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Shibaura CM284, CM364, FM60 SD 2002 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a water pump for a Shibaura CM284, CM364, FM60 SD 2002 Parts Catalog and got the wrong casting because some aftermarket list swapped the digits, you know the frustration. This factory document kills that problem. 104 pages of genuine part numbers, factory interchangeability codes, and exploded diagrams that match what Ishikawajima-Shibaura Machinery shipped. No reprints, no third-party translations – just the original Japanese-English bilingual list.

You get the exact same data the dealer pulls up when you hand them a serial number. The cover confirms it: printed April 2002, control number 300830780, parts list code ISP3011. Every model is accounted for – CM284 (code 392703), CM364 (code 392803), and the FM60 SD mower (S50789). Engine numbers J843 and N843L are listed with their power ratings: 28 ps / 2700 rpm and 35 ps / 2700 rpm. That matters when you’re ordering a piston, a gasket set, or any internal part.

How the Parts List Works – Pages 2–5

The manual starts with a “How to consult parts list” section in both Japanese and English. Page 2 explains every column: Key No., Parts No., Parts Name, Quantity, Interchangeability Mark, Applicable Machine Number, Dimensions, and Remarks. If you see a star (*) next to a part number, that part is no longer supplied. An “A” mark means the new and old parts are fully interchangeable. “B” means only the old part fits the new machine, not the other way around. “D” means zero interchangeability. This kind of detail saves you from bolting on a water pump that has a different outlet angle.

Page 5 covers the full list of abbreviations: ASSY, R.H, L.H, O.S, S.T.D, and so on. You also get a solid explanation of the illustration system – the numbered callouts in the exploded views match the index numbers in the table. That’s how you find the correct part number without measuring or guessing.

3 Systems Covered in This Catalog

The table of contents splits into a Numerical Parts Index and then specific sections. One bookmark points to a dedicated file for the water pump – labeled “Waterpomp.pdf” and tagged for CM284 364. That’s a single exploded view with every seal, impeller, and gasket listed by part number. Beyond the water pump, the catalog covers the entire front mower drivetrain, including the gearbox, cutting deck, steering, and engine-related parts (pistons, rings, bearings, valves). Because it’s a parts catalog, you won’t get torque specs or repair step sequences – for that you need the separate service manual Shibaura CM284 service manual. But for sourcing the right hardware, this document is the only source that matters.

Does This Manual Cover Both CM284 and CM364?

Yes. The same 104-page book lists parts for both the CM284 (28 hp, J843 engine) and the CM364 (35 hp, N843L engine). The FM60 SD mower attachment is included as a separate entry with its own code S50789. Each model has its own column in the parts table, so you can quickly see if a part number is shared or unique. If you’re rebuilding a CM284 deck and a CM364 deck side by side, this one catalog handles both.

Why the OEM Print Beats Aftermarket Compilations

I’ve seen aftermarket parts catalogs that take a 2002 Shibaura list, scan it badly, and reprint it with parts numbers blurred or columns shifted. Then they call it a “universal” guide. That’s how you end up with a bolt that’s 5 mm too short. This document is the original factory production – printed by Ishikawajima-Shibaura Machinery Co., Ltd. in April 2002. The part numbers are exact, the interchangeability marks are legible, and the quantity per unit is correct. For reference on how diesel engines like the J843 and N843L operate, read this Wikipedia article on diesel engines – but for parts, stick with the factory sheet.

One more thing: the manual includes a remark column where the factory notes supersession changes, obsolete parts, and optional equipment. That information is never in a third-party compilation. If you need to know whether a new-style water pump fits your older CM284, the code in column 5 tells you the exact machine serial number range. No guesswork.

Related Manuals

• Shibaura CM364 service repair manual
• Shibaura FM60 SD operator’s manual
• this Wikipedia article on diesel engines

Can I use this parts catalog to rebuild the entire engine?

This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists every piece, including gaskets, bearings, pistons, and rings, with factory part numbers and breakdown quantities. It does not include tolerances, clearance specs, or assembly sequences. Pair it with the factory service manual Shibaura CM284 service manual for a complete rebuild.

What if I need a part that is marked with a star (*) in the catalog?

A star means the part is no longer supplied by Shibaura. Your options are to find NOS stock through specialty suppliers or look for interchangeable aftermarket equivalents using the dimensions and remarks columns. The catalog still gives you the original part number and dimensions to cross-reference.

Access the Factory Manual – this 104-page OEM parts list for the Shibaura CM284, CM364, and FM60 SD. It installs as a searchable PDF. Every part number is verified against the original April 2002 printing. If you’re ordering parts for one of these machines, you want this document open on the workbench, not a sketchy online parts look-up that might show the wrong number. Grab it now from AutoRepairManuals.