Kobelco SK350-9 Hydraulic Excavator Parts Catalog – Tier III Non-Regulated PDF

Description

Kobelco SK350-9 Parts Catalog – Tier III Non-Regulated

This is the illustrated parts catalog for the SK350-9 hydraulic excavator in Tier III Non-Regulated configuration. It is a complete, figure-by-figure breakdown of the machine: each assembly is drawn as an exploded illustration with numbered callouts, and every callout is resolved in the accompanying parts list with reference number, part number, year/serial applicability, quantity and description. Sections are organised by the manufacturer’s own system codes, so a component can be located by system, by figure, or by part number.

File Details

• Manual type: Illustrated parts catalog
• Brand: Kobelco
• Model: SK350-9 hydraulic excavator
• Configuration: Tier III Non-Regulated
• Language: English and Spanish
• Pages: 796
• File format: PDF
• Serial applicability shown: YC08U1601 & After; ASN YC12U2525

Chapters Covered

• 00 – Graphic Index, Main Sections
• 00.200 – Filters & Capacities; ISL List A; ISL List B
• 05 – Machine Completion & Attachments
• 10 – Engine: crankcase and cylinder liners, engine components, engine gasket kit, engine mount, cylinder head, valve cover, valve seats, valves and rocker arms, engine oil pan, crankshaft bearing, crankshaft and pulley, flywheel, connecting rod and piston, camshaft and idle gear, camshaft bearing, injection pump drive
• 10 – Air cleaner and intake system parts, water separator, fuel filter, air duct, fuel lines and retainers, fuel transfer pump, fuel tank, common rail, fuel injector lines, fuel injector, injection pump, turbocharger
• 10 – Exhaust manifolds, muffler, intake manifold, engine oil pump, external oil filter and mounting, radiator hoses and retainers, water pump and coolant manifold, radiator support, engine oil cooler, fan, EGR valve
• 35 – Hydraulics: selector valve, control lines, power take-off assembly, gear case assembly, hydraulic pump assemblies, hydraulic oil tank
• 35 – Control valve block, upper hydraulic lines, return lines, solenoid valves, pump hydraulic lines, pump control lines, valve control lines
• 35 – Travel motor, swing motor and reduction, joystick and handle assemblies, pedal assemblies, pilot valve, control valve assemblies
• 35 – Arm cylinder and lines, arm cylinder lines by boom length, bucket cylinder and lines
• 39 – Upper frame: frame components, insulation, swing ring gear assembly, counterweight
• 48 – Undercarriage: shoe assembly, track rollers and carrier rollers
• 50 – Air conditioning: compressor and clutch, A/C lines, receiver-dryer, evaporator and blower, A/C control panel
• 55 – Electrical: engine control unit, engine harness brackets/sensors/straps, A/C control panel, hydraulic pump harness, fuse box, fuses and relays, cab harness, chassis harness, starter motor, glow plug, alternator and belt drive, battery and cables, work lights, alarm, radio, monitor controller, instrument panel, washer tank
• 84 – Attachment: bucket, arm and arm groups by length
• 88 – Service kits: element kits, DIA kits, tool accessories
• 90 – Guards, side panels, engine cover, decals and safety decals, information plates, floor plates, handrails, mirrors, steps, tool box guards, seat, cab and cab glass, window frames, wiper, seat belt, armrests, consoles

For a workshop or a parts counter, this is the difference between guessing and knowing. Every assembly is drawn the way it comes apart, so the sequence of spacers, seals, bearings, washers and fasteners is visible before a single bolt is turned. The parts lists carry the same discipline: each line gives a reference number that ties directly to the illustration, a part number, a quantity, and – where the machine changed during production – a year/serial qualifier such as a before/after date or a serial break. Bushings, seal kits, o-rings, shims and repair-size pistons are itemised separately from the parent assemblies, and footnotes flag parts that are supplied only inside a repair kit or that are not serviced separately.

Built Around the Way Parts Are Actually Ordered

The catalog opens with a graphic index of the main sections – an isometric view of the whole machine with the major systems called out by section number – followed by the filters and capacities pages. Those pages list the engine oil filter, fuel filter, water separator cartridge, inner and outer air filters, cab A/C filters, hydraulic suction, return and in-line filters, along with coolant, engine oil, hydraulic oil, swing and travel reduction gear oil capacities and the recommended lubricant types. It is the fastest route to a service-parts order without opening a single assembly figure.

From there the catalog works through the machine system by system. The engine group alone covers the crankcase and cylinder liners, cylinder head and valve train, camshaft and idle gear, crankshaft, flywheel, connecting rod and piston, oil pan, oil pump, external oil filter head, water pump and coolant manifold, radiator and hoses, turbocharger, exhaust and intake manifolds, EGR valve, and the full common rail fuel system including injectors, injector lines, common rail and supply pump. The hydraulic group follows the same pattern: hydraulic pump assemblies, hydraulic oil tank and suction strainer, control valve blocks, upper and return hydraulic lines, solenoid valves, travel and swing motors with their reduction gears, joysticks, pedals, pilot valve, and the arm and bucket cylinders with their piping by boom length.

Rounding out the machine are the upper frame, swing ring gear and counterweight; the undercarriage with shoes and rollers; the complete air conditioning circuit; and an extensive electrical section covering the engine control unit, engine and chassis harnesses, cab harnesses, fuse box, relays, fuses, starter, alternator, battery, lights, alarm, radio, monitor controller and instrument panel. The attachment section covers bucket and arm assemblies, and the cab and guard section covers panels, covers, glass, wipers, mirrors, steps, floor plates, seat, seat belt and every decal and information plate on the machine.

Who This Catalog Is For

Owners and fleet managers running an SK350-9 who want to order the right filter, hose, seal kit or replacement part the first time. Mechanics rebuilding a cylinder, a travel motor or a fuel system component and needing the exploded sequence plus the correct part numbers for every internal piece. Parts departments and independent suppliers who need the manufacturer’s own numbering and serial qualifiers instead of an aftermarket guess. Anyone maintaining or repairing a Tier III Non-Regulated SK350-9 who would rather verify a part number than gamble on a visual match.

Getting the part number right the first time is the whole point. A seal kit ordered against the wrong serial break will not fit; a roller or a bushing ordered from a generic listing may be close but wrong. This catalog resolves each of those decisions against the machine’s own figure numbers and serial applicability, so the order, the repair and the machine downtime all move in the right direction.

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Delivered as an instant PDF download after purchase – no shipping, no waiting, no physical book to lose. Open it on a laptop in the workshop, a tablet next to the machine, or a phone at the parts counter, and print the pages you need for the job in front of you.