Sunward SWE150F Tracked Hydraulic Excavator Parts Book 2016 – Illustrated PDF Parts Catalog

Description

Sunward SWE150F Excavator Parts Book – Illustrated 2016 Edition

This is the illustrated parts catalogue for the SWE150F tracked hydraulic excavator, issued by Sunward Intelligent Equipment Co., Ltd. in December 2016. It is the reference document used to identify, look up and order replacement components for the machine, organised into the major assemblies of the excavator with exploded-view illustrations and matching numeric tables.

Every table entry gives the illustration position number, the PDM part code, the version number, the English and Chinese description, the quantity required, the machine serial range the part applies to, and the interchange and optional-configuration flags. That structure is what makes this Sunward SWE150F parts book genuinely usable rather than just a picture book – you can trace a component from the drawing straight to an orderable number.

File Details

• Manual type: Illustrated parts catalogue / parts book
• Brand: Sunward (SUNWARD INTELLIGENT EQUIPMENT CO., LTD.)
• Model: SWE150F tracked hydraulic excavator
• Language: English and Chinese (bilingual tables, bilingual section headings)
• Publication date: December 2016
• Page count: 102 pages
• File format: PDF

Chapters Covered

The catalogue follows the physical build of the machine, grouped into lettered sections:

• A. Under Carriage – undercarriage assembly, crawler belt assembly (Shantui), SWE150 tensioning device, track rollers, carrier rollers, travel motors, driving wheels, oriented wheels, centre swivel joint, swing bearing, bottom frame, lubrication oil pipe installation
• B. Upper Carriage – uppercarriage assembly, fuel tank assembly, hydraulic oil tank assembly, main valve assembly, seal board assembly, counterweight installation
• C. Cab – cab working table mountings (nine sub-assemblies including left and right arm rest boxes, seat mounting, pedals, joysticks, control lever welding, foot valve), SW-IV excavator cab, cab trim and interior panels
• D. Cover Parts – cover parts assembly, tool box assembly, right door weld, left door weld, engine shield assembly, left/right cover panels
• E. Power System – power device assembly, cooling system assembly (radiator, intercooler pipework, fuel cooler, auxiliary tank, fan guard), engine assembly, compressor assembly, hydraulic pump assembly, oil pipe assembly
• F. Working Device – boom assembly, arm assembly, bucket assembly (900 mm 0.56 m3)
• G. Hydraulic System Parts – main pump body, main pump control organ assembly, leading pump, main pump electromagnetic proportional valve block, swing motor hydraulic motor, swing motor reducer, left/right remote control valves, pedal remote control valve, main valve (six parts groups), boom cylinder, right and left boom cylinder assemblies, arm cylinder, bucket cylinder, bucket cylinder assembly, control valve connectors 1 and 2
• Hydraulic piping and connectors – centre swivel joint assembly, swing motor connector (Eaton), collecting block connector, low-pressure valve, joint of pilot filter, hydraulic pump connector, travel motor connector, left and right pilot joystick connectors, hydraulic tank connector, travel control valve connector, main pipeline, pilot pipeline, central slewing oil pipeline, travel mechanism oil pipeline, arm / boom / bucket operation circuits, boom steel pipe installation, grease pipeline assembly
• H. Electrical System – electrical assembly of cabin, electrical parts of cabin roof, electrical parts assembly in cabin platform, accumulator installation, relay group installation, horn installation, platform harness, servo-actuator and flameout motor installation

Altogether the book documents the undercarriage, slew and travel gear, the complete hydraulic circuit from pump through valve blocks to cylinder, the diesel engine installation with its cooling and fuel pipework, the cab and its trim, all outer cover panels, the boom / arm / bucket group, and the machine’s electrical harnesses and relays.

How to Use the Part Number Tables

Before the illustrated sections, the book opens with a usage guide that explains how to read the tables. The reference list is built around nine columns: illustration reference number, part code (PDM), part version number, English description, Chinese name, quantity required, suit number, interchange and choose-and-configure.

The suit-number column is what ties a part to a machine. A printed range such as -221 means the part applies to machines before number 221, 222-268 covers machines in that band, and 269- covers everything from 269 onward. A blank cell means the component fits every machine. Where a part only fits a specific build, the range is qualified – for example, a left control box assembly listed for machines from No. 123 that are fitted with the enclosed cab.

The interchange column uses single letters to tell you whether one part can be substituted for another: N for parts that cannot be interchanged, Y for parts that interchange completely, T where a whole assembly replaces the former part, P where the replacement part supersedes the original which is then no longer used, and I where the replacement can substitute the original but not the other way round. The choose-and-configure column flags configurations with a Y, while a blank means the part is standard fitment only.

Quantity is always the count for the application illustrated. If a part sits inside a sub-assembly, the quantity is the number needed for that one assembly, not for the whole machine. That distinction matters when you are rebuilding a travel motor or a control block.

Ordering Information

The foreword sets out exactly what a dealer needs in order to supply the right part. When ordering for the SWE150F you should quote the type of vehicle, the suit number, the page, the part code, the part version number, the part name, the quantity of the part, and – for motor spare parts – the type and code number of the motor. Gathering all of that from the catalogue before you contact a supplier is the difference between a part that fits and a part that comes back.

The book also notes that the diesel engine parts catalogue is supplied to the customer as an attachment, and that the contents are subject to amendment without notice.

What This Sunward SWE150F Parts Book Gives You

With this parts catalogue on hand you can identify a component from the exploded view, confirm the correct PDM part code and version, check that the number suits your machine’s serial range, see whether an interchangeable or superseding part exists, and count how many you need. It supports the full spread of parts work on the machine – undercarriage rebuilds, track and roller replacement, hydraulic pump and swing motor breakdown, main valve servicing, cylinder resealing, boom and arm pin and bush renewal, bucket tooth and side cutter replacement, cab and interior parts ordering, cover panel and door replacement, engine mounting and cooling system parts, and the electrical relays, harnesses and sensors fitted to this excavator.

Parts catalogues are the document that keeps a machine serviceable over its working life, because they record the part numbers that match the machine as built, along with the serial-range break points where the factory changed a component. Without that information you are guessing at compatibility, and on a hydraulic excavator a wrong seal kit, valve spool or hydraulic hose is an expensive guess.

IMAGES PREVIEW

This is a digital PDF download. It is delivered instantly after purchase with no shipping and no waiting for a parcel. The file can be opened on a workshop computer, a laptop, a tablet or a phone, and individual pages can be printed for use at the machine when you are working on the undercarriage or tracing a hydraulic line.