Terex O&K RH170B Hydraulic Excavator Parts Catalog 170069 – PDF Parts Manual

Description

Terex O&K RH170B Hydraulic Excavator Parts Catalog – Machine 170069

This is the machine-specific spare parts list for the RH170B hydraulic excavator, issued by Terex / O&K under catalog number 170069 and revision 3102219-REV3, dated April 21, 2009. It is the parts-counter reference for the whole machine: each assembly is presented twice – once as an exploded illustration with numbered callouts, and once as an itemised list giving the item number, quantity, part number, the page where the assembly is broken down further, and the part description in English and German. The Terex O&K RH170B Hydraulic Excavator Parts Catalog 170069 is built so that a single part number can be traced from a drawing of the complete machine down to the last seal, circlip or screw inside a sub-assembly.

The document is organised by assembly group, and the groups follow the physical build of the excavator. Group 00 is the machine overview, then the lower carriage and its travel gear, the upper carriage with engine, cooling and hydraulic installation, the attachment with boom, stick and bucket, and finally the options, electrical system and accessory kits. Each group carries its own assembly number, ID number and revision index, so the version of a part fitted to a particular machine can be confirmed before an order is placed.

File Details

• Manual type: Illustrated spare parts catalog / parts manual
• Brand: Terex / O&K
• Model: RH170B hydraulic excavator
• Machine number: 170069
• Catalog number: 170069
• Document number: 3102219-REV3
• Date: April 21, 2009
• Language: English and German (bilingual parts descriptions)
• Format: PDF
• Pages: 403

Chapters Covered

• 00 – Hydraulic excavator / machine overview
• 01 – Frame and catwalk, frame upper carriage, railing and platform
• 06 – Crawler chassis: driving chain, chain wheel drive, bottom roller, top roller, idler and tensioning device
• 10 – Reservoir / hydraulic oil tank and mounting parts
• 12 – Ballast installation material
• 13 – Engine, engine mounting parts, intake and exhaust systems, fuelling system
• 14 – Fuelling system: tank lift, fuel, oil, grease and gearbox oil filling points
• 15 – Cooling system, hydraulic oil cooler and water cooling installation, left and right
• 16 – Transmission gear / pump gearbox and travel gear complete
• 17 – Coupling and clutch installation material
• 19 – Brake system and swing brake
• 20 – Hydraulic system, basic machine: driving, travel control block, pumps, oil suction, pump governing, oil cooler, motor cooler, operator’s cab, slewing, swing brake, chain tensioner and tensioning cylinder
• 22 – Hydraulic system components: working pump, servo pump, replenishing pump, hydraulic oil cooler pump, fan pump, swing pump, travel motor, swing motor, fan motor, high-pressure filters and valve block
• 23 – Control block and valves: pressure relief valve, feed pressure valve, blocking valve, check valve, proportional valve, float valve, pressure maintenance valve, control blocks for driving, boom and travel
• 24 – Hydraulic system cylinders: boom, stick, bucket, dump and clamping cylinders
• 26 – Hydraulic system valves and control valve assemblies
• 27 – Heating, ventilation and air conditioning, including filter system, air condition unit and condenser
• 30 – Lubricating system: central greasing system, control system, lube pump, container, boom bottom, stick, rear wall and lower carriage greasing circuits
• 31 – Electrical system, basic machine and battery installation material, additional lighting, joystick and pedal control units
• 32 – Electrical system, supplementary
• 34 – Cab module, operator’s cab installation material, platform plate mounting parts, control column, seat, roller blind, windscreen wiper and washer system
• 36 – Panelling, covering, sound insulation and cover for travel gear
• 38 – Protective coachwork / FOPS
• 60 – Working equipment, load bearing: boom bottom mounting parts and hydraulic system for the boom bottom
• 61 – Working equipment, receiving: stick and FS mounting parts, hydraulic system for the stick
• 62 – Working equipment, bearing: pin no. 2 and bearing arrangements
• 63 – Working equipment, bucket
• 64 – Working equipment, loading bucket: shovel rear wall, shovel front shell, hydraulic system for the clamshell
• 91 – Signs and labels / plates
• 92 – Tools and accessories: tool set, maintenance material, vice installation material, fire extinguisher installation material

Read as a whole, the catalog gives a complete map of the RH170B as a collection of numbered, orderable assemblies. It is not a repair guide – it does not describe how to remove a cylinder or how to set a relief valve – but it tells you precisely what every component is called, how many of them sit in each assembly, and which part number to quote. That makes it the natural companion to a workshop manual: the service book tells you the procedure, and this parts catalog tells you exactly which component the procedure is talking about.

How the Assembly Numbers Work

Each assembly in the catalog is identified by an assembly number and an ID number, both printed on the illustration and on the parts list. Taking the boom bottom mounting as the worked example used in the foreword, assembly 60 011 carries ID number 3 659 391 with revision index 000. The quantity column on a list refers to the assembly shown on that page, not to how many of that assembly are fitted to the machine – the foreword is explicit about this. Where a quantity is marked with an asterisk, the required length or square metre figure is given in the description column instead, which is how hoses, sealing bands, edge protection and felt strips are ordered. Where a list entry points to another page, or carries the marker used for a cross-reference on screen, only the parts of that referenced assembly can be found on the page named.

The illustrations carry their own conventions. A plain number identifies a single part. An encircled number represents an assembly that can be ordered complete as one unit. A boxed range of numbers indicates parts that come with the first item but can also be ordered separately. A boxed assembly number tells you where the component parts of that assembly are listed, and a bracketed number means the whole assembly is listed under that item in the parts list.

Ordering Information

The catalog reproduces the ordering instructions for spare parts. A parts order needs the machine model and machine serial number, plus the aggregate number where relevant, the ID number, the quantity in pieces, length, square metres or sets, the forwarding address with consignee and railway station or airport, the mode of transport, and the invoice address if it differs from the forwarding address. Prompt delivery depends on that information being complete. Parts can be ordered through the Terex spare parts service, Terex subsidiaries and Terex dealers, and deliveries are subject to the applicable terms of sale and delivery. Illustrations in the catalog are not binding with respect to design, and the manufacturer reserves the right to make modifications in the course of technical advance – which is why the revision index on each assembly matters when you are matching a part to a machine.

What This Parts Catalog Lets You Do

With the Terex O&K RH170B Hydraulic Excavator Parts Catalog 170069 open, you can identify a component on the exploded view, read its item number off the drawing, drop into the itemised list, and come away with the part number, the quantity needed and the page reference for anything inside it. That covers consumables and wear items as much as major components: the driving chain and its links, pins, lids and circlips; the bottom and top rollers with their bearings, Duo-Cone seals, O-rings and screw plugs; the idler and tensioning cylinder; the travel gear and swing brake internals; every seal, gasket set, support ring and backup ring inside the working pump, servo pump, replenishment pump, cooling pump, fan pump, swing pump and travel motor; and the full seal kit content for the boom, stick, bucket, dump and clamping cylinders.

It also covers the parts that are easy to get wrong when ordering from memory: the different split flanges and 12-point screws used throughout the hydraulic piping, the numerous tube fittings, cutting rings and connection nuts, the check valves and pressure relief valves in each circuit, the greasing system distributors, injectors, hoses and pipe runs by length, the air conditioning hoses and water hoses, and the electrical connectors, clamps and cable ties. Because the catalog is bilingual, part descriptions can be read in English or in German, which helps when cross-checking a part against a German-language parts system or a European supplier listing.

Why the Correct Part Number Matters

An RH170B is a large, heavily loaded machine, and the assemblies in this catalog show how many near-identical parts sit alongside each other – several sizes of sealing ring, several split flange variants, several hose clip diameters, several spring and disc packs inside the travel gear and swing brake. Ordering by description alone invites a wrong shipment, and the catalog itself warns that incorrect shipments resulting from not following the ordering instructions are not the supplier’s responsibility. Working from the ID number, the assembly number and the revision index is what keeps a rebuild or a scheduled component replacement on track.

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Instant PDF Delivery

The catalog is supplied as a PDF that arrives immediately after checkout, with no shipping and nothing to wait for in the post. It opens on a laptop, tablet or phone in the workshop, and any page can be printed when a paper copy is easier to work from at the machine. For anyone maintaining, rebuilding or supplying parts for an RH170B, having the illustrated parts breakdown on hand turns a vague description of a broken component into a precise, orderable part number.