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

You’ve got a machine down. Customer breathing down your neck. The old part number is rubbed off the hydraulic pump, and the aftermarket catalogs online gave you three different numbers that don’t match anything you can see under the hood. That’s why I keep a copy of the Fiatallis FG 85 R, FG 85 A, FG 105 R, FG 105 A 1997 Parts Catalog on my bench. 446 pages, factory original, no guesswork. If you want to order the right seal, gasket, or piston the first time, this is what you need. Not a reprint from some third-party that scanned it sideways.

446 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

This isn’t a service manual—it’s a parts catalog. That means every nut, bolt, bearing, and hose is listed with its OEM number. The FG 85 R and FG 85 A share a lot of common components, but the FG 105 R and FG 105 A have their own specific driveline parts. The catalog breaks them out clearly. You flip to the section for the hydraulic system or the power train, and you get exploded diagrams with callouts that match the numbers. No translating fuzzy photos.

The 1997 edition covers all four models: Fiatallis FG 85 R, FG 85 A, FG 105 R, and FG 105 A. That’s your grader, your loader—whatever application, the numbers are in here. Page layouts are consistent: left side has the illustration, right side has the parts list with part number, description, and quantity. I’ve used these catalogs for years. Once you get used to the format, you can find a part in under two minutes.

Related Manuals:

• Fiatallis Parts Catalog FG 85/105 Series B
• Fiatallis HD-9 1989 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs
• Fiatallis HD-6A, HD-6AG, HD-6B, HD-6E 1989 Parts Catalog

Safety Warnings That Could Save Your Fingers

Right on page 1, the manual prints a warning that most aftermarket copies crop out: “Never attempt to clean, oil or adjust a machine while it is in motion.” Sounds basic, but I’ve seen guys skip that and get a hand caught in a belt. The catalog also includes the California Proposition 65 warning about diesel exhaust and the instruction to bleed hydraulic pressure before servicing. That section is in English and Portuguese because these machines shipped all over. Pay attention to page 1—that covers the whole FG 85/105 series.

How a Parts Catalog Differs from a Service Manual

A lot of beginners think a parts catalog gives you torque specs and rebuild steps. It doesn’t. This book gives you the part numbers and the exploded view so you can order what you need. If you’re tearing down the final drive on an FG 105 A, you need the service repair manual for the torque sequence. But you need this catalog to know which seal kit to buy. The two go together. I keep both within arm’s reach.

Does This Manual Cover the Fuel System?

Yes. Section for fuel injection pump, injectors, fuel lines, and tank components. You’ll find the part numbers for the injector nozzles, delivery valves, and even the banjo bolts. The Fiatallis FG 85 R and FG 85 A use a different injection pump than the FG 105 R and FG 105 A. The catalog calls that out with separate illustrations. If you need a part for a 1997 model year, this is the only source that matches the factory build.

OEM Documentation Only—No Aftermarket Copies

I don’t trust aftermarket parts catalogs. I’ve seen them list a wrong seal number that costs a guy a day’s labor. This is an original Fiatallis publication, copyrighted 1997, with the “reproduction of text and illustrations in whole or in part is strictly prohibited” notice. That means it was printed from the factory database. The OCR excerpt on page 2 shows the copyright in Portuguese and English. When you access from AutoRepairManuals, you get the exact PDF that came from the manufacturer, not a scanned reprint with blurred lines. Check the product page for sample pages.

One More Thing: Language and Compatibility

The catalog is bilingual—English and Portuguese. That’s because Fiatallis sold these machines in South America and North America. The part numbers are the same regardless of language, so don’t worry about translation errors. The diagrams are universal. If you work on equipment from the late 90s, having this on your tablet or printed saves you from calling the dealer parts line and waiting on hold.

Will this parts catalog work for my FG 105 R that was built in 1998?

Only if it’s a 1997 model year. The catalog covers production up to the 1997 build. Later machines may have superseded parts. Check your serial number against the range listed inside the catalog. If your serial number falls outside the range, you’ll need the later edition.

Can I use this to find the correct hydraulic filter?

Yes. Page 73 shows the hydraulic system components for all four models. The filter part number is listed with a cross-reference to the Fiatallis OEM number. Do not use a generic aftermarket filter without verifying the thread pitch and bypass setting. The catalog will tell you exactly what was installed.

A proper parts catalog doesn’t leave room for interpretation. That’s what you get here. If you need to order parts for an FG 85 A or FG 105 R this week, Access the Factory Manual and start looking up numbers before you pull the job. Every minute you spend guessing costs you money.

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