Kobelco SK200-10 Cylinder Hydraulic Piping, Boom (Crusher & Breaker) — Exploded View & Part Numbers

Kobelco SK200-10 · Cylinder Hydraulic Piping, Boom (Crusher & Breaker) · 28 part numbers

Illustration reproduced from the Kobelco SK200-10 parts catalogue for part identification only. Callout numbers on the drawing match the Ref. column in the table below. Kobelco is a trademark of its respective owner; Shenyue Machinery is an independent supplier of excavator parts.

Kobelco SK200-10

Cylinder Hydraulic Piping, Boom (Crusher & Breaker)

The Kobelco SK200-10 Cylinder Hydraulic Piping, Boom (Crusher & Breaker) breaks down into 28 individually orderable part numbers. The Ref. column mirrors the callout numbers on the illustration, so a part can be ordered straight from the drawing. All numbers are taken from the machine's own parts catalogue — nothing here is generic.

• 28 part numbers in this group, all listed below
• Kobelco SK200-10 excavator parts — every number confirmed against your machine serial
• Callout numbers on the drawing match the Ref. column
• Genuine via original supply channels, or quality OEM alternative — declared on every quote
• 3,000+ part types on the shelf · 100,000+ part numbers available to order

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The 28 entries group into 12 distinct number series, led by YN42H, ZX20H. Expect repeated items such as tube, hyd, lines and 6 hardware positions when you work through it.

Where to start in this table: ZS28C12040 (capscrew, ×8 per assembly); ZS18C10030 (capscrew, ×4 per assembly); ZS28C10030 (capscrew, ×4 per assembly). The full list follows below.

Send us the Kobelco SK200-10 serial number together with the part number or the symptom you are chasing. We confirm fitment from the serial range before quoting, and mixed orders are consolidated into a single shipment — a set of seals does not travel in its own parcel.

Hydraulic components are the heart of the Kobelco SK200-10: main pump delivery, swing and travel drive, control valve sections and the lines and seals that connect them. When a circuit loses power, drifts under load, or runs noisy when warm, the fault is usually traced to one of the components in this group rather than to the machine as a whole.