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Fiatallis FG 85 R, FG 85 A, FG 105 R, FG 105 A 1997 Parts Catalog

You’ve got a loader down. You need a hydraulic pump seal, a final drive gear, or a brake disc. You pull up a generic parts list from some third-party site, and the reference numbers don’t match. The dimensions are off. The bolt pattern is wrong. You waste an afternoon, and the machine sits. That’s the pain. This Fiatallis FG 85 R, FG 85 A, FG 105 R, FG 105 A 1997 Parts Catalog kills that waste. 446 pages of factory-original exploded diagrams, part numbers, and illustrations. No reprints. No photocopies. Original OEM print.

Parts Breakdowns and Exploded Views

Every major assembly is laid out with callouts for each component. The engine block, transmission, torque converter, final drives, hydraulics, electrical – all broken down into subassemblies. You get the exact Fiatallis part number, the quantity used, and often supersession notes if the part was updated. This is the same document the dealership parts counter used in 1997. You can walk into any Fiatallis dealer today, hand them the part number from page 1, and they’ll pull the right box. That’s the value.

Safety First: Page 1 Warnings

The first page of this catalog is not a diagram – it’s a safety page. The manual prints: “Never drive on or attempt to adjust machinery while it is in motion.” And a California Proposition 65 warning about diesel exhaust. Some people skip that page. They shouldn’t. If you’re working underneath a raised loader, you block it. The catalog says “be sure the equipment is securely blocked.” That’s not a suggestion. That’s how you don’t get crushed. I’ve seen guys skip the precautions. That’s how they lose fingers. Read that page. Absorb it.

Does This Catalog Cover the FG 105 R Model?

Yes. The title explicitly lists FG 85 R, FG 85 A, FG 105 R, and FG 105 A. All four variants. The differences are in the engine, axle configuration, and optional equipment. The catalog notes which part numbers apply to which variant. For example, the FG 105 A might use a heavier-duty final drive housing. The exploded view shows both options with separate callouts. You won’t order the wrong part if you check the model prefix on your machine’s serial plate.

Why OEM Documentation Beats Aftermarket

I’ve seen aftermarket parts catalogs that claim to cover “Fiatallis loaders.” They lump FG and FD series together. They miss variants. They show generic diagrams with missing callouts. Then you order a seal kit and it’s wrong. The counter guy shrugs. Meanwhile, your machine is down another day. This catalog was printed by Fiatallis Latino Americana S.A. in 1997. Every line drawing was approved by the engineering department. The part numbers reference the factory master database. No guesswork. No third-party interpretation. That’s the difference between a tool and a liability.

3 Reasons to Buy the Original Factory Print

First: accuracy. You get the exact exploded view for your model year. Second: completeness. 446 pages means every nut, washer, seal, and bracket is listed. Third: resale value. If you ever sell the machine, the buyer will pay more knowing you have the OEM parts catalog. It’s a documented history of correct service parts.

You might ask about torque specs. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual – it won’t give you torque values. For that you need the Fiatallis FG 85/105 Series B 1997 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs”>service manual. But the parts catalog is where you start before you touch a wrench. Identify the part, order it, then use the service manual to install it. Both are essential. I also recommend the Fiatallis HD-9 1989 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs”>HD-9 parts catalog if you have older machines in the fleet, and the Fiatallis HD-6A, HD-6AG, HD-6B, HD-6E 1989 Parts Catalog”>HD-6 series catalog for smaller dozers.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog. Torque values are in the service manual.

Can I use this to identify parts for my FG 105 R?

Yes. The catalog covers FG 105 R and all other listed models. Look up your machine’s serial number prefix to find the correct section. Each major assembly has a dedicated section with exploded diagrams and part number tables. For example, the transmission section shows every gear, shaft, bearing, and seal. Match the illustration to your machine and verify the part number against the table. If you find a discrepancy, cross-reference with the revision notes at the end of the section. This is the same method Fiatallis dealerships used to order parts. It works.

Construction equipment doesn’t wait. When a loader is down, every hour of downtime costs real money. The difference between a correct part and a wrong one is often just a line in a catalog. This Automotive Industry Overview”>Automotive Industry Overview can give you context on how manufacturers build these machines, but for the specific parts on your Fiatallis, you need the factory document. Automotive Industry Overview is background reading; this catalog is the working tool. Access the Factory Manual and get back to turning wrenches.