Hitachi EX60-3, EX60LC-3 Excavator Parts Catalog

Hitachi EX60-3 and EX60LC-3 Parts Catalog Overview

• This parts catalog covers the 1995–2000 Hitachi EX60-3 and EX60LC-3 hydraulic excavators, including standard and long-crawler variants with attachments such as offset booms and vibrator configurations.
• Official Hitachi publication PIOS-I-2, documented for serial number 40001 and above.
• Contains 47 detailed exploded-view diagrams illustrating assemblies including the main frame, counterweight, swing device, and hydraulic pilot piping systems.
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• This edition serves as the definitive reference for parts identification across standard, EU, and Northern European regional specifications.

Assembly and Configuration Documentation

The Hitachi EX60-3 and EX60LC-3 parts manual organizes technical components by system. Major sections detail the upperstructure, including engine mounting, radiator support, fuel systems, and mufflers. The document segments hydraulic components into primary piping paths, pilot piping variations for specific regions, and pump control devices. Cabin-specific parts such as seat stands, control levers, and air conditioning units are cataloged with reference to their respective serial ranges, ensuring accurate part lookup.

Hydraulic and Mechanical Specification Preview

Detailed exploded-view plates display component breakdown for the swing device and main pump assembly. The 1995–2000 Hitachi EX60-3 catalog lists specialized hose and connector part numbers for various regional configurations. Reference the provided how factory workshop documentation is structured to locate individual bolt, washer, and seal specifications by their item index. All technical data is intended for part identification purposes only; qualified technicians and the original OEM documentation remain the authoritative source for any hands-on work.