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New Holland E35SR 2007 Parts Catalog – 586 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

If you have torn down a compact excavator upper frame without a parts book, you know the drill. You dig through bins of bolts, compare them to a generic diagram, and hope the number on the bag matches. That wastes time and gets you the wrong seal. This New Holland E35SR 2007 Parts Catalog is the factory-issued document that lists every nut, seal, and line assembly by OEM part number. 586 pages. No aftermarket guesswork. Published February 2007 by CNH America LLC.

586 Pages of Factory Part Listings

Page counts matter. A 40-page “manual” you find on a forum is a photocopy of a brochure. This catalog starts with a FILTER LIST (section 00-001) and runs through every assembly on the machine: FRAME ASSY, UPP (01-001), ENGINE ASSY (01-005), FUEL LINES (01-011), TANK ASSY, FUEL (CANOPY) (01-012), and TANK ASSY, FUEL (CAB) (01-013). Each section gives you the exact part number, the quantity required, and the correct revision level. That is what you need when a customer’s machine is down and the dealer is on backorder.

Engine and Fuel System – Real Part Numbers

Section 01-005 covers the Engine assembly. Section 01-011 is FUEL LINES. Section 01-012 and 01-013 cover the Fuel tank assemblies for canopy and cab configurations. If you need the O-ring for the fuel pickup tube, you look it up here. You do not guess the size. The catalog lists the part number, and you order that. Any parts house can cross that to a New Holland number if they know their job. But you still need the OEM number to start.

Undercarriage and Track Gear

Section 02-001 is LOW GROUP – the undercarriage. IDLER ASSY, CRAWLER (02-003), SHOE ASSY (02-008), ROLLER ASSY, TRACK (02-006). These are parts that wear out and cost money. Order the wrong track roller and you are doing the job twice. The catalog gives the P/N’s for PX60D00019F1, PX61D00018F1, and PX61D00022F1 shoes. You match the shoe to your machine’s serial number range: E35SR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PX13-15001~. That serial break is printed on page 1 of the catalog.

Hydraulic Line Sections – No Guessing

Hydraulic lines are the worst when you have no diagram. This catalog has dedicated sections: HYD LINES, BOOM, 2.5M (8FT 2IN) (03-002), HYD LINES, ARM 1.32M (4FT 4IN) (03-008), HYD LINES, PUMP (01-020), and HYD LINES, LOW (02-011). Each drawing shows the line routing and the exact tube or hose part number. You replace line number four, you look up line number four. End of problem.

Who This Catalog Is For

If you run a shop that sees compact excavators, this is a reference book that sits by the parts computer. The Parts Catalog is not for repair procedures – it is for ordering the correct part the first time. Home garage guys rebuilding a salvage E35SR will use it to identify what is missing. Dealership parts counter staff use it to verify supersessions. The 2007 edition covers machines from PX13-15001 onward. If your machine serial is earlier, you need the previous edition. Check your serial plate before you buy.

OEM vs Aftermarket – Why This Matters

This is not a third-party reprint. The copyright line reads “Copyright © 2007. CNH America, LLC.” The book number is S3PX00025ZE01 NA. There are revision pages at the front. If you get a manual that claims to cover New Holland but has a different book number, you are gambling. Aftermarket parts catalogs frequently use outdated illustrations or omit the 05-series supplement sections. The supplement sections in this catalog (section 05-001 through 05-015) cover the cooler package and remote control lines with updated part numbers. You want those pages. This catalog has them.

Related Manuals

• Ford New Holland 853 1993 Parts Catalog
• Ford New Holland 568 1991 Parts Catalog
• Ford New Holland 1915 Tractor 1993 Parts Catalog – Section: Supplement

FAQ

Does this Parts Catalog include torque specifications for engine assembly?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers, quantities, and assembly groupings. Torque specs are in the service manual. You need both for a rebuild.

What serial number range does this catalog cover?

The catalog states “E35SR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PX13-15001~”. That means it covers machines starting from serial PX13-15001 onward. If your machine has a lower serial number, look for an earlier edition. The publication date is 01 Feb07, so it includes all production up to that date.

For more background on the importance of OEM documentation in equipment repair, see this Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia. Or go straight to the Automotive Industry Overview.

Stop wasting time with parts that do not fit. Order the correct New Holland number the first time. Access the Factory Manual.