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XCMG LW500F Parts Catalog – Factory OEM 204-Page Parts List

I’ve seen more than a few jobs go sideways because a guy ordered the wrong part. On a loader like the XCMG LW500F, that downtime burns money. This XCMG LW500F Parts Catalog gives you the factory exploded views and part numbers to make sure you’re pulling the right piece off the shelf. Not some third-party guess. This is the OEM document, 204 pages thick, covering both engine variants.

Periodically maintained parts? Page 000-01.

Engine Systems: Two Diesel Options Covered

The LW500F can be fitted with either a Weifang Diesel WD10G220E21 or a Shanghai Diesel SC9D220G2B1. The Parts Catalog dedicates separate sections for each: Engine System (Weifang) on page 001-01 and Engine System (Shanghai) on page 001-03. If you’re working on the fuel system, the Fuel Tank Assy is on page 001-09 with all fittings and brackets called out. Don’t guess which injector line fits – the OEM diagram shows it.

7 Major Systems Broken Down in 204 Pages

This isn’t a generic parts list. It covers seven systems: powertrain, frame & accessories, hydraulics, working equipment, brakes, electrical, and periodically maintained parts. Each system has its own section with part numbers, quantities, and assembly relationships. The brake section alone runs from G05-01 to G05-23, including the booster pump repair kit and parking brake assembly.

Why Factory OEM Documents Beat Aftermarket

Aftermarket parts catalogs often rename parts or skip subassemblies. This one is printed by XCMG. The exploded views match the actual machine. When you need a seal for the boom cylinder (page G03-17), you get the exact XCMG part number – not a “fits like” substitute. I trust factory documents because I’ve torqued enough bolts to know the difference between “close enough” and “correct.”

Fuel System and Radiator – Factory Specs

The Fuel Tank Assy section (page 001-09) shows the tank, cap, strainer, and all mounting hardware. Radiator assemblies are split by engine: Weifang on 001-05, Shanghai on 001-07. If you’re replacing a hydraulic oil cooler or the dual-engine radiator piping, the T/C Radiator Piping section (page 001-15) gives you the complete layout. No aftermarket interpretation – just factory drawings.

Get the Part Number Right the First Time

Ordering the wrong part on a wheel loader means waiting days for a replacement. This catalog cross-references part numbers with exploded views. For example, the front transmission shaft has two options (251800154-101148 and 251800154-101493) – the catalog shows exactly which goes where. That kind of detail is why I keep a stack of these manuals on my bench. Related manuals worth having: XCMG ZL30G Parts Catalog – Factory OEM 106-Page Parts List, XCMG 810S01, 810S010, 810S04, 810S05, 810S08 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM, and XCMG GR215A Road Grader Parts Handbook. For broader context on construction equipment parts, see the Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.

FAQ – XCMG LW500F Parts Catalog

Does this catalog include torque specs?

No, this is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values are not listed. Pair it with the LW500F service manual for assembly specs.

How are the two engine options handled?

The catalog separates the sections clearly. Engine System (Weifang) starts at 001-01, Engine System (Shanghai) at 001-03. Periodically maintained parts are also split: Weifang on 000-01, Shanghai on 000-05. Check the engine serial number to match.

Can I use this to order brake parts?

Yes. Section 5 (Brake System) covers the brake system, air reservoir, control valve, parking brake, and booster pump groups. Part numbers for repair kits are listed on pages G05-17 through G05-23.

Is this a digital access?

Yes. The file is a 204-page PDF with searchable bookmarks. Access it immediately after purchase.

You need factory part numbers to keep that LW500F running. Access the Factory Manual now and stop ordering blind.