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New Holland B95TC 2006 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Documentation

I’ve torqued head bolts on enough New Holland backhoes to know when a parts book is cut from the real cloth. This New Holland B95TC 2006 Parts Catalog is the genuine factory print – 1094 pages, issued February 2006, book number 87360667 NA. If you’re ordering pistons, gaskets, or that obscure hydraulic fitting that’s weeping, this is the document that keeps your parts counter from guessing. Skip aftermarket reprints; they drop part-number revisions and supersessions. This one has them all.

Page 3 lays out the full table of contents. You get SEC. 01 00 ENGINE 1/2 and SEC. 01 01 ENGINE 2/2 – that’s the whole mill, from cylinder block to turbocharger. Need the valve mechanism? Section 0.066 01 CYLINDER HEAD – VALVE MECHANISM. Want the exact oil pump seal? Section 0.042 01 OIL PUMP, PAN. Every exploded diagram is labeled with OEM part numbers, so you aren’t trying to match a blurry screenshot from an auction site.

Page 4 keeps going with the rest of the truck: SEC. 02 00 FUEL TANK – MUFFLER – RADIATOR – AIR CLEANER – CHASSIS, and SEC. 03 00 TRANSMISSION 1/2. The transmission section breaks down the power-shuttle gearing for both 2WD and 4WD – section 1.28.0/A and /B respectively. You get the speed gear layouts, filter pipes, and external shift controls. That alone saves an afternoon of head-scratching when a shift fork is stuck.

Engine Section: Cylinder Block, Valve Mechanism, and Fuel System

The engine coverage is split across two major subsections – “1/2” and “2/2”. Inside you’ll find the cylinder block (0.040 01 and 0.040 02), oil pump and pan, cylinder head with covers, and the valve mechanism (0.066 01). The fuel injection system spans multiple sections – 0.140 through 0.240 – covering the pump, injectors, lines, and filter. For a loader backhoe that sees a lot of idle time and heavy lugging, getting the right injection components is critical. The manual also lists the turbocharger (0.270) and all engine oil piping (0.315). If you’re rebuilding the top end, you’ll reference the cylinder head gasket sets and valve stem seals by OEM number, not aftermarket cross-reference that may have changed.

Fuel Tank, Muffler, and Radiator Layout

Section 02 covers everything else that bolts to the chassis: fuel tank and related parts (1.14.0 01), muffler and extensions (1.15.0 01/02), expansion tank (1.17.2 01), air cleaner and hoses (1.19.1 01), and frame center pivot (1.21.5/ 5 01). Radiator breakdowns appear under multiple entries – 636 01, 636 02, 636/1 01 – so you can track the different core sizes and shroud configurations. Front weight brackets are listed as 203 01 and 215 01. If you’re swapping a coolant tank or replacing a rusty muffler, the exploded views show every clamp and bracket.

Transmission Breakdown: Power-Shuttle Gearing

Transmission coverage (SEC. 03) is dense: seven sub-sections for the 2WD power-shuttle and eight for 4WD. You get the gear filter pipes (1.28.6 01), external shifting controls (1.29.1 01), front and rear driveshaft (1.38.1 01), and transmission oil cooling pipes (1.39.8 01). When a synchro hub or shift collar needs replacing, the parts catalog gives you the exact part numbers without guessing the year change. The manual also distinguishes between the power-shuttle and standard configurations – critical if your machine has the optional reverser.

Why Original OEM Parts Catalog Matters

Aftermarket parts catalogs are a gamble. They often combine multiple model years into one drawing, drop supersessions, or list obsolete numbers. This New Holland B95TC 2006 factory PDF is scanned from the official blue-bound book. Every part number is the one CNH used when the machine left the plant. If your local dealer tries to sell you a “universal” seal kit, you can show them the exact OEM number from page 4 of this catalog and avoid a misorder. I’ve seen too many backhoes sidelined because someone grabbed a generic piston ring set – don’t be that guy.

Related Manuals for the B95TC and Family

• New Holland B110, B95TC, B95, B115, B95LR 2006 Operators Manual – the companion manual for daily operation and maintenance.
• Ford New Holland 853 1993 Parts Catalog – if you’re working on the older 853 loader backhoe.
• Ford New Holland 568 1991 Parts Catalog – for the 568 model in the same family.

For a deeper look at how these machines fit into the broader industry, see Automotive Industry Overview. The engineering behind loader backhoes borrows heavily from automotive drivetrain design. Another resource is Automotive Industry Overview for context on parts standardization.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this Parts Catalog include torque specifications and assembly instructions?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists every OEM part number with exploded diagrams, but it does not contain step-by-step repair procedures or torque values. For those, you need the corresponding service manual for the B95TC.

How many pages does the B95TC 2006 Parts Catalog have?

1094 pages. That’s a lot of diagrams and part numbers, but it’s organized by section so you’ll find what you need fast.

Can I use this manual for the New Holland B95LR or B115 models?

Partially. The B95TC shares many engine and transmission components with the B95LR and B115, but the chassis and loader sections differ. Always verify part numbers against your machine’s serial number. The related operators manual for B110/B95TC/B95/B115/B95LR (2006) covers common operation.

Is this a genuine OEM manual or a reprint?

This is an original factory PDF scanned from the CNH-issued manual. Book/Form Number 87360667 NA, issued 02-2006. No aftermarket truncation or re-branding.

If you’re ordering parts for a New Holland B95TC loader backhoe, stop relying on aftermarket cross-reference sheets. Access the Factory Manual – the official OEM parts catalog with 1094 pages of verified part numbers, exploded views, and supersession data. Your parts counter will thank you.