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New Holland and related factory service manuals for wheel loaders: 80 manuals, each sold as a PDF download, from the 62LB to the W300D.
This is the New Holland W190C Wheel Loader Service Manual Tier 2 2011 914 Pages, as a PDF. It runs to 914 pages in 10 parts.
It covers the New Holland W190C wheel loader, Tier 2, 2011 edition. It is New Holland's own service manual, the documentation the dealer workshops repair these machines with.
Publication number: 84525132.
Wheel loaders spend their life in repeated load cycles, which wears the transmission, the axles and the loader linkage. The workshop manual covers testing and rebuilding them with the manufacturer's values.
Its chapters cover the engine, the transmission and drivetrain, the hydraulic system, the electrical system, schematics and the undercarriage. The largest sections are 4 - Electrical System (284 pages), 6 - Drive Train (200 pages) and 8 - Upperstructure Hydraulics (126 pages).
Owners and operators who maintain their own machines, contractors' and rental workshops, independent repair shops and dealers.
Check the model and serial number on your machine before ordering. Some manuals only cover a range of serial numbers.
Which machines does this manual cover?
The New Holland W190C (Tier 2, 2011 edition). If your machine has a different model number, look for the manual for that model.
Is it the original manufacturer manual?
Yes. It is New Holland's own service manual, not a third-party reprint or a summary.
How many pages does it have?
914 pages, in 10 parts listed above.
How do I receive it?
It is a PDF. After payment it is available to download from your account, and you can read it on a computer, tablet or phone or print the pages you need. No printed book is shipped.
Check the model year on your VIN: on a 2011 vehicle the 10th character of the 17-digit VIN is “B”. Vehicles built for North America always carry the model year in that position; on some European or Australian vehicles it may be left unused, so in that case go by the registration papers or the build plate.
At about 15 years old, a 2011 vehicle often needs work on the cooling system, timing components, suspension bushings, motor mounts and corroded electrical connectors, all jobs where the exact factory procedure and torque values save time.
