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New Holland Kobelco CKE1350 2006 Parts Catalog

If you are ordering parts for a New Holland Kobelco CKE1350 2006 Parts Catalog without the factory book, you are flying blind. Every bolt, hose, and seal has a specific OEM number, and the aftermarket parts houses will sell you whatever they have in stock — not what actually fits. This is the actual 843-page document that the dealer uses. Not a scan of a scan. Not a third-party compilation. Original OEM print from 2006.

You get eleven major system breakdowns. Control system, winches (with and without brake), boom hoist, swing system, lines, power plant, electrics, cab/guard/platform, lower system, and crane. Each chapter starts with an assembly view, then lists every part with its number, description, quantity, and applicable machine serial range. The notice on page 3 tells you exactly how to order parts — model, serial number, part number, part name, quantity. Follow that and the counter guy stops guessing too.

What This Parts Catalog Contains: 11 System Breakdowns

Chapter 1 covers the control system — lever assemblies, panels, labels, drum locks, lubrication lines, monitor and radio installation. Chapter 2 and Chapter 3 split the winch system into without-brake and with-brake variants. Free-fall winches? That is Chapter 3. Standard? Chapter 2. Hydraulic lines get their own book-length chapter (Chapter 6) with pump suction, delivery, control lines, return and drain lines, accumulator install, swivel joints, and the entire oil cooler circuit. The power plant chapter (Chapter 7) includes pump install, power divider, muffler, fuel lines, radiator, air cleaner, and fuel tank. Electric system (Chapter 8) covers every harness, relay, battery, and junction box. Cab, guard, and platform (Chapter 9) has door assemblies, wiper install, sun visor, and all the sheet metal guards. Lower system (Chapter 10) gives you propel motor, idlers, rollers, track shoe, and the crawler removal device. Crane (Chapter 11) breaks down lower boom, upper boom, insert booms, jib, strut, spreader, back stops, wire ropes, hooks, and hook blocks. That is 843 pages of no-nonsense OEM data.

Why Skip Aftermarket Parts Lists?

Aftermarket parts catalogs are at best guesses, at worst outright wrong. I have seen a generic manual list a seal that was two sizes too large for a swing reduction unit. The OEM book gives you exact part numbers, proper supersession notes, and the serial-number break points where parts changed. For example, the CKE1350 in this manual applies to machine serial GN03-02002 and up. That matters. The swing bearing install in Chapter 5 shows the bolt pattern and lubrication lines specific to that series. The aftermarket book cannot touch that detail. Stick with the original print.

843 Pages of Exploded Views and Part Numbers

Every assembly has an exploded diagram with callouts matching the parts list. You see the item number, the description, and the quantity for one machine. Sub-assemblies are indented — item 1-1, 1-2, 1-1A, etc. Kits are listed at the end with brackets. The reference column tells you which page to look at for the sub-assembly. This is the same layout used by factory service departments for decades. No guessing which hose connects where. You see the part, you order it, you install it.

Hydraulic Line Diagrams: Chapter 6

Hydraulic systems on a crane this size have dozens of lines — suction, control, delivery, return, drain, swivel joint, oil cooler. Chapter 6 maps every single one. Pump hydraulic lines, right deck lines, main valve lines, accumulator install, floor control lines, swing motor lines, winch lines for front/rear drum and boom, gantry valve lines, and the low hydraulic lines. Each line assembly is drawn with the exact routing and fitting type. Also includes the 2-section, 4-section, 5-section, and 8-section valves with shuttle valve detail. If you are rebuilding a winch control circuit, this chapter is your blueprint. New Holland Kobelco CKE1350, CK1600 2004 Hydraulic Schematic Manual is a separate document, but this parts catalog gives you the part numbers for every fitting, hose, and block.

Crane Assembly: Boom, Jib, and Hook Block

Chapter 11 is where the heavy lifting happens. Lower boom assembly, upper boom assembly, insert booms in 30-foot sections, boom point sheave, idler sheave, guy cables, guide rollers, jib assembly, insert jib, strut, upper spreader, boom back stop, aux sheave, wire rope assembly, hook block for 35-ton, and ball hook for 13.5-ton. Each sub-assembly has its own exploded view and parts list. The guy cable section even shows the cable roller assemblies for the insert jib. You cannot get this level of detail from a generic parts reference. New Holland Kobelco CKE1350 CK1600 2004 Service Manual uses the same numbering system, so cross-referencing is clean.

Does This Manual Cover the Winch System?

Yes, and it splits them correctly. Chapter 2 covers winch systems without brake and without free fall. Chapter 3 covers winch systems with brake and with free fall. Each chapter includes the winch assembly, reduction assembly, brake pedal, lamp install, 3-section and 4-section valve hydraulic lines, return lines, and floor control lines. If your CKE1350 has the free-fall option, you need Chapter 3. The parts catalog also lists the brake install and the control lines for the floor pedal. That separation alone saves you from ordering the wrong brake valve or missing a 3-section valve that only applies to the non-free-fall configuration. New Holland Kobelco CKE1350 CK1600 2004 Technical Manual goes deeper on hydraulic theory, but for ordering parts, this catalog is the only source you can trust.

FAQ

Is this manual the same as a service manual?

No. This is a parts catalog. It lists part numbers, quantities, and exploded views. It does not contain repair procedures, torque specs, or diagnostic steps. For that, get the service manual.

What machines does this cover?

New Holland Kobelco CKE1350 models with serial number GN03-02002 and above. If your machine is older, check the applicable range on each page.

Does it include the electrical wiring diagrams?

Chapter 8 covers the electric system with harness assemblies, relay boxes, junction boxes, battery, and washer tank. It shows the routing and part numbers for every harness, but the schematic diagrams are in the electrical manual. This catalog gives you the part numbers to replace a harness.

Can I use this to order engine parts?

The notice states: “For engine parts, refer to the engine section of the parts catalogue for the specific machine.” This catalog covers the machine itself, not the engine. You need the engine-specific parts manual for the power plant.

You have seen the aftermarket books that list a single generic hose assembly for all winches. That does not work on a CKE1350. A wrong seal can dump 10 gallons of oil before you catch it. A wrong part number can delay the job three days while you wait for the return. This factory parts catalog kills that guesswork. The 843 pages are organized, the diagrams are clear, and the part numbers are the ones used by New Holland Kobelco. Automotive Industry Overview might give context on why OEM documentation matters, but this manual gives you the actual data. Access the Factory Manual.

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