Caterpillar Part reference

0300701elbow

Caterpillar part number 0300701 is listed in the catalog as an elbow. Its catalog associations appear within lubrication-system oil supply line groups for Caterpillar 3524B applications, but those listings describe the surrounding assemblies rather than this part's own specifications. Confirm the recorded conditions before ordering.

Recorded applications

Models and catalog references

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Catalog context

Where this part appears

  1. ModelCaterpillar 3524B
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  2. Grouplubrication system
  3. Subgrouplines group-oil supply
  4. Unit172-0182 lines gp-oil supply -generator s/n 2cs1-99999 part of 136-3202, 166-5052 engine ar also an attachment
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Part numberDescription
0300701elbow (current part)
03***49elbow; (90 degree, 37 degree flared)
03***90connector-flared
03***59connector

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General guidance

Component knowledge

Understanding this component

In general, an elbow is a bent pipe or hose fitting that changes the direction of a fluid line so it can route around components and fit tight spaces. In heavy equipment lubrication systems, such fittings help connect oil supply runs to engines, generators and couplings.

What to check before ordering

Use part number 0300701 as the reference for this elbow, and check it against the catalog association and recorded conditions for the oil supply line assemblies shown on this page. Confirm the intended machine configuration and serial conditions before ordering, since a catalog association does not establish compatibility for every machine.