Case CX27B 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs for Mini Excavator

You’re staring at a torn hose on a CX27B, the machine is down, and the dealer wants a part number you don’t have. You grab a generic parts list off the internet and end up ordering the wrong fitting because the diagram didn’t match the actual machine. That’s where this Case CX27B 2007 Parts Catalog comes in. 682 pages of OEM factory data – not a scanned reprint, not a third-party compilation. Every part number came off the Case production line.

682 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

This is the 6th edition, published December 2007, catalog number 6-95040. The table of contents is printed in four languages – English, French, Italian, German – but the part numbers and diagrams are universal. You get the full IDENTIFICATION AND VERSION LIST on pages 25-27, the MAINTENANCE PARTS section on pages 29-31, and the NUMBER INDEX starting on page 33. That index alone saves you from flipping through 600+ pages looking for a seal that might not exist.

Conversion Chart on Page 23 and Number Index on Page 33

Page 23 gives you the CONVERSION CHART (INC-MM). When you’re measuring a worn bushing with your calipers that reads 0.984 inch, you need to match that to a metric part number. The chart does it in one glance. Page 33 is the NUMBER INDEX – every part number listed alphabetically by number, tying back to the exploded views earlier in the catalog. If you’ve ever wasted an hour hunting for a part because the aftermarket catalog indexed by description, you’ll understand why this index matters.

Maintenance Parts Section (Pages 29-31)

Pages 29-31 cover the specific parts you’ll replace during regular service: filters, belts, seals, and common wear items. Case organized them by function, so you aren’t digging through the undercarriage section to find an oil filter. Each item has the OEM part number and quantity required per machine. Ordering from this section means the parts arrive the first time – no returns, no restocking fees.

Does This Catalog Cover All CX27B Versions?

The IDENTIFICATION AND VERSION LIST on pages 25-27 breaks down the machine serial number ranges and variant codes. If your CX27B has a different undercarriage or engine prefix, the catalog shows which parts interchange and which don’t. I’ve seen guys buy a complete final drive assembly only to find the mounting pattern changed in 2008. This catalog catches that before you spend.

Why OEM Beats Aftermarket Parts Lists

Aftermarket catalogs cut corners. They merge model years, skip supersessions, and treat a hydraulic pump rebuild kit as a single number when the OEM lists the O-ring as a separate item. This Automotive Industry Overview shows that manufacturers like Case update part numbers to fix design flaws. The 2007 catalog includes all revisions up to the printing date. For the latest understanding of how OEM documentation supports proper maintenance, you can read more about the Automotive Industry Overview.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a physical book or a digital download?

Digital download – PDF format. All 682 pages are searchable.

What if I need the full service procedures for disassembly or torque specs?

That information comes from the workshop manual, not the parts catalog. The parts catalog tells you what to order; the workshop manual tells you how to put it together. For that, check the related manuals below. The parts catalog stays on your tablet next to the ordering window. If you need the engine rebuild details, see CASE CX27B Workshop Manual – Section: Engine (Yanmar Engine Service). For routine operation instructions, grab CASE CX27B Compact Crawler Excavator Operator’s Manual. And if you’re deep into hydraulic repairs, CASE CX20B/CX22B/CX27B Hydraulic Excavator Repair Manual covers the pump and valve body specs.

You need to get the right part the first time. That means having the factory catalog on your bench. Download the Factory Manual now and stop chasing numbers.