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Xiagong Machinery XG955II Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a loader only to get the wrong one because the aftermarket listing used a generic description, you know the frustration. A wheel loader down because a fuel return fitting doesn’t match. That’s money lost. Xiagong Machinery XG955II Parts Catalog solves that. It’s the exact same documentation the factory uses. 89 pages of part numbers, quantities, and exploded views. No translation guesswork — the tables show Chinese and English names side by side. You get the OEM part code for every component from the radiator to the torque converter housing.

01 Diesel Engine System: More Than Just a Section Title

Section 01, labeled 柴油机系统 in Chinese, covers the entire engine assembly. Page 2 gives you the radiator group, the C6121ZG50a engine itself, the throttle control, and every bolt and washer that holds it together. The table lists part codes like 20C0055 for the radiator group and 40C0036 for the diesel engine. You get quantities — one radiator, three M6x25 bolts, six M6 washers. When you’re ordering a water pump or a fuel tank, you cross‑reference the code directly. No relying on a parts counter guy who guesses.

How the Torque Converter System Is Mapped

Section 03 covers the 变矩器系统 (torque converter system). Page 4 starts the parts list: M10×30 bolts (26 of them), the torque converter itself (part 52C0001), oil hoses, connectors, O‑rings. It even notes that items 11‑15 come as a sub‑assembly (55C0008 filter). That kind of detail saves you from ordering pieces you didn’t need. Need the oil return hose? Part 07C0023. The housing? 09D0002. Everything is there in factory order.

3 Reasons OEM Parts Catalogs Outperform Generic Listings

First, the part numbers are real. Aftermarket catalogs often re‑number or omit supersession data. This catalog uses the exact Xiagong drawings. Second, it shows fastener specs that generic lists skip — washers with GB standard numbers, bolt lengths, thread pitches. Third, you get the original document layout. No reformatting errors, no missing lines. For a machine that earns its keep, you want parts that fit the first time.

Read the Parts Tables Properly

The tables are broken into columns: sequence number, part code, part number (OEM dash number), spec, quantity, Chinese name, English name. On page 3 you’ll see the engine section table. The asterisk marks items that are engine accessories — soft cable assembly (61C0011) and fuel tank group (21C0031). Don’t skip the notes at the bottom of each page. They indicate sub‑assemblies or special ordering instructions. If you’re rebuilding a loader from scratch, follow the sequence down the left column to ensure you don’t miss a bracket or spacer.

Xiagong Machinery XG955II Parts Catalog: The 89‑Page Breakdown

This isn’t a service manual. It’s a parts catalog — pure identification and ordering data. 89 pages cover the diesel engine system (section 01) and the torque converter system (section 03). Section 02 appears to be missing from the source document; the catalog jumps from page 3 straight to page 4 with the torque converter. That may be a scanning artifact, but the critical content remains. Each page is a high‑resolution image of the original factory print, so you’re reading the same paper the dealer uses.

Does This PDF Work for a Home Garage Mechanic?

If you own a XG955II or work on them, yes. You don’t need to speak Chinese — the English column is there. You do need to know how to read an exploded‑view parts list. The images aren’t interactive, but the part numbers are clear. I’d pair this catalog with a genuine service manual for torque specs and procedures. For ordering parts, it’s the only source you should trust. Aftermarket PDFs often get the bolt grade wrong; this one uses Xiagong’s own specifications.

Related manuals you might need: Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS Parts Catalog 1957 for vintage tractors, or a Futura Wear Technology Parts Catalog for wear parts. If you’re working on a different loader, check the LANDTRAC TRACTOR Parts Manual Models 410-550 DTC – Section: Numerical Index. For general automotive industry context, see Automotive Industry Overview and the Automotive Industry Overview page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specs for assembly?

No. It lists part numbers and quantities only. Torque values are in the service manual.

I see both Chinese and English in the tables – are all part names translated?

Yes, every row has a Chinese name and an English name. For example, 柴油机 is Engine, 垫圈 is Washer. The part codes are universal. However, some notes at the bottom of pages are only in Chinese. If you can’t read them, use an image translation app or ask a bilingual friend. The critical data – part numbers, quantities, specifications – are fully bilingual. A few pages also contain notes like “注:序号带*的零件为柴油机附件” which translates to “Items marked with * are engine accessories.” That level of detail is why you want this original factory catalog instead of a third‑party recompilation that might strip those notes.

If you’re tired of fighting mismatched parts and want to order exactly what Xiagong built the machine with, access the factory manual. It’s 89 pages of verified part numbers, straight from the source. No guessing, no reprints. Access the Factory Manual.