Kobelco SK60 Mark III Excavator Parts Catalog 1992-1998 LE14101 - LE17595 (P/N 24100J14505F1)

• Covers 1992–1998 Kobelco SK60 Mark III Excavator variants, including North Europe, Southeast Asia, Export, and Extreme Heat configurations
• Original OEM publication P/N 24100J14505F1, specifically referenced for the SK60 Mark III series within serial number range LE14101–LE17595
• Documents thousands of individual components via comprehensive exploded-view diagrams and corresponding part number tables
• Contains 536 pages of detailed system breakdowns, identifying critical assemblies from engine and electrical routing to hydraulic lines and cab trim
• Serves as the primary technical reference for identifying replacement components for the 1992–1998 Kobelco SK60 Mark III build

Inside the SK60 Mark III Parts Documentation

Looking for the exact part number for your boom cylinder or track tensioner? This OEM publication lists every sub-assembly required for maintaining the SK60 Mark III. The document structure mirrors the actual mechanical assembly of the machine. It starts with engine support systems like oil pumps, fuel delivery, and injection components, before moving into the upper frame, swing motors, and complex hydraulic valve banks. High-fidelity diagrams feature reference keys that correlate directly to the parts-list tables. This setup ensures accurate identification of specific items, taking the guesswork out of ordering replacements for control levers, crawler tracks, or cabin interior components.

Specification and Assembly Data

Beyond visual identification, the technical data within the catalog provides necessary sizing information for hardware substitution and assembly clearances. Metric and standard hardware conversion charts document parameters for screws and nuts ranging from 3/16 inch to 5/8 inch. Need shim thickness variables for the injection pump? They are documented right in the detailed assembly charts alongside cylinder head bolt quantities. The manual also lists specific structural dimensions, such as the 45 mm upper frame interface and the 35 mm housing seating norm for primary components. Standard manufacturing tolerances for critical clearances are held at 12 mm across designated frame assemblies. Always verify these technical specs and hardware compatibility against the specific serial number of your unit prior to ordering or installing parts to ensure safe, reliable equipment operation.