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Doosan D35S-2, D40S-2, D45S-2, D50C-2, D40SC-2 Parts Catalog

Used a parts catalog from a third-party printer? Then you’ve had a bolt that didn’t fit or a part number that sent you chasing a ghost. That’s why you want this Doosan D35S-2, D40S-2, D45S-2, D50C-2, D40SC-2 Parts Catalog. It’s the factory book—386 pages of exploded diagrams and part numbers that match what came off the assembly line. No guesswork, no reprints from a scanner that lost resolution on the critical fastener callout. This is the same document the dealership uses when you bring your lift truck in with a serial number that starts with K6 or K7.

Doosan D35S-2, D40S-2, D45S-2, D50C-2, D40SC-2 Parts Catalog: Application and Scope

The Foreword on page 3 tells you straight: this book lists “all serviceable parts” for models D35S-2, D40S-2, D45S-2, D50C-2, D40SC-2, plus the D45SC-2 and D50SC-2 variants. It covers chassis, mast, attachments, and optional accessories. Your truck’s identification plate—mounted on the cowl or top cover—carries the model name and serial number. If that plate is gone, the manual tells you where to find the serial number stamped on the frame. That’s the kind of detail you need when you’re trying to order a steering cylinder for a 2008 D40S-2 and the dealer asks for the build sequence. Internal Combustion Engine may power these trucks, but the parts that keep it running are all here, down to the last seal.

How to Use the Parts Book Effectively

Each group or assembly has an illustration with a caption that identifies the part number and name. Inside that illustration, the parts list shows every serviceable item. When a part name is indented, that item is a sub-component of the one above it. You don’t need to interpret anything—it’s laid out like a bill of materials for the whole machine.

Page 4 includes the Introduction with a full list of abbreviations. O.D. means outside diameter, I.D. inside diameter. The letter “A” means “not part of this group.” “M” means metric part. That table alone saves you from ordering the wrong fastener because you misread a stamp.

3 Steps to Correct Part Ordering

Doosan spells it out: your order must include the model name, serial number, quantity, part number, and part name. If you’re not sure of the part number, give your dealer a full description. This catalog gives you the part number from the factory drawing—no ambiguous supersession lists to decode.

For other Doosan equipment, check the Doosan S340LC-V Parts Catalog | 612-Page OEM Parts Manual and Doosan S225LC-V 2009 Parts Catalog – 692 Pages of Factory Specs. The same directness carries across the line. For wheel loaders, see Doosan M400-V Parts Catalog – 636-Page OEM Parts List for Wheel Loader.

What Do the Abbreviations Mean?

The manual uses a letter code for ordering notes. “C” indicates a change, “R” means a remanufactured part may be available, “X” is a major component exchange, “Y” points to a separate illustration. If you see “Z,” that part is not serviced separately—you buy the whole assembly. Knowing that keeps you from ordering a $5 seal that the factory doesn’t sell alone.

This is not a generic parts lookup. It’s the same document Doosan dealers reference every day. Automotive Industry Overview may cover broad trends, but when you need the exact part for a D40SC-2 mast tilt cylinder, you need this catalog.

Why Factory Specs Matter for Your Lift Truck

Aftermarket parts catalogs often redraw illustrations from memory or use a single diagram for multiple model years. That leads to wrong bolt lengths, missing washers, or misidentified hydraulic fittings. With this OEM Doosan Parts Catalog, every illustration matches the truck as it left the factory. Serial number ranges K6-00001~UP and K7-00001~UP (Tier II & Stage II certified trucks) ensure you get the correct design revision.

Three hundred and eighty-six pages of verified data. You can flip to the mast section and find the exact part numbers for the lift chains, carriage, and fork stops. No need to call a dealer and wait on hold while they look it up in the same book you already have.

Does this catalog include torque specifications or repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog—exploded diagrams and part numbers only. For service torque values and overhaul steps, you need the corresponding service manual.

Where can I find the correct part number for a D45SC-2 steering tie rod end?

Look up the steering section in the catalog. Find the tie rod group illustration—it’s labeled with a caption like “Steering Tie Rod Assembly.” The parts list below the drawing gives you the part number, name, and quantity per assembly. Cross-check the serial number range on the identification plate; the manual covers both K6 and K7 series trucks. If the illustration shows a separate dust seal (part number with letter “Y” in the note column), that seal is illustrated in a separate figure. You’ll need to flip to that figure to get the correct seal part number. Do not guess—the illustration callouts are precise. That is how the factory intended you to order.

Don’t waste time on mismatched parts. Access the Factory Manual now.