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New Holland B95LR 2005 Parts Catalog

You’re ordering parts for a B95LR loader backhoe and the aftermarket catalog gives you a fuzzy drawing and a part number that doesn’t match. I’ve been there. This is the real deal: the New Holland B95LR 2005 Parts Catalog, 1100 pages of factory illustrations and OEM part numbers. No guessing. Every bolt, gasket, and seal is indexed from the same print used at the dealer.

Aftermarket parts catalogs skip details. They consolidate variations. This factory manual breaks down every subassembly. Need the part for the valve mechanism inside the cylinder head? Section 0.066 01 covers it. Need the exact fuel injection pump? Section 0.140 01 lists every component. The difference between a bent lift hook and the correct one is a page flip.

New Holland B95LR 2005 Parts Catalog: What Makes It Authentic

Printed by CNH America in 2006, this is the same document dealership parts counters use. The book number is 87364130 NA. It’s not a scan of a scan. The illustrations are crisp, the part numbers are the original OEM numbers. You won’t find cross-referenced aftermarket equivalents that may or may not fit. Every number here matches the factory build sheet for the B95LR.

Engine Section: Cylinder Block, Head, and Valve Mechanism

The engine section runs from SEC. 01 00 ENGINE 1/2 through SEC. 01 01 ENGINE 2/2. That’s dozens of subsections. Cylinder block parts: section 0.040 01 and 0.040 02. Cylinder head gaskets, covers, and the full valve mechanism in 0.066 01. The **Valve** train, pushrods, rockers – all there. If you’re rebuilding the engine, this catalog tells you exactly which piston ring set (0.081 01) and which connecting rod bearing (0.082 01) to order. No cross-referencing required.

Turbocharger section 0.240 01, fuel injection pump 0.140 01, dynamic balancer 0.105 01. Every rotating assembly has its own page. You can identify the crankshaft pulley (0.084 01) and the flywheel (0.083 01) by visual match. The manual even includes the engine lift hook (0.450 01) – something aftermarket catalogs always leave out.

Fuel System Components: What’s in the Catalog?

Fuel filter (0.200 01), fuel pump (0.201 01), and multiple fuel injection system sections (0.140 02, 0.142 01, 0.149 01, 0.203 01, 0.204 01). Each one lists the hoses, clamps, and brackets. If you’re chasing a fuel leak or replacing injectors, you need the correct banjo bolts and crush washers. This catalog shows them.

3 Transmission Subsections You’ll Find

SEC. 03 00 TRANSMISSION 1/2 and SEC. 03 01 TRANSMISSION 2/2 cover the gearboxes. The 2WD Power-Shuttle (1.28.0/A) and 4WD Power-Shuttle (1.28.0/B) each have seven or eight detailed breakdowns. Transmission oil cooling pipes (1.39.8 01), filter pipes (1.28.6 01), and external shifting controls (1.29.1 01). If you’re swapping a gear or rebuilding a shuttle, you’ll see every snap ring and bearing.

Use Factory Illustrations to Avoid Wrong Parts

Aftermarket catalogs often combine parts across model years. This catalog is specific to the 2005 B95LR. The illustration for the radiator (sections 636 and 637) shows the exact core, shroud, and fan. The front axle section (SEC. 04 00) splits 2WD from 4WD. You can match your swivel housing to the drawing in section 402 02. No ambiguity.

Cooling System: Radiator and Fan Drive Details

Radiator sections are extensive: 636 01, 636 02, 636/1 01, 636/2 02, 637 01, 637 02, 637/1 01, 637/2 01, 637/3 01. Expansion tank (1.17.2 01) and fan drive (0.345/A 01). If you’re replacing the water pump (0.320 01) or thermostat (0.326 01), you can see the gasket and housing differences. The manual doesn’t assume – it shows.

A quick heads-up: this is a parts catalog, not a service manual. You won’t find torque specs or repair procedures here. What you get is the complete parts breakdown for ordering. Combine it with a factory service manual and you have the full picture. Check the Automotive Industry Overview for context on OEM documentation standards, but for this machine, the factory part is the only safe bet.

Related manuals that pair well with this catalog:

• New Holland B95 B95LR B95TC B110 B115 Operators Manual for operating instructions.
• Ford New Holland 853 1993 Parts Catalog for earlier models.
• Ford New Holland 568 1991 Parts Catalog for compact tractors.
• Automotive Industry Overview for general reference.

Is this a reprint or the original factory parts book?

It’s a high-quality scan of the original 2005 factory parts catalog printed by CNH America in 2006. You get the exact content from the dealer.

Does it cover only the B95LR or other models too?

This catalog is specifically for the New Holland B95LR loader backhoe. It does not cover B95TC or B110. For those, see the related operators manual linked above. The 1100 pages are dedicated to one machine, so every part number is precise.

Are torque specifications included for reassembly?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and illustrations only. Use a factory service manual for torque values and procedures.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a 2006 B95LR?

Yes. The 2005 catalog covers all B95LR machines built through that model year. Minor updates may exist, but the core engine, transmission, and chassis parts carry over. Always verify with the part number from your machine.

You need the right part the first time. Aftermarket catalogs cost you hours of cross-referencing and still fail. This factory manual cuts that out. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your shop tablet. Every time you tear down a B95LR, you’ll have the OEM part number in hand.