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New Holland B110B Parts Catalog

If you have ever spent an hour cross-referencing aftermarket parts lists only to find the wrong seal or a bracket that does not fit, you know exactly why I keep a factory parts catalog within arm’s reach. The New Holland B110B Parts Catalog is 1441 pages of the kind of detail that saves your weekend – and your wallet. This is the same book the dealer parts counter uses, printed from the original OEM plates. No scanned PDF with missing pages. No “compatible with” guessing game.

I have been turning wrenches for 28 years, and I have seen what happens when someone orders a cylinder head gasket from a generic number. The B110B backhoe loader is a Tier 3 machine with specific tolerances. The parts catalog lists every nut, bolt, and seal by New Holland’s own part number, including the exploded diagrams that show you exactly how things stack. You want the crankshaft thrust washer? Page 5 tells you the exact part number and the quantity needed. That is the difference between a job that goes together and one that sits on jack stands.

Engine Section: Crankshaft, Cylinder Head, and More

The engine section alone runs from crankcase covers to the turbocharger. You get the Engine group with sub-sections for the Cylinder head, rocker shaft, intake and exhaust manifolds, Crankshaft, connecting rod, piston, flywheel, and pulley. Each sub-section has its own exploded view with part callouts. Need the oil pump drive gear? It is listed under “Oil Pump – Engine.” The Fuel system gets its own section too – fuel tank, filter, piping, and the injection pump with injector components. For a B110B, knowing the correct injection pump part number can save you a core charge headache.

Does This Catalog Cover the Transmission and Axles?

Yes, and it covers both the 2WD power-shuttle and the 4WD power-shift variants. The Transmission section includes torque converter components, gearshift outer and hydraulic components, parking brake, and speed gears. There are separate breakdowns for the front and rear drive shaft groups. The Front Axle and Rear Axle sections are listed in the table of contents, though the page numbers are not printed in the excerpt. What you do get is the same level of detail as the engine section – every bearing, seal, and shim with a New Holland part number.

1441 Pages of OEM Parts Breakdown

This is not a condensed service manual. It is a parts catalog, which means it is built for ordering. The exploded diagrams are the primary tool. Each illustration has a reference number that points to a table listing the part number, description, and quantity. The Electrical section covers the motor electric installation, alternator, and battery-related components. The Loader and Backhoe sections are broken into sub-sections like “Boom,” “Bucket,” and “Cylinder.” If you need a bucket pin or a hydraulic hose, you will find it here.

Get the Right Part Number for Your B110B

When you are looking at a worn-out component, the last thing you want is to order a part that does not fit. The B110B has variations like “TYPE 1-4” and different options for EU and NA markets. The catalog includes optional equipment sections for both EU and NA. That means you can cross-reference your machine’s serial number range against the part number. The catalog also lists the revision history – first edition dated 01Feb08. It was issued by CNH America LLC, so you know the data came straight from the factory.

Fuel System: Tank, Filter, Piping

The fuel tank and related parts section shows the tank, filter breakdown, exhaust tube, muffler, and air cleaner hoses. The Fuel system piping is listed under the engine section as “Piping – Fuel.” If you are replacing a fuel line or a fuel filter head, the diagram will show the exact routing and clamp locations. That matters when you are trying to avoid air leaks on a Tier 3 diesel.

Audience Fit: Who Needs This Catalog?

This parts catalog is for anyone who owns or works on a New Holland B110B backhoe loader. Home garage enthusiasts who do their own maintenance will save money by ordering the correct parts the first time. Professional mechanics will use it to quote jobs accurately. Shop owners can hand it to a junior tech and say, “Find the part number for the rocker shaft.” The catalog is not a repair manual, but it is the necessary companion to the New Holland B90B B100B B110B Service Manual – that service manual gives you the torque specs and procedures; this catalog gives you the part numbers.

Source Validity: OEM vs. Aftermarket

I have seen aftermarket catalogs that list a part number that crossed to a different manufacturer. When you order that, you get a box with the wrong thread pitch. This catalog is the original New Holland publication, printed by CNH America LLC. The copyright notice is clear: “Copyright © 2007, CNH America LLC. All Rights Reserved.” The book number is 87659792 NA. If you want to verify the authenticity, you can cross-reference it with the Automotive Industry Overview or check the New Holland dealer network. But the bottom line is – this is the same data the dealer uses. Aftermarket catalogs are a shortcut that often leads to returns.

For a parts catalog, you need diagrams that are clear and part numbers that are current. The B110B catalog includes the “OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT – NA” and “OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT – EU” sections, which cover things like a cab, heater, and auxiliary hydraulics. If your machine has a factory cab, you will find the glass and seal part numbers there.

What is the difference between this parts catalog and the service manual?

The parts catalog gives you exploded diagrams and part numbers. The service manual gives you torque specs, test procedures, and repair steps. You need both to do the job right. The service manual is listed as New Holland B90B B100B B110B Service Manual.

Will this catalog work for my B110B if it was built after 2008?

The catalog was issued February 2008 and covers Tier 3 machines. If your B110B is a Tier 4 Interim or later, you need a different catalog. This book covers the first production run through the 2008 model year. Check your machine’s serial number against the dealer to confirm compatibility. Partial manuals for later years are available as New Holland B90B, B110B, B95B, B95BTC, B95BLR 2008 Operators Manual and New Holland B90B, B110B, B95B, B95BTC, B95BLR 2011 Operators Manual.

Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep a copy on your tablet or print the pages you need. Your parts counter will thank you, and your B110B will stay on the job.