New Holland E70BSR 2014 Parts Catalog

If you have torn down a track adjuster on an E70BSR only to find the wrong seal kit, you know the cost of guessing. Parts catalogs are not optional reading — they are the difference between getting the machine back to work tomorrow and chasing cross-referenced numbers that don’t fit. This New Holland E70BSR 2014 Parts Catalog is the same document the dealer’s parts counter uses. 720 pages of factory-issued part numbers, exploded views, and assembly sequences.

New Holland E70BSR 2014 Parts Catalog: 720 Pages of Factory Data

Every page in this catalog comes from the same press that printed the original at New Holland Construction in June 2014. Print number 84365675 ENG. The E70BSR is a Tier IV machine with ASN YT06-18001 (ROPS Cab) — that specific serial range determines which parts apply. Aftermarket parts catalogs often combine years or omit serial splits. This one keeps them separate. You get the right part number the first time.

Engine and Fuel System – Part Numbers You Can Trust

The engine section covers the complete power unit: cylinder head assemblies, pistons, rings, gaskets, fuel injection components, and the turbocharger if equipped. Each part is listed with its New Holland OEM number. No cross-references. No “equivalent to” listings. If you need a pre-combustion chamber or a fuel return line clip, the exploded view shows exactly where it goes and what number to order.

Hydraulic System Components: Every Hose, Seal, and Valve

Hydraulic leaks on a crawler excavator cost money. The catalog breaks down the main pump, control valve, travel motors, swing motor, and all hoses with their factory part numbers. O-ring sizes, seal kits, and backup rings are listed by page location. You can look up a boom cylinder seal kit in minutes and order it without pulling the cylinder first. That is time saved.

Electrical System: Wiring Diagrams and Connector Kits

Electrical components are grouped by harness and connector. The catalog shows the connector itself, the terminal pins, and the mating plug. If you have a corroded connector on the ECU harness, you find the repair kit part number here. This is not a service manual — it does not show wire routing — but it does give you the exact part to order for a splice or a new pigtail.

Undercarriage and Tracks: Sprockets, Idlers, and Chains

The undercarriage section lists track chains, sprockets, idlers, rollers, and track shoes. Track pitch, number of links, and shoe width are tied to the serial number. A mismatched sprocket will wear a new track chain in 50 hours. The catalog prevents that. It also includes the final drive and travel motor mounting parts.

Can You Identify the Right Part Without This Manual?

Maybe you can, if you have a photographic memory of every New Holland revision from 2014. Most of us do not. The E70BSR Compact Crawler Excavator uses Tier IV components that differ from earlier models. A slight change in the hydraulic fitting between 2013 and 2014 can send you back to the parts store. This catalog eliminates that run-around.

A solid grasp of the Automotive Industry Overview helps, but what matters is having the correct OEM number in your hand. That is what these 720 pages deliver. The catalog is organized by major groups: engine, hydraulic, electrical, undercarriage, cab, and attachments. Each group has its own index. You can jump from the table of contents to the exact page without flipping through the whole book.

For service procedures that go with these part numbers, see the New Holland E70BSR Service Manual. If you need a complete list of every part on the machine, the New Holland E70BSR Compact Crawler Excavator Parts page groups everything by assembly. Older New Holland models have different numbering systems, as shown in the Ford New Holland 853 1993 Parts Catalog.

Background on how the Automotive Industry Overview evolved helps appreciate why OEM data is essential. The broader automotive industry overview also confirms that factory-printed numbers are the only reliable source for parts that affect safety – like brake lines, hydraulic fittings, and ROPS components.

Source Validity: Why This Is Not a Scan of a Scan

This PDF comes from the original digital print file from New Holland. The resolution is high enough to read part numbers on the smallest gasket. The bookmarks are intact, so you can click through sections. Compare that to aftermarket reprints that have faded edges or missing pages. This is the factory file, period.

FAQ: Common Questions About the E70BSR Parts Catalog

Does this catalog include part numbers for the engine?

Yes, the engine section lists every component with OEM numbers. You will find the cylinder head, pistons, rings, and gaskets.

Can I use this to order parts from a New Holland dealer?

Absolutely. This is the same catalog the dealer’s parts department uses. You look up the part number, hand it to the counterman, and you get the exact part. No guessing. No returns because you got the wrong seal. The catalog covers the E70BSR with ASN YT06-18001 (ROPS Cab) from Tier IV models. Every revision from 2014 is included. You can trust the data because it is printed by New Holland Construction, not some third-party that scanned a photocopy of a photocopy. Page numbers correspond to the actual factory prints.

Is there a wiring diagram in the parts catalog?

Parts catalogs show individual electrical components – connectors, relays, sensors – but not wiring routing. You need the New Holland E70BSR Service Manual for that.

How many pages is this manual?

720 pages.

You have the serial number stamped on your machine. You have the part numbers in your hand. Download the Factory Manual, load it on your shop tablet, and stop ordering parts by guesswork. One wrong seal costs more than this PDF. Get it right.