New Holland Kobelco Md200Blc Parts Catalog – OEM Exploded Views & Part Numbers

Description

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Kobelco excavator and got a box of wrong bolts or a seal that doesn’t fit, you know the pain. That’s time, money, and a machine down. The New Holland Kobelco Md200Blc Parts Catalog takes that guesswork out. It’s the factory-issued parts list—228 pages of exploded diagrams, part numbers, and serial number cutoffs. Not a reprint, not a third-party copy. Original OEM.

How to Order Parts: Get the Serial Number Right

The manual starts with the basics. Page 1 has spaces for your machine serial number and engine serial number. Fill them in. When you call a dealer, you need the model, serial number, part number, part name, and quantity. Without the serial number, you’re asking for a mismatch. I’ve seen guys order a final drive seal only to find it’s the wrong revision because they didn’t check the serial number. This catalog tells you which parts apply to which serial range in the APPLICABLE column. Use it.

How to Identify a Part: Item Numbers and Sub-Assemblies

The parts list uses a structured numbering system. Main assemblies are at the top with no item number. Then sub-assemblies get numbers 1,2,3… and sub-sub-assemblies get 1-1, 1-2, etc. There’s even deeper nesting with letters like 1-1A, 1-1B. If you’re rebuilding a hydraulic pump, you can trace the exact seal or bearing. The REMARKS column uses symbols like arrow to show part interchangeability. Pay attention: if a part has a compatibility symbol, your dealer might supply a different but compatible part automatically. Know what you’re getting.

The APPLICABLE Column: Matching Parts to Your Machine

Each part line has an APPLICABLE column indicating which serial numbers use that part. If the column is blank, the part applies to all machines covered by this manual. But if you see a specific serial number range, don’t ignore it. Ordering a part outside that range might not fit. I’ve had to return a hydraulic line because the tech ordered based on model year instead of serial number. This column saves that headache.

228 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

That’s 228 pages of nothing but OEM part data. Every part number is printed by the manufacturer. Not a photocopy, not a scanned reprint with blurry numbers. You get the same document the dealer uses. The manual includes both English and Japanese text, so if you’re working on a Japanese-spec machine, the original part names are there. Cross-reference with Automotive Industry Overview if you need to understand how these parts fit into the broader equipment ecosystem. But for part numbers, this is the final word.

Why OEM Data Beats Aftermarket Catalogs

Aftermarket parts websites often list generic numbers. They might cross a Kobelco bolt to a metric grade 8.8 when the factory calls for a 10.9. That’s a failure waiting to happen. This catalog gives you the exact New Holland Kobelco part number. No guessing. For related manuals, check out New Holland Kobelco 140SR 2008 Parts Catalog – 630 Pages if you have a smaller machine, or New Holland Kobelco 17SR-3 2008 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts Breakdown for mini excavators. Also New Holland Kobelco 235SR-2, 235SRLC-2 2007 Parts Catalog for the larger models. Each one follows the same factory format.

Does This Catalog Cover Engine Parts?

No. The manual specifically states that engine parts are in a separate Engine Parts Manual. Don’t order engine parts from this catalog—you’ll get the wrong piston rings. This catalog covers the chassis, undercarriage, hydraulics, booms, cabs, and all non-engine components. If you need engine internals, find the matching engine parts manual.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this manual include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Use the factory service manual for torque values.

How do I know if a part number is current?

The manual is the original factory publication. Part numbers listed were current at the time of printing. However, manufacturers sometimes supersede part numbers. The REMARKS column may have compatibility symbols indicating supersessions. For the most current part, contact a New Holland Kobelco dealer with your machine serial number. The manual gives you a starting point, but call the dealer to confirm availability and any updates. I always cross-check with the dealer for high-wear items like seals and filters because running changes happen mid-production.

Can I use this for a different model?

No. The Md200Blc is a specific model. Part numbers are unique to the machine. Using this catalog for a different Kobelco model will result in incorrect parts. Each model has its own parts catalog, like the 140SR or 235SR. Use the correct catalog for your machine.

Is this a reprint?

No. Original OEM factory file, not a copy.

If you’re tired of ordering parts that don’t fit, stop guessing. Get the factory data. Automotive Industry Overview might tell you about hydraulic systems in general, but for your Md200Blc, you need the real parts list. Access the Factory Manual now and keep it on your tablet or print it out. Your machine will thank you.