Case 60XT Skid Steer Loader Illustrated Parts Catalog

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Case Models Covered & Key Technical Specifications

Models: 60XT Skid Steer Loader, Case Construction Equipment 60XT Series

Sub-models / Variants: European Models (4-390 / 4T-390 emissions-certified engine parts listings), North American Models (4-390 / 4T-390 emissions-certified engine parts listings), High-Flow Hydraulics configuration

Drive Variants: Hydrostatic drive; North American drive motor 394538A2 (service replacement 87457450); European Eaton drive motor 394539A2

Serial Breaks – Loader Lift/Bucket Cylinders and Loader-Frame Support: North American 60XT: BSN JAF0350356 / ASN JAF0350357; European 60XT: BSN JAF0350743 / ASN JAF0350744

Serial Breaks – Loader Control Valve 87427900: North American 60XT: ASN JAF0368195; European 60XT: ASN JAF0388408

Engine Serial Break: 4-390 configuration with fuel injection pump J935677: short block JR935600 (remanufactured) and J935600 (new), engine serial number 45705902 and after


  • Engine Power Rating: 45 HP

  • Electrical System Voltage: 12 V

  • Alternator Output: 65 amp

  • Hydraulic System Flow Rate: 21 GPM

  • Machine Overall Width: 64 in or 71 in over tires, depending on wheel/tire configuration

  • Reference Maximum Forward Speed: 1.5 m/s

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This Case 60XT skid steer loader parts catalog covers component identification for North American and European builds, with separate 4-390 and 4T-390 emissions-certified engine listings. Numbered illustrations connect assemblies to part numbers, quantities, hardware dimensions, and application notes.

  • Engine components: Cylinder blocks, camshafts, crankshafts, pistons, connecting rods, front gear covers, flywheel housings, and gasket-kit breakdowns.

  • Cooling, intake and exhaust: Radiator and coolant recovery parts, water-pump assemblies, fan drives, air cleaners, aspirators, and spark-arrester or catalytic exhaust configurations.

  • Fuel system and throttle controls: Injection pumps and drives, nozzle assemblies, transfer pumps, filters, fuel lines, and hand- or foot-throttle components.

  • Hydrostatic drive and brakes: Tandem and gear pumps, regional drive-motor assemblies, chains, sprockets, axles, and mechanical or hydraulic brake components.

  • Loader hydraulics: Lift and bucket cylinders, dual self-leveling, ride control, auxiliary hydraulics, high-flow gear-pump equipment, and hydraulic coupler plumbing.

  • Electrical equipment and cab: Starter and alternator breakdowns, main and optional harnesses, fuse and relay assemblies, instrument panels, doors, windows, seats, and heaters.

  • Attachments and working equipment: Mechanical and hydraulic couplers, loader buckets, cutting edges, pallet forks, and D100/D125 backhoe attachment components.

Suited to mechanics and owners who can match assembly callouts to parts lists and identify their machine’s installed options before ordering replacements.

Engine Parts and Configuration Notes

The Cylinder Head – Valve Mechanism and Pistons – Connecting Rods illustrations identify internal components and service parts. Listings distinguish standard and repair-size components, while crankshaft seal packages and gasket kits show which items belong to each assembly.

Machined and fractured-split connecting rods are marked as incompatible within the same engine because of weight differences. Mixing those rod types creates an engine-balance concern when selecting replacement internals.

Basic and remanufactured engine listings also distinguish the supplied engine assembly from external equipment. The replacement-engine notes matter when comparing an existing installation with a replacement block or basic engine.

Cooling, Exhaust and Fuel-System Parts

The exhaust listings separate spark-arrester and catalytic mufflers, with additional distinctions for aspirator-equipped machines. Cooling illustrations identify radiator mounts, recovery hoses, fan spacers, water-pump pulleys, and regional belt arrangements.

Injection-pump and nozzle listings distinguish the engine configurations and identify seals, fittings, and available component parts. Nozzle-shim dimensions support parts identification; they do not provide injector calibration or engine-timing instructions.

Hydrostatic Drive and Loader Hydraulics

Tandem Pump and Motor Assembly illustrations break down housings, rotating components, servo parts, seals, and repair kits. Separate North American and European drive-motor listings accompany the chain-drive and axle assemblies.

The loader hydraulic sections distinguish standard control valves from dual self-leveling equipment. Ride-control listings identify Dana and Parker valve components, while high-flow sections trace the pump, control valve, supply lines, and case-drain connections.

Serial-specific cylinder and loader-frame support listings help match the installed assembly to its replacement parts before selecting seals, rods, or complete cylinders. These are component-specific production changes, not a single serial-number limit for the entire catalog.

Electrical Equipment, Cab and Backhoe Attachments

Electrical illustrations show harness placement and numbered component callouts for the chassis, cab, seat bar, doors, and optional equipment. Starter and alternator assembly breakdowns support component identification; electrical coverage does not include diagnostic wiring schematics or fault-isolation procedures.

Cab listings distinguish glass and Lexan front doors, suspension and non-suspension seats, and floor or deluxe heaters. The D100 and D125 backhoe sections extend to control valves, swing assemblies, boom and dipper components, buckets, and vertical or fold-down stabilizers.

This is a parts reference for planning repair parts purchases. Overhaul sequences, pressure-testing procedures, and adjustment instructions require separate service information. Raised lift arms and ride-control accumulators require the manufacturer’s service-safety precautions before work begins.

Selected Fan-Belt and Nozzle-Shim Dimensions

The fan-belt listings distinguish J911558 at 1498.6 mm for North America from J911559 at 1574.8 mm for the European 60XT. These are cataloged component dimensions for identifying belt options.

The Fuel Injection – Nozzle section lists individual shim thicknesses from 1.00 mm to 1.98 mm, each under its own part number. These dimensions identify available parts, not injector test specifications.

PDF Search, Navigation and Page Contents

Search and illustration detail: The catalog pages do not support PDF text search; searchable text is limited to the opening cover. Two embedded bookmarks point to the opening pages without providing section navigation. Small callouts in the main chassis-harness illustrations are readable when enlarged.

Supplied as one printable, English-language 516-page PDF, comprising 508 catalog pages, one opening cover, and seven blank separator or end pages. The cover and blank pages are already included in the total.

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