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New Holland Kobelco CK2500-II 2006 Parts Catalog

I’ve seen too many guys order a seal kit for a winch brake and end up with the wrong part because they used some third-party parts list that combined models. That costs you a day of downtime and a restocking fee. If you’re working on a New Holland Kobelco CK2500-II crane, you need the real factory parts breakdown. This is the 2006 Parts Catalog – 764 pages of exploded views and part numbers straight from the manufacturer. Not a reprint, not a compilation from some online forum. This is the document that dealers use. Let’s go through what’s inside.

Control System Parts Breakdown

Needing a replacement control lever for the boom or swing? The CONTROL SYSTEM section covers every assembly: CONTROL ASSY, CONTROL LEVER ASSY for boom, main, aux., swing, and propel. Even includes REMOTE CONTROL V.INSTAL and FLOOR PLATE ASSY with individual part numbers. You’ll find the grip assemblies and panel assemblies too. Without OEM diagrams you’re guessing which bracket fits your serial number range. Page 4 shows how to identify your machine serial number – write it down before you start.

Winch System Variations – Free Fall vs. Standard

Your CK2500-II might have the free-fall option or the standard winch setup. This manual dedicates separate sections to each. WINCH SYSTEM (FREE FALL LESS) covers winch install and reduction assemblies for front and rear. WINCH SYSTEM (WITH FREE FALL) goes deeper: brake install, lamp & switch assembly, and the 4-section valve hydraulic lines. If you’re retrofitting or repairing a free-fall drum, you need the exact part numbers from these pages. Don’t mix them up – the reduction unit assy part numbers are different.

Swing System and Bearing Assembly

Getting slop in the swing? The SWING SYSTEM section lists the SWING REDUCTION ASSY and SWING BEARING ASSY with lube lines. You’ll also see the SWING BEARING LUB. LINES diagram. That bearing carries the whole upper structure – ordering the wrong one means days of labor wasted. The parts catalog shows each bolt and seal.

Hydraulic Lines – Over 20 Sub-Sections of Valve Assemblies

Hydraulics are where most mistakes happen. The LINES section covers PUMP HYD. LINES (suction, control, delivery), VALVE HYD. LINES, MAIN VALVE ASSY, and multiple multi-section valve installations (8-section, 5-section, 4-section). There’s also an ACCUMULATOR INSTAL and SWIVEL JOINT breakdown. Each line assembly is drawn with part numbers for every fitting and hose. New Holland Kobelco 140SR 2008 Parts Catalog – 630 Pages covers similar hydraulic routing for another model – cross-reference if you have a mixed fleet.

Power Plant and Electric System – Engine and Wiring

The POWER PLANT ASSY includes pump install, power divider, muffler, fuel lines, radiator, air cleaner, and fuel tank. The ELECTRIC SYSTEM has relay box assy, battery install, and all deck electrical assemblies (R.H., L.H., floor plate). If you’re chasing an electrical gremlin, the wiring harness part numbers are here – not in some generic diagram. New Holland Kobelco 17SR-3 2008 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts Breakdown is for a smaller machine but similar electrical architecture.

Why Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket

Aftermarket parts catalogs often skip sub-assemblies or combine serial number ranges. This OEM manual includes the official notice on page 4: confirm your machine’s specifications before ordering. It also explains the part numbering system – ITEM, PART NO., DESCRIPTION, REFERENCE, Q’TY, APPLICABLE. You get the exact same information the dealer’s system uses. Automotive Industry Overview provides context on industry standards, but this manual is the real tool.

Who Should Buy This Manual

If you own a CK2500-II crane and do any of your own parts ordering, this is mandatory. Home garage enthusiasts working on heavy equipment need factory part numbers to avoid returns. Even professional mechanics who don’t want to waste billable hours chasing wrong parts should have this on the shop tablet. The manual covers everything from CONTROL SYSTEM to LOWER SYSTEM (propel motor, idler, track rollers, shoes) to the CRANE ATTACHMENT (boom sections, guy cables, guide rollers). 764 pages of exact specifications.

Not skimping on safety. A wrong part in a swing bearing or winch brake can cause a catastrophic failure. This manual gives you the right identification.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this manual include engine part numbers?

Engine parts are referenced to the engine section of the parts catalog, not included in this manual. You’ll need the engine serial number to order those separately.

How do I identify which winch system my machine has?

The manual lists model serial numbers starting from JD04-02002. Check your machine serial number against the table inside the catalog. The WINCH SYSTEM sections are clearly separated – know whether you have free fall or not before ordering.

If you’re tired of guessing and losing time, get the real documentation. New Holland Kobelco 235SR-2, 235SRLC-2 2007 Parts Catalog is another option if you have the smaller model. For this CK2500-II, you need the 2006 Parts Catalog. Automotive Industry Overview won’t help you find the right part number – only this OEM manual will. Access the Factory Manual now.