2008 New Holland B90B, B90BLR, B95B, B95BLR, B95BTC, B100B, B100BLR, B110B, and B115B Backhoe Loaders Service Manual Parts Catalogue OEM (P/N 87725936)

• Exact coverage: New Holland B90B, B90BLR, B95B, B95BLR, B95BTC, B100B, B100BLR, B110B, and B115B; Edition 04-2008, OEM Print No. 87725936, supplied as a 2,073-page PDF.
• Major illustrated sections: engine and engine equipment; Power Shuttle and Power Shift transmissions; front and rear axles; electrical harnesses; hydraulic plumbing; sheet metal; loader/backhoe structures; driver's compartment; wheels/traction; and factory variations.
• Configuration splits: Center Pivot and Side Shift frames, mechanical and pilot controls, 6-, 7-, and 8-section backhoe valve/tower groups, CAB and ROPS layouts, 2WD/4WD/4WS running gear, and EU/NA applications.
• Drivetrain depth: torque converter, gearshift box and control-valve components, speed gears, front/rear transmission shafts, parking brake groups, axle bevel gears, differentials, differential locks, steering, and hub assemblies.
• Hydraulic and attachment detail: reservoir, pumps, delivery/return lines, filter and check-valve groups, loader and backhoe cylinders, stabilizers, transport lock, swing post, telescopic dipper, hammer circuits, quick couplers, and 4X1/6X1 bucket equipment.
• Parts-identification tools: exploded callouts, OEM part numbers, quantities, repair-kit symbols, model application columns, C/D/F modification and serial-break codes, cross-references, maintenance-parts table, and numerical part-number index.
• Scope: This is an illustrated service parts catalog, not a workshop repair manual. It is organized for parts identification rather than step-by-step repair procedures, torque specifications, troubleshooting tests, wiring diagrams, or hydraulic schematics. Active machine content is in Sections 1-11 and 18; Sections 12-17 and 19-20 are marked not applicable.

Whether you manage a fleet or handle repair work in your own shop, this catalog is designed for one job: matching the correct factory component to the exact machine configuration before parts are ordered. The main-section overview locates each system on the backhoe loader, then individual figures break assemblies into brackets, fasteners, seals, hoses, harnesses, valves, shafts, gears, cylinders, housings, and service kits. Representative exploded-view titles include Cylinder Head, Transmission Gearing Speed Gear (4WD Power-Shift), Bevel Gear Set and Rear Axle Parking Brake (Power Shift), Hydraulic System Pipes: Oil Filter and Check Valve, Swing Post Assembly, Bushings & Pins, and Cab Electric System Components. English descriptions are accompanied by Italian, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Danish, and Dutch terminology.

Engine and Drivetrain Model Splits

Although the preliminary section-list sheet marks the engine section as “Not Yet Available,” the PDF contains the inserted Section 1 engine pages. Coverage extends through cylinder blocks, oil sumps and strainers, crankcase covers, cylinder heads and valve gear, crankshafts, pistons, camshafts and timing drives, injection pumps and injectors, turbochargers, lubrication, cooling, alternator, and mounting groups. Separate engine assembly entries identify B90B/B90BLR as P/N 87399928; B95B/B95BLR/B95BTC/B100B/B100BLR as P/N 87587692; B110B as P/N 87399929; and B115B as P/N 87399930. Related internal figures also split parts by the applicable model group, so a visually similar cylinder head, sump, sensor, or fuel-system component is not treated as universal.

Power Shuttle figures separate 2WD and 4WD torque-converter, shifting, parking-brake, shaft, and gearing groups. Power Shift sheets add gearshift-box, hydraulic-pump shaft, control-valve, 2WS/4WS driveline, and cooling-line breakdowns. Rear-axle figures distinguish Power Shift from Power Shuttle, including Side Shift EU and Center Pivot NA axle, differential-lock, and bevel-gear assemblies.

Hydraulics, Controls, and Operator Station

Hydraulic figures trace components from the reservoir and pump groups through delivery, pressure, discharge, and return plumbing, including the oil-filter/check-valve branch and individual loader, bucket, boom, swing, stabilizer, and backhoe circuits. Section 18 adds the configuration-heavy equipment that is often hardest to identify from the machine alone: proportional valve groups, 6/7/8-section towers, ISO and JCB control arrangements, two-lever and four-lever controls, transport-lock hardware, Glide Ride, hammer plumbing, telescopic-dipper systems, quick couplers, lock valves, and bucket variants.

The electrical and driver's-compartment pages show engine, chassis, and cab harnesses; grounds and battery lockout parts; fuse and control units; instrument panels; lighting; wipers; seats; cab glass; heater and A/C hardware; brake controls; and steering columns. These are component and harness-layout figures rather than circuit schematics.

Matching the Right Part

The standalone Versions List is marked “Not Yet Available,” so applicability is carried by the model columns, EU/NA notes, variant-code tables, and figure-level footnotes. The C/D/F change system identifies parts valid up to a change, from a change, or across a stated serial range. The maintenance-parts table separately lists fuel, engine-oil, hydraulic-oil, air, cab, and transmission filter references, with Power Shuttle and Power Shift cross-references.

New Holland states that the illustrated part numbers were current at publication and may change during the model's production life. Check the machine and engine identification plates, figure notes, change code, and current dealer parts data before ordering. During repair work, keep the machine properly supported and fully relieve hydraulic pressure before disconnecting lines or removing hydraulic components.