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Fiatallis FG 75, FG 85, FG 95 Parts Catalog

I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years, and I’ve lost count of how many aftermarket parts catalogs I’ve thrown in the trash because the illustration didn’t match the casting number. The Fiatallis FG 75, FG 85, FG 95 Parts Catalog is a factory-issued, 437-page document that lists every single piece on these wheel loaders. No reprints. No third-party guesswork. If you are rebuilding an FG 75, FG 85, or FG 95, this is the only parts book you should have on your bench.

Air Cleaner and Intake Systems: Exploded Views

Flip to the first grid – A223 and A222. The air cleaner filter, housing, and intake piping are indexed with grid coordinates like 1 D 4 and 1 C 17. Each part has a description, a SBGRP number, and a grid location so you can find it on the illustration. I’ve seen guys order the wrong filter element because they relied on a aftermarket cross-reference. This catalog gives you the exact part number from Fiatallis. No confusion.

Hydraulic and Steering Components: Finding the Right Part Number

Hydraulic oil cooler (A401), articulation cylinder (E332/8), steering control (D212), and the drive selector valve (D211/3) – these are the systems that kill downtime if you mess up a seal or spring. The catalog breaks them down into sub-groups like E302 (implement pump drive) and E332 (moldboard lift). Each sub-group has its own exploded diagram. You trace the part number, you order the correct piece. Period.

Brake and Transmission Parts: OEM Specs vs Aftermarket

Brake booster (D103/3), master cylinder (C108/2), parking drum (C135/2), and the gearbox (D229) – these get replaced a lot. I’ve seen aftermarket catalogs show a generic brake shoe that doesn’t fit the FG 85’s mounting holes. Not this manual. The grid references like 1 I 4 and 1 N 12 are the same grids the factory used on the line. You pull the part number, you cross it against the hardcopy illustration, and you order.

Front Wheel Drive and Gearbox: Pinpointing Gears

Front wheel drive piping (D23 6, IN 2), gearbox front wheel (D229 3, 1 N 12), and the motor (D229 2, N 10). The catalog uses a two-level numbering system: SBGRP and GRID. For example, gearbox front wheel has SBGRP D229, sub-group 3, and grid 1 N 12. You look at the exploded drawing for that sub-group, and every gear, bearing, and snap ring is labeled. There is no guessing.

Electrical and Cab Systems: Wiring Harnesses and More

Alternator mount (F301), headlights wires (F401 4), ignition switch (F401 3), horn (S01 2), and backup alarm (F401 1A). These are all listed with grid coordinates. The manual also covers defroster fan, heater, dome light, and heater motor (E102/1). If you are rewiring a cab, you need this book. Aftermarket wiring diagrams are often missing the ground path or fuse location. This catalog gives you the part numbers for connectors and harness clips.

3 Reasons This OEM Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket

First, the grid system. Every part has a unique grid location that matches the exploded diagram. Second, the SBGRP grouping – you can see all parts for a system in one place. Third, the factory part numbers are accurate. I pulled a hydraulic hose for an FG 95 from this book and it fit the first time. That never happens with aftermarket online sellers. Fiatallis HD-9 1989 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs covers a different platform, but the indexing logic is the same – OEM or nothing.

Who Should Own This Manual

If you own a Fiatallis FG 75, FG 85, or FG 95 wheel loader and you do your own repairs, this catalog saves you the phone call to the dealer. It also saves you from ordering the wrong seal and waiting two days for a re-ship. DIY mechanics and small shop owners need the factory parts breakdown because one wrong O-ring can cost you a whole hydraulic circuit. I know – I’ve seen it happen. Fiatallis HD-6A, HD-6AG, HD-6B, HD-6E 1989 Parts Catalog is a similar catalog for a different machine, but same principle: factory data, not sketchy PDFs from forum uploads.

Source Authenticity: What You Are Getting

This is an original Fiatallis publication, not a recompiled zip file. The PDF is a direct scan of the factory-printed parts catalog. The page numbers, grid coordinates, and SBGRP codes are unaltered. The Automotive Industry Overview is a broader field, but within the heavy equipment niche, Fiatallis documentation is respected for its completeness. You can check the Automotive Industry Overview for background on OEM standards, but this manual lives or dies by its factory accuracy.

FAQ

Does this parts catalog include torque specs or repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog – it lists every component with part numbers and exploded views. For torque values, service intervals, and overhaul procedures, you need the service manual. Fiatallis HD-21 1990 Parts Catalog – Crawler Tractor Parts Manual is also a parts-only book. Keep this on the parts shelf; the service manual on the workbench.

Can I use this catalog for an FG 75 with a serial number outside the range?

This edition covers the FG 75, FG 85, and FG 95 models as a series. If your machine has a significant mid-cycle change (e.g., a different engine installation), some parts may differ. Always verify the SBGRP and grid against your machine’s serial number plate. The catalog includes a general coverage note on the first page – check that.

I do not let aftermarket parts books near my shop. They waste time, they waste money, and they put you in a bind when a bolt doesn’t thread. This Fiatallis parts catalog is the real thing – 437 pages of factory-correct numbers. Automotive Industry Overview is a good read for background, but if you need to order a water pump for an FG 85 tomorrow, you need this PDF on your tablet. Access the Factory Manual and get it on your bench.