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New Holland B110 2007 Parts Catalog

Let me tell you what happens when you order parts for a B110 loader backhoe using a third-party parts list. You get the wrong piston ring set. Or the crankcase cover gasket doesn’t fit. Then you’re waiting another week, the machine is down, and you’re eating the return shipping. This New Holland B110 2007 Parts Catalog is the only way to avoid that. It’s the exact same 1415-page book that New Holland dealers use. Every part number, every exploded diagram comes straight from CNH America LLC. No guesswork, no aftermarket nonsense.

Running a six-bay shop in San Antonio, I’ve seen too many guys try to save thirty bucks on a printed copy and end up paying triple in returns and reorders. This manual is a Parts Catalog issued 01Feb 07, part number 87659775 NA. It covers the B110 Tier 3 Loader Backhoe. Automotive Industry Overview doesn’t cover this kind of heavy equipment, but this PDF does.

Engine Section: Crankshaft and Cylinder Breakdown

SEC. 01 – ENGINE takes up a serious chunk of the manual. You get exploded views for the 0.02.0 ENGINE, 0.04.0 CRANKCASE, 0.06.0 CYLINDER HEAD, 0.08.0 CRANKSHAFT, and every component in between. Need the oil pump assembly? It’s under 0.30.0. Looking for the dynamic balancer? 0.10.5 01 and 02. The cylinder head covers are split into two pages (0.06.3 01 and 02) so you can see exactly which bolt and gasket goes where. If you’re rebuilding the engine or just swapping a head gasket, this section saves you from ordering the wrong rocker shaft parts.

What Does the Transmission Section Cover?

SEC. 03 – TRANSMISSION is massive. It’s broken down by drive configuration: 2WD Power-Shuttle, 4WD Power-Shuttle, and 4WD Power-Shift. Each subsection has its own gearing speed gear pages. New Holland B110 Parts Catalog – Section: Transmissiongearing Speed Gear shows you exactly how many pages are dedicated to each variant. You’ll find the part numbers for gears, shafts, bearings, and seals. If you’re pulling a transmission, you need this manual open on the bench.

3 Critical Sections for a Full Overhaul

SEC. 04 FRONT AXLE, SEC. 05 REAR AXLE, and SEC. 09 LOADER/BACKHOE are the three sections I’d call essential for a complete machine overhaul. The axle sections list every kingpin, seal, and bearing assembly. SEC. 09 splits into 01 LOADER, 02 BACKHOE, and 03 BACKHOE. The backhoe pages cover bucket pins, hydraulic cylinders, and the swing mechanism. Pair this with New Holland B110, B115 Repair Manual – 993-Page Factory Spec for repair procedures, but for ordering parts, this catalog is it.

Find the Right Part Number Fast

Every page is laid out with the part number, description, and quantity per assembly. The table of contents on page 4 of the PDF lists everything from SEC. 01 – ENGINE through SEC. 11 WHEELS. You can jump straight to 0.08.0 CRANKSHAFT or 0.14.0 INJECTION PUMP. No scrolling through blurry aftermarket scans. This is a direct factory PDF, searchable, printable. New Holland B110, B115 2007 Operators Manual – OEM Specs is a different document for daily operation, but for parts ordering, you want this catalog.

Crankcase Covers: OEM Specs You Need

Section 0.04.3 has three separate pages for crankcase covers: 01, 02, and 03. Each page shows a different cover configuration depending on your B110 serial number range. The 2007 Tier 3 models had variations in the oil sump and breather setup. If you order a cover from a generic parts website without checking these pages, you’ll get the wrong one. The manual also includes the engine oil dipstick (0.27.0) and the heat exchanger (0.31.5).

Does this catalog include hydraulic part numbers for the backhoe?

Yes. SEC. 09 02 BACKHOE and SEC. 09 03 BACKHOE cover all hydraulic cylinders, hoses, fittings, and control valves for the backhoe attachment.

Is the engine section detailed enough to order a complete crankshaft assembly?

Absolutely. Section 0.08.0 CRANKSHAFT lists the crankshaft part number, all main bearing inserts, thrust washers, and the pulley (0.08.4). Section 0.08.1 CONNECTING ROD and 0.08.2 PISTON are also there. You get the exact OEM part numbers for each cylinder’s components. I’ve used this to order a full rotating assembly for a B110 – everything matched, no returns. That’s the value of a factory Parts Catalog from New Holland. Don’t trust aftermarket cross-references for something as critical as a crankshaft.

A final word from someone who’s been turning wrenches since before some of you were born: a parts catalog is only as good as its source. This one is printed by CNH America LLC for the B110 Tier 3. 1415 pages, 2007 publication, direct from the factory. Automotive Industry Overview won’t help you here – the New Holland OEM documentation will. Stop wasting time on parts that don’t fit. Access the Factory Manual now.