This comprehensive Service Repair Manual provides in-depth information on maintaining, assembling, disassembling, and servicing your Fiat Kobelco W170, W170PL, and W190 Wheel Loaders. It is a complete resource for all your repair and maintenance needs, offering detailed instructions and comprehensive coverage of various components and systems.

The manual includes detailed specifications, diagrams, and real-life photo illustrations that guide you through every step of repair, diagnosis, servicing, technical maintenance, and troubleshooting procedures. It covers essential areas such as the engine, drive line/transmission, braking system, steering system, bucket boom and frame, attachment hydraulic system, electrical system, and cab.

This manual empowers you to perform repairs yourself, saving you time and money. It is designed to be easy to navigate and understand, enabling you to quickly find the information you need and effectively troubleshoot and maintain your Fiat Kobelco Wheel Loader.

The Fiat Kobelco W170, W170PL, and W190 wheel loaders were robust machines designed for a variety of construction and material handling tasks. These models were part of Fiat Kobelco's range of heavy equipment, known for their reliability and performance. The W170 and W170PL were closely related, sharing many components and design features. The W170PL offered additional features like a parallel linkage system for improved lifting precision, making it suitable for more demanding applications. The W190, on the other hand, was a larger machine, boasting increased power and lifting capacity, ideal for larger-scale projects. All three models were equipped with powerful engines delivering ample torque for effective material handling. The design focused on operator comfort and efficiency, providing a spacious cabin with ergonomic controls and easy-to-read instrumentation.

The Fiat Kobelco W170, W170PL, and W190 wheel loaders were known for their versatility and durability. They were commonly used in a variety of applications, including construction site material handling, road maintenance, and industrial operations. These machines were capable of loading trucks, moving earth, and handling a range of materials like sand, gravel, and aggregates. Their robust construction and powerful engines ensured they could withstand demanding operating conditions. The W170 and W170PL were popular choices for smaller to medium-sized projects, while the W190 was preferred for larger-scale projects where greater power and lifting capacity were required. These models were known for their fuel efficiency and ease of maintenance, making them cost-effective solutions for various applications.