

Section 0131 covers the track frame assembly, rockguards, rock deflectors, and the final drive guard kit for LGP and XLT track configurations. You get separate views for standard vs. low-ground-pressure machines. Each component is indexed with a reference number tied to the parts list. Need the drain plug guard kit? It’s there, with the exact OEM part number. Don’t trust aftermarket diagrams that blur the difference between a standard rockguard and an LGP version — that mistake costs you a weekend.

CHAINS, SHOES, AND SPROCKETS: Section 0132 Breakdown

Section 0132 covers lubed track, drive sprockets, and sprocket guards. The difference between a standard sprocket guard and the heavy-duty version is a single digit in the part number, but the price gap is real. The exploded diagram shows exactly which bolts and washers go where. You’ll also see the track chain tension adjuster components — a common wear item on dozers that work in rock. Match the serial number range (S.N. -139435) to ensure compatibility.

ROLLERS, IDLERS, AND TENSION: Section 0133

Section 0133 gets into the track rollers (single and double flanged), carrier rollers, front idlers, and the track chain tension adjuster. Each roller type has its own diagram with flange variations. If you’re replacing idler brackets, the catalog lists the bracket and the hardware separately — something aftermarket PDFs often combine into a single line item, making it impossible to order just the broken bracket. That’s the value of an OEM breakout.

Why This Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Diagrams

I’ve used third-party parts catalogs that show a generic undercarriage drawing and tell you to “match your part”. On a 700J, the track frame depth changes between standard and LGP. The aftermarket drawing won’t show that. This catalog gives you the exact exploded view for your serial number range. It also references the this Wikipedia article on diesel engine for the engine type (6.8L turbocharged diesel), but the part numbers are all John Deere factory. No guesswork.

3 Serial Numbers You’ll Need to Match

Page 4 of the catalog shows seven serial number locations. For ordering undercarriage parts, you need at least three: the product identification number (left frame rail below operator station), the hydrostatic drive motor serial number (end cap), and the hydrostatic pump serial numbers (front and rear). If you’re ordering engine parts, you’ll need the engine serial number from the right side of the block. The catalog tells you exactly which serial number range each diagram applies to. Miss that, and you’ll order the wrong rockguard.

Understand the Transmission System Components

Section 0315 covers the transmission control lever (FNR), section 0325 covers the flywheel coupler, and section 0355 covers the tandem pump and hydrostatic pump charging system. If you’re replacing a flywheel coupler, the diagram shows the coupler, bolts, and the coupler-to-flywheel alignment. No aftermarket catalog breaks out the charging system filter manifold the way this one does — it lists the filter, the manifold block, and the O-rings separately. For more background on the engine type, see this Wikipedia article on diesel engines.

Related Manuals:

• John Deere 700J 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Diagrams
• John Deere 700J 2012 Technical Manual – 376 Page Factory Specs
• John Deere 2130 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs for Correct Part Identification

Can I use this parts catalog to rebuild the engine?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. You need the technical manual for that.

How do I find the correct part number for my 700J?

Start by identifying your serial number prefix (S.N. -139435). The table of contents (TOC) organizes parts by system groups like TRACKS (0131), AXLES (0201), etc. Each section has exploded diagrams with numbered callouts. Match the callout number to the parts list which includes the OEM part number, description, and quantity. Always verify through your dealer as part numbers can change due to product improvements.

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