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New Holland Kobelco 140SR 2008 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a part based on a part number from a third-party catalog and ended up with the wrong piece in your hand, you know the cost of that mistake. That’s why I only trust OEM documentation. This is the factory New Holland Kobelco 140SR 2008 Parts Catalog – 630 pages of exploded diagrams, part numbers, and assembly references that match the actual machine. No guesswork.

9 Sections for Complete Parts Identification

This catalog is split into nine clearly labeled sections: General Maintenance, Superstructure, Undercarriage, Attachments, Tools and Spare Parts, Optional Parts, Name-Plate, Electrical and Hydraulic Components, and Engine Components. Each section contains sub‑sections with individual part numbers and hardware callouts. The Superstructure section alone runs from upper frame assembly through cab insulation and window assemblies – 17 sub‑groups with their own exploded views.

Fuel and Engine Coverage – Where the Real Work Happens

Fuel system parts are laid out in 01-01 00 FUEL FILTER & OIL FILTER ELEMENTS, followed by fuel lines (02-11), fuel tank installation (02-12), and all related brackets and fittings. The Engine Components section (section 9) gives you the full powerplant breakdown. Need to identify a specific injector line or mount? The parts catalog tells you the exact number, and you can cross‑reference it with the engine assembly drawing on the superstructure pages.

Electrical and Hydraulic Components – Diagrams That Save Time

Section 8 – Electrical and Hydraulic Components – isn’t a vague title. It includes the control box assembly (02-22), radio installation and switch installation (02-24), the swing motor installation, main hydraulic valve assembly, and every hydraulic line grouping: pump, upper, swivel, return, and propel control lines. Each line set is broken into multiple pages, so you get the routing and the hardware in one place. No flipping between sections.

Superstructure Breakdown – Upper Frame, Cab, Counterweight

The superstructure section (section 2) covers the upper frame assembly (02-01), counterweight installation (02-02 and 02-03), engine assembly and installation (02-04, 02-05), radiator group (02-07, 02-08), air cleaner (02-09), muffler (02-10), and the cab assembly (02-39) with four pages of interior and exterior parts. Every bolt, grommet, and panel has a reference number. If you’re rebuilding a cab or swapping a radiator, you’ll save hours by pulling the number from this catalog instead of measuring and guessing.

Related Manuals and Additional Resources

For other machine models, check these factory parts catalogs:

• Kobelco 17SR-3 Tier 4 Parts Catalog Excavator
• Kobelco 235SR-2 235SRLC-2 Excavator Parts Catalog
• Kobelco 35SR Acera Tier 4 Interim Parts Catalog

For background on how these machines fit into the broader Automotive Industry Overview, the Wikipedia article gives context on equipment evolution. Automotive Industry Overview is worth a read if you want to understand why OEM documentation matters more than ever.

Does this catalog include service procedures or repair steps?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It contains exploded parts diagrams, part numbers, and assembly references. For repair procedures, get the matching workshop manual.

How many pages does the file have?

630 pages, exactly as produced by New Holland Kobelco in 2008.

Can I print pages from the PDF?

Yes. The file is not protected. You can print any page or section you need for the workbench.

Will this catalog help me identify a part for a 140SR that has been modified?

If the machine still uses the original Kobelco ACERA Tier 3 components, this catalog will give you the correct OEM part numbers. For aftermarket modifications, you’ll need to reference the manufacturer of the replacement part. The catalog covers all factory standard parts for serial numbers YH05-07078 and up.

If you need to order parts for a 2008 Kobelco 140SR excavator, this catalog is your single source for correct numbers. No flipping between third‑party databases or hoping the dealer has the right drawing. Access the Factory Manual and get the parts you need the first time.