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Calavar 46Q8, 4608 1993 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a steering cylinder seal kit for a Calavar 46Q8, 4608 1993 Parts Catalog and ended up with the wrong bore size because the aftermarket catalog guessed, you know the frustration. This 97-page factory parts catalog from Calavar, published in 1993, kills that guesswork. It’s the same book the dealer’s parts counter used when these Condor units were still in production. The index on page 2 lists every figure from Final Assembly to Electric Schematic. The cover page (page 1) shows the manual number 92221-003.

Calavar 46Q8, 4608 1993 Parts Catalog – Page-by-Page Breakdown

This catalog is organized by exploded-view figures. Each figure corresponds to a specific assembly on the machine. You get the Calavar factory part numbers, revision levels, and quantity per assembly. No generic cross-references. The table of contents on page 2 shows 38 figure groups, plus options and hydraulic/electric schematics. You can find the exact part for your 46Q8 or 4608 without flipping through irrelevant sections.

Figure 6: Torque Drive and Steering Hydraulics – Factory Specs

Torque values for the drive and steering hydraulic components are called out directly on the figure. That includes the torque for the drive valve assembly (Figure 4A) and the steering cylinder mounting bolts. Aftermarket catalogs often omit these specs because they treat all bolts the same. This catalog doesn’t. You get the torque the factory used at assembly.

Does This Catalog Cover the Valve Assemblies?

Yes. Figure 4A is the Drive Valve Assembly. Figure 8 is the Steering Cylinder. Figure 27 is the Topping Cylinder. Figure 28 is the Platform Rotation Cylinder. Every Valve, Cylinder, and hydraulic component is exploded with its own parts list. If you are rebuilding any hydraulic circuit – from the master leveling cylinder (Figure 25) to the slave leveling cylinder (Figure 23) – the part numbers are here.

3 Engine Options and Their Power Module Assemblies

This catalog covers three engine variants: Wisconsin Gas (Figure 10A), Deutz Diesel (Figure 10B), and Kubota Diesel (Figure 10C). Each power module assembly has its own figure with unique part numbers for the pump/drive assembly, muffler, air cleaner, and fuel tank. The 1993 publication date ensures you get the correct revision for that model year.

Cylinder Breakdown: Master, Slave, Extension, Topping, Rotation

Five different cylinder assemblies are detailed. Figure 8 (Steering Cylinder), Figure 23 (Slave Leveling), Figure 25 (Master Leveling), Figure 26/26A (Boom Extension Cylinder for 2-section and 3-section boom), Figure 27 (Topping Cylinder), Figure 28 (Platform Rotation Cylinder). Each figure gives you the exploded view and the part numbers for seals, pistons, rods, and housings. That means you can order individual components instead of buying a whole assembly.

Why OEM Parts Catalogs Beat Aftermarket Cross-References

Aftermarket parts catalogs are compiled from old listings or reverse-engineering. They frequently mislabel the Valve or Cylinder part numbers because they don’t have access to the original Calavar drawings. This is an original OEM publication – not a scanned reprint, not a PDF compiled from generic sources. It’s the exact manual Calavar shipped with the 46Q8 and 4608 in 1993. For those new to aerial work platforms, the Automotive Industry Overview provides context on industrial equipment standards. The same standards apply to the OEM documentation behind this catalog. See also the Automotive Industry Overview for background on why factory specs matter.

Audience: Who Needs This Catalog

If you own or maintain a Calavar Condor 46Q8 or 4608, this catalog is necessary for ordering the correct parts. It’s for shop owners who want to avoid return shipping costs, techs who need accurate part numbers, and DIYers who want to rebuild cylinders themselves. A real-world use case: You need to rebuild the steering cylinder on a 46Q8. Figure 8 gives you the part numbers for the piston seal kit, the rod wiper, and the O-rings. You order those from the dealer, and the parts fit the first time. No wasted time.

Related Manuals

• Calavar 60N 1983 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs
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• Calavar Condor 40-76 Operation Maintenance & Parts Manual

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

Yes, torque values are listed on the figure for torque drive and steering hydraulics.

How do I find the right part number for the steering cylinder?

Use Figure 8 for the steering cylinder. That figure shows the exploded view with callouts for each seal, piston, rod, and housing. Cross-reference the model year – 1993 – with the serial number range if applicable. The part numbers in this catalog are the original Calavar numbers. If your unit has been modified, you may need to verify against the hydraulic schematic #35399 or #36489 for 2WD or 4WD.

Stop wasting time cross-referencing incorrect aftermarket listings. Access the Factory Manual and get the exact part numbers your 46Q8 or 4608 needs.