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Caterpillar P360

Maintenance schedule, common problems & OEM parts breakdown

The Cat P360 is a passive hydraulic work tool, a multi-functional concrete crusher and pulverizer with no onboard engine of its own. It draws all crushing, cutting, and rotating power from the carrier excavator's hydraulic system through high-pressure crushing/cutting lines and a separate rotation circuit. It weighs approximately 5230 kg (11,530 lb) excluding its mounting bracket, making it the largest and heaviest member of the P315/P325/P335/P360 fixed-body crusher family, and it is matched to 60-85 tonne stick-mounted carriers in the 345B/C, 365B/C, and 385B/C class. The tool combines a hydraulically driven rotator head with a jaw built for breaking out fixed concrete structures, pulverizing debris, and shearing reinforcement rod, and it dates to Caterpillar's late-2000s/2010s work tool catalog.

Across the family, the four sizes scale directly with carrier weight: the P315 suits 15-25 tonne carriers up through the P360 at 60-85 tonnes, each with proportionally larger jaw opening, closing force, and hydraulic flow requirements. Parts catalogs tie the group to a handful of serial-number prefixes, with WPL commonly cited for late-production P360 units, though exact per-model prefix assignment is not fully settled across sources. Caterpillar later moved primary pulverizing duty to a redesigned rotating platform, the P318, P324, and P332 (and larger P345/P365), which delivered faster cycle times and higher rotation flow than the P315-P360 generation. The P360 is no longer part of Cat's current catalog, so demolition contractors and used-equipment buyers running these units now depend on the parts and rebuild market, remanufactured jaws, teeth, pins, bushings, and hydraulic seal kits, to keep legacy machines earning.

Below: full specifications, fluids & capacities, the factory service schedule, common service parts, verified fault codes, what owners discuss, attachment guidance, the complete assembly directory, and a serial-number reference. Complete parts lists with full OEM part numbers, exploded diagrams, quantities, and fitment data are available free in Heavy Parts AI.

Caterpillar P360 specifications

Engine

Power sourceNo onboard engine. Passive hydraulic work tool, powered entirely by the carrier excavator's hydraulic circuit
Max operating pressure, crushing/cutting circuit350 bar (5,076 psi)
Max operating pressure, rotation circuit140 bar (2,031 psi)
Optimum flow, crushing/cutting circuit400 l/min (105.7 US gpm)
Optimum flow, rotation circuit80 l/min (21.1 US gpm)
Emissions tierNot applicable - no onboard engine

Weights

Operating weight (tool only, excl. mounting bracket)5,230 kg (11,530 lb)
Recommended carrier weight, stick-mounted60-85 t (132,000-187,400 lb) excavator class
Ground pressureNot published for this work tool

Dimensions

Overall length2,737 mm (107.8 in)
Overall height2,312 mm (91.0 in)
Overall width1,180 mm (46.5 in)
Jaw depth933 mm (36.7 in)
Jaw opening1,201 mm (47.3 in)
Cutter blade length350 mm (13.8 in)

Performance

Closing force at tooth tip210 t (231.5 US tons)
Closing force at primary cutter455 t (501.6 US tons)
Jaw closing time3 sec
Jaw opening time4 sec
Crushing capacity (concrete thickness guideline)up to 950 mm (37.4 in), varies with rebar content, excavator pressure/flow, and jaw/cutter condition
Head rotation360 degrees, continuous, via integrated rotator
Compatible carrier modelsCat 345B/C, 365B/C, 385B/C class hydraulic excavators (also fits non-Cat carriers in the same weight class via mounting bracket or CW quick coupler)

Service capacities (summary)

Fuel tankNot applicable - no onboard engine
Hydraulic systemNo dedicated onboard reservoir; runs off carrier excavator hydraulics via two high-pressure lines for open/close and two medium-pressure lines for rotation, cab-selectable by joystick or pedal
Engine oilNot applicable - no onboard engine
Cooling systemNot applicable - no onboard engine

Values vary by configuration, region, and serial range — confirm against your machine before planning transport or lifts.

P360 fluids & capacities

SystemCapacityRecommended fluid
Engine crankcase (with filter)Not applicableThe P360 is a passive hydraulic work tool with no onboard engine; it carries no crankcase or engine oil chart of its own.
Cooling systemNot applicableNo engine, radiator, or coolant circuit on the tool; nothing to fill or check.
Fuel tankNot applicableNo fuel system; the tool is unpowered and has no tank.
Transmission / powertrain compartmentNot applicableNo transmission or powertrain on the attachment.
Final drives (each)Not applicableNo final drives fitted; the tool has no travel or drive function.
Axles / differentialsNot applicableNo axles or differentials on this work tool.
Hydraulic system and tankNo dedicated tank or fill chart in the tool's own maintenance literature.The jaw cylinder and rotation motor run off the carrier excavator's hydraulic circuit through quick-couplers; there is no separate reservoir on the tool. Use the fluid grade specified for the host machine's hydraulic system (typically Cat HYDO Advanced 10 or equivalent per the carrier's own O&M manual) and match hose/coupler ratings to the tool's rated operating pressure and flow before hookup.
Grease (pin and bushing lubrication points)Apply at each fitting until fresh grease purges at the joint; no bulk capacity is specified.Cat Advanced 3Moly Grease (lithium-complex base with 3% molybdenum disulfide, NLGI 2) is the standard Cat work-tool lubricant for jaw pivot pins, cylinder pins, and rotation bushings, suited to medium load/speed duty across roughly -20 to 40 deg C (-4 to 104 deg F) ambient. In sustained cold-climate service a lower-temperature multipurpose grease may be substituted per dealer guidance; grease points are ground-accessible with the tool still mounted.

Capacities are refill values from factory literature — always fill to the dipstick/sight gauge, not the number.

Caterpillar P360 maintenance schedule

Service intervalTasks
Every 10 h
  • Grease all pivot pins and bushings before each shift: jaw pivot pin, cylinder rod-end pin, cylinder base pin, and rotator swivel
  • Visually inspect jaw and cutter teeth for cracks, chipping, or excessive rounding
  • Check hydraulic hoses, fittings, and the crushing cylinder rod for leaks, abrasion, or chafing against the housing
  • Inspect the mounting bracket and pin-on ears for cracks, elongation, or loose retaining hardware
  • Clear concrete debris and rebar fragments from the jaw throat and rotator housing
  • Confirm rotator hoses and swivel joint are seated and free of weeping
Every 250 h
  • Check jaw fasteners, pin retainers, and bracket bolts for correct torque
  • Inspect the crushing cylinder rod for scoring or pitting and wipe it clean of grit before storage
  • Re-grease the rotator bearing and gear mesh, checking for excess rotational play
  • Inspect welds on the jaw frame, cylinder mounts, and mounting bracket for cracking
  • Verify hydraulic hose routing and clamps are not rubbing against structural members under rotation
Every 500 h
  • Measure pin and bushing bore clearance at the jaw pivot and cylinder pins; log wear trend
  • Drift-test the crushing cylinder for internal leakage and reseal if drift is found
  • Inspect rotator motor/gearbox mounting bolts and the drive coupling for looseness
  • Check jaw and tooth wear against factory wear-limit guidance; rotate or replace teeth as needed
  • Inspect castings around high-load areas of the jaw and bracket for stress cracking
Every 1,000 h
  • Remove and inspect all pins and bushings for wear beyond service limits; replace worn sets
  • Drain and refill the rotator gearbox oil where a rotator head is fitted
  • Check hydraulic relief settings against spec on the carrier's crushing/cutting and rotation circuits
  • Inspect cylinder seals and wear bands; rebuild the cylinder if leakage or rod drift is present
  • Re-torque mounting bracket fasteners and inspect quick-coupler wear plates for play
Every 2,000 h
  • Perform a full teardown inspection of the jaw assembly, crushing cylinder, and rotator to flag overhaul candidates
  • Replace crushing-cylinder seal kits as a preventive measure regardless of visible leakage
  • Replace worn pin-bushing sets throughout the tool as matched sets rather than individually
  • Recondition mounting bracket welds, wear plates, and pin bores
  • Check rotator bearing preload and backlash; rebuild or replace the swivel as needed

Servicing the P360 beyond the schedule

Predictive Maintenance & Fluid Analysis

The P360 carries no engine or reservoir of its own; monitor the carrier excavator's hydraulic oil for contamination, since crusher-cylinder and rotator wear introduces metal fines that crushing cycles distribute back into the carrier's system. Track jaw cylinder drift over time to catch seal wear before it becomes a leak. Log pin-bushing clearance at each 500-hour check to trend wear rate and schedule bushing replacement before pin bores elongate and the jaw develops play under load.

Corrective & Common Repairs

Chipped or cracked jaw teeth and worn tooth pockets are the most common field repair on the P360; teeth are replaceable without pulling the jaw. Cylinder rod-end seal weeping after repeated high-pressure crushing cycles usually calls for a reseal rather than a full cylinder swap. Elongated pivot pin bores from grease starvation cause jaw slop and uneven bite; oversized bushings restore fit. Hydraulic hose chafing against the housing under rotation is a recurring wear point worth routine checks.

Overhaul & Rebuild Points

A full P360 overhaul centers on the jaw pivot assembly, main crushing cylinder, and rotator drive. Rebuild the cylinder with a complete seal and wear-band kit rather than spot-replacing individual seals once drift appears. Pins and bushings wear as matched sets; replace them together to keep jaw alignment true. Inspect the rotator gearbox and swivel bearing for backlash and reseal the swivel joint. Re-machine or build up worn jaw and cutter mounting faces before returning the tool to service.

Seasonal & Environment Servicing

Cold-weather startup demands a slow warm-up cycle on the carrier's hydraulic system before full-pressure crushing, since the P360's cylinder and rotator seals stiffen in low temperatures and are prone to damage under immediate high load. In hot, dusty demolition sites, shorten grease intervals on pivot pins to purge grit before it scores the pins, and wipe the cylinder rod between cycles to keep abrasive concrete dust out of the rod seal. Store with the jaw closed to protect exposed pin bores from moisture.

P360 attachments & work tools

Carrier excavator match

Matched to 345B/C, 365B/C, and 385B/C class hydraulic excavators, with a recommended stick-mounted carrier weight of 60-85 t. It is the largest tool in the P315/P325/P335/P360 concrete crusher family, sized above the mid-range P335.

Mounting bracket / pin-on

Mounts via a dedicated bracket sized to the carrier weight class, using pin-on ears; published tool weight excludes the bracket. The same bracket approach allows fitment to non-Cat carriers within the same listed weight range.

Quick coupler option

Can be configured with hinge-type mounting to fit a dedicated CW-series quick coupler instead of a fixed pin-on bracket, letting the carrier swap tools faster.

360-degree rotator head

Built-in universal rotator head turns the jaw a full 360 degrees for positioning against structures, driven by its own hydraulic circuit separate from the crushing/cutting function.

Hydraulic kit requirements

Needs two-way high-pressure lines for jaw open/close (max around 350 bar, optimum flow near 400 l/min) plus two-way medium-pressure lines for rotation (max around 140 bar, optimum flow near 80 l/min), selectable from a cab-mounted joystick or pedal. A standard speed valve shortens cycle time.

Jaw and cutter configuration

One jaw set handles pulverizing, primary crushing, and cutting of rebar or light steel profiles in a single tool. Jaw opening runs about 1200 mm with a roughly 350 mm cutter length, rated for concrete sections up to about 950 mm thick depending on rebar content and condition.

Wear parts and guarding

Teeth and cutting blades are replaceable wear items reached through bolted access hatches. Jaw and body carry wear-protection and stress-relieving plates, and the hydraulic cylinder is fully enclosed for protection during demolition work.

Family lineage

Part of the legacy P300-series crusher line (P315/P325/P335/P360). Caterpillar's later P318/P324/P332/P345/P365 pulverizer series covers overlapping carrier classes as the current-production equivalents, with the 360-degree-rotation P365 sitting in the same upper size range as the P360.

All P360 assemblies by section

Every catalogued assembly group for the Caterpillar P360. Open an assembly to preview the parts inside — full OEM part numbers are available in Heavy Parts AI.

Hydraulic System
341-3990 Cylinder & Valve Gp
14***51Elbow Group1
14***52Elbow As.2
15***18Lockwasher2
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342-7060 Cylinder & Valve Gp
14***06Bolt-Socket Head; (M20x2.5x140-mm)5
14***51Elbow Group1
15***18Lockwasher2
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339-1843 Cylinder & Valve Gp
14***51Elbow Group1
14***92Elbow; (-12 Orfs/-12 Orfs Swivel)2
15***46Seal1
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339-2852 Cylinder & Valve Gp
14***51Elbow Group1
14***92Elbow; (-12 Orfs/-12 Orfs Swivel)2
15***46Seal1
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222-8827 Cylinder Gp-Hydraulic
09***48Nipple, Grease1
16***16Seal1
16***87Bushing2
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171-8124 Cylinder Gp-Hydraulic
09***48Nipple, Grease1
14***84Bolt-Socket Head; (M20x2.5x110-mm)22
16***16Seal1
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172-2205 Cylinder Gp-Hydraulic
09***48Nipple, Grease1
16***16Seal1
16***41Bushing2
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222-8829 Cylinder Gp-Hydraulic
09***48Nipple, Grease1
09***06Bolt-Socket Head; (M16x2x80-mm)24
16***16Seal1
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244-6793 Lines Gp-Connecting
24***93Lines Group-Connecting1
24***95Lines Group-Connecting1
24***98Lines Group-Connecting1
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248-6178 Lines Gp-Connecting
17***22Hose As2
24***78Lines Group-Connecting1
3K***60Seal Pilot Manifold On; Seal To Boom Check Valve Drain2
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233-2992 Lines Gp-Connecting
14***40Adapter; (Straight) (-8 Orb X -8 Orfs)2
15***94Adapter As2
15***44Seal1
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177-5129 Lines Gp-Connecting
12***40Fitting As-Hydraulic; (Quick Disconnect, Male)2
17***29Lines Group-Connecting1
17***45Hose As2
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244-3127 Lines Gp-Connecting
17***24Lines Group-Connecting1
24***27Lines Group-Connecting1
24***29Lines Group-Connecting1
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244-6794 Lines Gp-Connecting
09***70Bolt-Socket Hd; (M12 X 1.75 X 45)8
1P***04Seal - Rectangular (45mm Dia)2
1P***67Flange-Half (43.31 mm Id)4
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239-9251 Lines Gp-Connecting
1P***04Seal - Rectangular (45mm Dia)2
1P***67Flange-Half (43.31 mm Id)4
23***81Hose As2
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244-3138 Lines Gp-Connecting
23***69Lines Group-Connecting1
24***38Lines Group-Connecting1
24***60Lines Group-Connecting1
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244-3139 Lines Gp-Connecting
14***68Hose As2
24***39Lines Group-Connecting1
3K***60Seal Pilot Manifold On; Seal To Boom Check Valve Drain2
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177-5026 Lines Gp-Connecting
12***40Fitting As-Hydraulic; (Quick Disconnect, Male)2
17***26Lines Group-Connecting1
17***33Hose As2
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246-1430 Lines Gp-Connecting
24***44Hose As2
24***30Lines Group-Connecting1
3K***60Seal Pilot Manifold On; Seal To Boom Check Valve Drain2
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247-6860 Lines Gp-Connecting
18***53Hose As2
24***60Lines Group-Connecting1
6V***98Seal-O-Ring -Line From Gear Pump Output2
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234-5669 Lines Gp-Connecting
1P***04Seal - Rectangular (45mm Dia)2
1P***67Flange-Half (43.31 mm Id)4
23***69Lines Group-Connecting1
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244-6796 Lines Gp-Connecting
09***70Bolt-Socket Hd; (M12 X 1.75 X 45)16
1P***04Seal - Rectangular (45mm Dia)4
1P***67Flange-Half (43.31 mm Id)8
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177-5046 Lines Gp-Connecting
17***20Hose As2
17***46Lines Group-Connecting1
5K***90Seal-To Hydraulic Cooler Inlet Port2
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177-5044 Lines Gp-Connecting
17***44Lines Group-Connecting1
17***36Hose As2
7K***81Strap-Pressure & Return Hoses To4
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177-5023 Lines Gp-Connecting
17***20Hose As2
17***23Lines Group-Connecting1
1P***04Seal - Rectangular (45mm Dia)2
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244-3135 Lines Gp-Connecting
17***46Lines Group-Connecting1
24***35Lines Group-Connecting1
24***30Lines Group-Connecting1
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244-6792 Lines Gp-Connecting
24***92Lines Group-Connecting1
24***94Lines Group-Connecting1
24***97Lines Group-Connecting1
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233-2991 Lines Gp-Connecting
15***95Adapter As2
15***46Seal1
1P***67Flange-Half (43.31 mm Id)4
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244-3136 Lines Gp-Connecting
23***69Lines Group-Connecting1
24***36Lines Group-Connecting1
24***78Lines Group-Connecting1
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177-5024 Lines Gp-Connecting
17***20Hose As2
17***24Lines Group-Connecting1
1P***04Seal - Rectangular (45mm Dia)1
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244-6795 Lines Gp-Connecting
09***70Bolt-Socket Hd; (M12 X 1.75 X 45)16
1P***04Seal - Rectangular (45mm Dia)4
1P***67Flange-Half (43.31 mm Id)8
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177-5021 Lines Gp-Connecting
12***40Fitting As-Hydraulic; (Quick Disconnect, Male)2
17***21Lines Group-Connecting1
17***22Hose As2
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177-5019 Lines Gp-Connecting
17***19Lines Group-Connecting1
17***20Hose As2
7K***81Strap-Pressure & Return Hoses To4
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239-9252 Lines Gp-Connecting
23***52Lines Group-Connecting1
25***45Hose As2
3K***60Seal Pilot Manifold On; Seal To Boom Check Valve Drain2
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246-1431 Lines Gp-Connecting
09***70Bolt-Socket Hd; (M12 X 1.75 X 45)8
1P***04Seal - Rectangular (45mm Dia)2
1P***67Flange-Half (43.31 mm Id)4
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246-1429 Lines Gp-Connecting
13***59Hose As2
24***29Lines Group-Connecting1
3K***60Seal Pilot Manifold On; Seal To Boom Check Valve Drain2
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244-3126 Lines Gp-Connecting
24***26Lines Group-Connecting1
24***39Lines Group-Connecting1
24***96Lines Group-Connecting1
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244-6797 Lines Gp-Connecting
18***53Hose As2
24***97Lines Group-Connecting1
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233-2155 Lines Gp-Connecting
23***55Lines Group-Connecting1
23***91Lines Group-Connecting1
23***92Lines Group-Connecting1
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244-6798 Lines Gp-Connecting
18***68Hose As2
24***98Lines Group-Connecting1
3K***60Seal Pilot Manifold On; Seal To Boom Check Valve Drain2
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170-2174 Manifold Gp-Control
14***20Bolt-Socket Head; (M6x1x75-mm)4
17***74Manifold Group-Control1
7Y***19Seal-O-Ring (Id=12.37mm)2
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170-2172 Motor & Manifold Gp-Rotator
17***72Motor & Manifold Group-Rotator1
17***73Motor Group-Gerotor1
17***74Manifold Group-Control1
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170-2173 Motor Gp-Gerotor
17***73Motor Group-Gerotor1
17***21Kit-Housing1
17***22Shaft-Output1
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216-7650 Motor Gp-Gerotor
17***73Motor Group-Gerotor1
17***76Ring-Mounting1
17***77Gear-Drive; (15-Teeth)1
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320-1326 Motor Gp-Gerotor
17***73Motor Group-Gerotor1
17***74Manifold Group-Control1
17***77Gear-Drive; (15-Teeth)1
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319-2123 Rotator Gp-Hydraulic
08***72Seal-O-Ring1
14***70Elbow, 90°,-8 Orb Swiv. /-8 Orfs2
15***94Adapter As6
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329-4200 Rotator Gp-Hydraulic
09***73Bolt; (Socket Head) (M12x1.75x60mm)16
12***24Seal-O-Ring; (12.37mm Id)4
14***73Lockwasher8
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171-7526 Rotator Gp-Hydraulic
03***43Seal-O-Ring1
09***48Nipple, Grease1
14***70Elbow, 90°,-8 Orb Swiv. /-8 Orfs2
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265-6468 Swivel Gp
16***43Seal1
17***57Plug As4
17***14Stator1
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170-3045 Swivel Gp
16***43Seal1
17***45Swivel Group1
17***41Stator1
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208-8451 Valve Gp-Control
13***54Plug As3
20***51Valve Group-Control1
20***87Slack Adjuster Group1
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170-3229 Valve Gp-Speed Control
17***29Valve Group-Speed Control1
17***30Plug6
17***31Valve1
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208-5125 Valve Gp-Speed Control
09***01Bolt-Socket Head; (M8x1.25x40-mm)4
17***55Seal-O-Ring2
20***74Bolt-Socket Head; (M16x2x55-mm)8
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Service Equipment And Supplies
200-2959 Lock Gp-Shear
20***14Plate-Lock2
20***59Lock Group-Shear1
8T***32Nut (M16 X 2 Thd); (M16x2.00 Thd)2
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200-2885 Lock Gp-Shear
20***85Lock Group-Shear1
20***86Plate-Lock2
8T***32Nut (M16 X 2 Thd); (M16x2.00 Thd)2
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200-2960 Lock Gp-Shear
20***16Plate-Lock2
20***60Lock Group-Shear1
8T***32Nut (M16 X 2 Thd); (M16x2.00 Thd)2
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200-2961 Lock Gp-Shear
20***17Plate-Lock2
20***61Lock Group-Shear1
8T***32Nut (M16 X 2 Thd); (M16x2.00 Thd)2
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334-5811 Plate & Film Gp
11***73Seal; (0.5cm) (X2)0
15***96Film-Notice; (Lift Eye Location)7
24***76Film-Warning; (Do Not Operate, Read Omm)2
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334-9391 Plate & Film Gp
11***73Seal; (0.5cm) (X2)0
15***96Film-Notice; (Lift Eye Location)7
24***76Film-Warning; (Do Not Operate, Read Omm)2
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334-5810 Plate & Film Gp
11***73Seal; (0.5cm) (X2)0
15***96Film-Notice; (Lift Eye Location)7
24***76Film-Warning; (Do Not Operate, Read Omm)2
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334-9390 Plate & Film Gp
11***73Seal; (0.5cm) (X2)0
15***96Film-Notice; (Lift Eye Location)7
24***76Film-Warning; (Do Not Operate, Read Omm)2
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314-9135 Tool Gp
14***08Fitting2
16***18Shim; (1-mm Thk)1
16***19Shim; (1.5-mm Thk)1
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323-0389 Tool Gp
16***92Wrench1
17***03Wrench-T-Handle1
17***04Shim; (1-mm Thk)4
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322-4486 Tool Gp
14***74Fitting As1
14***86Fitting As2
15***44Seal1
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318-5940 Tool Gp
14***08Fitting2
16***86Shim; (1-mm Thk)1
16***88Shim; (1.5-mm Thk)1
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Work Tool Arrangement
334-9389 Pulverizer Ar-Hydraulic
13***55Setscrew; (M4x0.7x8-mm)2
31***35Tool Group1
32***51Pulverizer Group1
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334-5813 Pulverizer Ar-Hydraulic
13***55Setscrew; (M4x0.7x8-mm)2
32***87Pulverizer Group1
32***89Tool Group1
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334-9388 Pulverizer Ar-Hydraulic
13***55Setscrew; (M4x0.7x8-mm)2
31***40Tool Group1
32***49Pulverizer Group1
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334-5812 Pulverizer Ar-Hydraulic
13***55Setscrew; (M4x0.7x8-mm)2
32***72Pulverizer Group1
32***86Tool Group1
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Work Tools
201-9466 Bracket Gp-Mounting
15***18Lockwasher8
16***97Plate-Cover1
20***66Bracket Group-Mounting1
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291-1777 Bracket Gp-Mounting
15***19Lockwasher8
29***77Bracket Group-Mounting1
29***80Cover1
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169-4969 Bracket Gp-Mounting
16***69Bracket Group-Mounting1
16***89Bracket As1
16***82Bolt-Socket Head; (M24x3x70-mm)14
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169-4976 Bracket Gp-Mounting
16***76Bracket Group-Mounting1
16***96Bracket As1
16***82Bolt-Socket Head; (M24x3x70-mm)14
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169-4974 Bracket Gp-Mounting
16***74Bracket Group-Mounting1
16***93Bracket As1
16***82Bolt-Socket Head; (M24x3x70-mm)14
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257-0102 Bracket Gp-Mounting
15***18Lockwasher6
17***33Cover1
25***02Bracket Group-Mounting1
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175-3012 Bracket Gp-Mounting
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17***90Bolt-Socket Head; (M20x2.5x70-mm)36
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15***18Lockwasher8
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16***97Plate-Cover1
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15***18Lockwasher6
17***33Cover1
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15***19Lockwasher8
16***82Bolt-Socket Head; (M24x3x70-mm)14
22***19Bracket As1
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175-3014 Bracket Gp-Mounting
17***90Bolt-Socket Head; (M20x2.5x70-mm)36
17***14Bracket Group-Mounting1
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231-0474 Bracket Gp-Mounting
13***55Setscrew; (M4x0.7x8-mm)2
15***19Lockwasher8
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246-9991 Bracket Gp-Mounting
13***55Setscrew; (M4x0.7x8-mm)2
17***90Bolt-Socket Head; (M20x2.5x70-mm)36
20***59Plate-Serial Number1
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257-0101 Bracket Gp-Mounting
17***90Bolt-Socket Head; (M20x2.5x70-mm)36
25***01Bracket Group-Mounting1
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169-5307 Bracket Gp-Mounting
16***07Bracket Group-Mounting1
16***82Bolt-Socket Head; (M24x3x70-mm)14
17***47Bracket Group-Mounting1
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185-7340 Bracket Gp-Mounting
17***90Bolt-Socket Head; (M20x2.5x70-mm)36
18***40Bracket Group-Mounting1
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209-1776 Bracket Gp-Mounting
13***55Setscrew; (M4x0.7x8-mm)2
16***82Bolt-Socket Head; (M24x3x70-mm)14
20***59Plate-Serial Number1
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179-1647 Bracket Gp-Mounting
15***18Lockwasher8
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16***97Plate-Cover1
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257-1047 Bracket Gp-Mounting
15***18Lockwasher6
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255-0001 Bracket Gp-Mounting
16***82Bolt-Socket Head; (M24x3x70-mm)14
20***71Washer; (26x90x8-mm Thk)2
25***01Bracket Group-Mounting1
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257-1041 Bracket Gp-Mounting
17***90Bolt-Socket Head; (M20x2.5x70-mm)36
25***41Bracket Group-Mounting1
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191-4785 Bracket Gp-Mounting
15***18Lockwasher6
17***33Cover1
18***96Bracket As1
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169-4978 Bracket Gp-Mounting
16***78Bracket Group-Mounting1
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290-8330 Bracket Gp-Mounting
13***55Setscrew; (M4x0.7x8-mm)2
16***82Bolt-Socket Head; (M24x3x70-mm)14
20***59Plate-Serial Number1
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193-9233 Bracket Gp-Mounting
17***33Cover1
19***67Bracket As1
19***33Bracket Group-Mounting1
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169-5308 Bracket Gp-Mounting
16***08Bracket Group-Mounting1
16***82Bolt-Socket Head; (M24x3x70-mm)14
17***45Bracket Group-Mounting1
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175-0340 Bracket Gp-Mounting
17***90Bolt-Socket Head; (M20x2.5x70-mm)36
17***40Bracket Group-Mounting1
17***49Bracket Group-Mounting1
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193-4497 Bracket Gp-Mounting
16***82Bolt-Socket Head; (M24x3x70-mm)14
19***97Bracket Group-Mounting1
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193-9166 Bracket Gp-Mounting
17***90Bolt-Socket Head; (M20x2.5x70-mm)36
19***66Bracket Group-Mounting1
19***33Bracket Group-Mounting1
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175-0339 Bracket Gp-Mounting
17***90Bolt-Socket Head; (M20x2.5x70-mm)36
17***39Bracket Group-Mounting1
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276-7982 Bracket Gp-Mounting
16***82Bolt-Socket Head; (M24x3x70-mm)14
27***82Bracket Group-Mounting1
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253-7830 Bracket Gp-Mounting
09***49Washer; (22x60x6-mm Thk)2
13***55Setscrew; (M4x0.7x8-mm)2
16***82Bolt-Socket Head; (M24x3x70-mm)14
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179-1646 Bracket Gp-Mounting
15***18Lockwasher8
16***97Plate-Cover1
17***45Bracket As1
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248-7980 Bracket Gp-Mounting
13***55Setscrew; (M4x0.7x8-mm)2
15***21Lockwasher2
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169-4980 Bracket Gp-Mounting
16***80Bracket Group-Mounting1
16***98Bracket As1
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15***18Lockwasher6
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17***33Cover1
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15***18Lockwasher6
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254-4039 Bracket Gp-Mounting
09***49Washer; (22x60x6-mm Thk)1
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299-0293 Bracket Gp-Mounting
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16***70Bracket Group-Mounting1
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16***82Bolt-Socket Head; (M24x3x70-mm)14
17***38Bracket Group-Mounting1
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15***18Lockwasher6
17***33Cover1
22***78Bracket Group-Mounting1
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185-7339 Bracket Gp-Mounting
17***90Bolt-Socket Head; (M20x2.5x70-mm)36
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15***18Lockwasher6
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13***55Setscrew; (M4x0.7x8-mm)2
16***75Bracket Group-Mounting1
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15***18Lockwasher6
17***33Cover1
17***18Bracket As1
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16***82Bolt-Socket Head; (M24x3x70-mm)14
17***42Bracket Group-Mounting1
17***49Bracket As1
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169-4967 Bracket Gp-Mounting
16***67Bracket Group-Mounting1
16***86Bracket As1
16***82Bolt-Socket Head; (M24x3x70-mm)14
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254-4463 Bracket Gp-Mounting
09***49Washer; (22x60x6-mm Thk)1
16***82Bolt-Socket Head; (M24x3x70-mm)14
20***71Washer; (26x90x8-mm Thk)1
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275-7645 Bracket Gp-Mounting
16***82Bolt-Socket Head; (M24x3x70-mm)14
27***44Bracket As1
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322-4472 Pulverizer Gp
15***18Lockwasher8
15***21Lockwasher6
15***22Lockwasher10
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15***21Lockwasher6
16***77Lockwasher10
16***42Tooth10
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P360 serial number reference

The P360 is a passive excavator attachment with no engine or ECM, so its identification comes from a stamped serial tag on the frame near a mounting bracket or pivot boss rather than an engine dataplate. Read the leading three letters as the prefix (model/build series) and the digits that follow as the sequential unit number. Record the full string exactly as stamped when ordering parts or checking model coverage, and confirm the prefix against the ID tag rather than assuming it from documentation alone.

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WPLCaterpillar P360 Hydraulic Crusher/Pulverizer (P315/P325/P335/P360 family)

Frequently asked questions

What carrier excavators fit the Cat P360?

Caterpillar's matching guide pairs the P360 with 345B/C, 365B/C, and 385B/C hydraulic excavators, recommending a 60-85 tonne stick-mounted carrier class. It can also be fitted to non-Cat carriers in the same weight range using a mounting bracket with the correct pin-on ears or CW quick-coupler hinges.

What is the P360's operating weight?

The P360 weighs approximately 5230 kg (11,530 lb) excluding its mounting bracket, making it the largest and heaviest tool in the P315/P325/P335/P360 crusher family.

What replaced the P360 in Caterpillar's lineup?

Caterpillar shifted primary pulverizing duty to a later rotating platform, the P318, P324, and P332 (with larger P345/P365 above them), which brought faster cycle times and higher rotation flow than the P315-P360 generation. The P360 itself is no longer part of Cat's current work tool catalog.

What P360 owners discuss

What's the first thing to go on a P360 jaw set after years of heavy demolition work?
The jaw pivot point sees the highest cyclic load on the whole tool, so that's where wear shows up first. Operators report the pin and bushing at the jaw hinge developing play well before the cylinder itself gives trouble. Once the bore wears oval, you'll feel it as a knock or clunk at the top of the crushing stroke and see visible slop when you rock the jaw by hand with the machine shut down. Regreasing on schedule slows this but doesn't stop it forever on a tool worked at production pace. Have your dealer verify pin and bushing clearance against spec before returning a worn jaw to service, since excess play at this joint can let a pin walk or shear under load.
Do the jaw teeth wear evenly, or is one side always chewed up worse?
Consensus is the moving jaw's teeth take the brunt of it, since it's doing the pinching and dragging motion against the fixed jaw on every cycle. The tips round off and mushroom first, especially when the crew is working reinforced concrete and dragging rebar through rather than letting the jaw shear it cleanly. Most operators flip or index the replaceable cutting segments once one edge dulls, buying a second working edge before the segment needs swapping outright. Running dull teeth longer than you should just increases cycle time and loads the cylinder and pivot pin harder to get the same bite, so it's cheaper in the long run to rotate or replace teeth on a set interval than to run them down to the base metal.
Are hydraulic seal leaks a known issue on these older pulverizer jaws?
Weeping at the cylinder rod seal is the most common hydraulic complaint on jaws of this age and type, and it's almost always tied to contamination rather than a bad seal out of the box. Concrete dust and grit settle on the exposed rod during idle periods, and every stroke drags a little of that abrasive material past the wiper and into the seal package. Once the rod shows visible pitting or scoring, no seal kit holds for long, so the fix is polishing or sleeving the rod, not just swapping seals. Keeping the rod wiped down and greased when the tool sits idle for more than a day or two is the cheap insurance most crews skip.
This family doesn't power-rotate like the newer pulverizers do, so what should I watch on the mounting bracket instead?
Right, this is a fixed-jaw tool that pins directly to the stick/linkage rather than turning on a hydraulic slew ring, so the wear concern shifts to the top and bottom mounting pins and their bushings rather than a rotator bearing. Crews watch for elongation at the mounting ears where the bracket connects to the excavator linkage, since that joint absorbs every shock load from a bad bite or a jaw that snaps shut on a void. Hairline cracks radiating from the mounting-ear welds are the warning sign to catch early, well before they propagate into the main casting. Because the tool doesn't rotate independently, positioning for a clean bite depends entirely on stick and bucket-linkage geometry, which is one reason operators say these older jaws take more setup finesse than a rotating head.
What should I check before buying a used P360?
Start with the jaw pivot: grab the moving jaw and check for radial play against the fixed jaw with the cylinder fully retracted and the machine off. Any perceptible movement points to worn pins or bushings that need pricing into the deal. Cycle the cylinder through a full stroke and watch for drift or hesitation, which signals internal bypass or a scored rod. Inspect the mounting ears and main weldments for crack repairs or grind marks that hint at prior cracking, since this family works hard in reinforced-concrete demolition and takes real shock loading over its life. Confirm the mounting bracket matches the linkage it's advertised for, since these were fitted with excavator-specific brackets and a bracket mismatch means an added cost even if the jaw itself is sound. Check the teeth/cutting segments for remaining material and confirm they're not worn past the point of a simple flip or swap. Have your dealer verify pin, bushing, and cylinder condition against factory tolerances before you commit, particularly on a tool this size where a failed pivot under load is a real safety concern.
Is this attachment hard on the carrier excavator itself?
Operators consistently say pulverizers and similar jaw/breaker attachments load the stick and boom harder than digging work does, because the reaction force from a crushing bite is more of a shock load than the steady resistance of digging. On a machine in the 345-to-385 class matched to this jaw, that's less of a concern than it would be on an undersized carrier, but crews still report faster wear at stick and bucket-linkage pins when the tool is run at high cycle rates all day versus mixed digging and demolition work. Matching jaw size to carrier class, as this family is designed to do, keeps the load within what the linkage was built for, but it's still worth stepping up pin and bushing inspection intervals on the host machine's linkage when a pulverizer is in near-constant use.

Compiled from owner and technician discussions across the industry — experiences vary by serial range and machine history.

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