Caterpillar Part reference

0046810elbow

Catalog listing for part number 0046810, identified as an elbow. Catalog occurrences associate this part with heater line groups listed for Caterpillar 416B and 416C operator station assemblies; these are catalog associations only and their recorded serial and configuration conditions should be confirmed before ordering.

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Where this part appears

  1. ModelCaterpillar 416B
  2. Groupoperator station
  3. Subgrouplines group-heater
  4. Unit9r-7765 lines gp-heater s/n 8sg1-11999 part of 9r-7760, 9r-8113 cab ar-enclosed rops type 1 an attachment
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0046810elbow (current part)
3S***93strap-cable-to tie harnesses together
5D***26clamp-band; (9/16 to 1 1/16)
6B***61bushing; -- to bottom port on tank

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Component knowledge

Understanding this component

In general, an elbow is a pipe or hose fitting that changes the direction of a fluid line, allowing the connection to route around obstacles and fit tight spaces. In heavy equipment, such fittings are used in fluid lines to connect components while managing the routing of the line.

What to check before ordering

Use part number 0046810 as the reference for this elbow. Before ordering, check the serial number range, machine configuration and any recorded attachment or parent-assembly conditions shown for the catalog occurrences, since catalog associations do not establish compatibility for every machine.