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Hanomag 70 E Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Exploded Diagrams and Part Numbers

If you’ve ever tried to order parts for a Hanomag 70 E using some aftermarket online lookup, you know the headache. Wrong numbers, missing revisions, exploded diagrams that don’t match your machine. This Parts Catalog is the real thing – printed by Hanomag, covering chassis numbers from 3760 20 001 and engines from 10 635 001. It’s 767 pages of factory-sourced part illustrations, each one keyed to the OEM number you actually need. No third-party guesswork here.

Hanomag 70 E Parts Catalog – Chassis and Engine Coverage

Pay attention to the starting serial numbers. The catalog begins at chassis No. 3760 20 001 and engine No. 10 635 001. If your machine falls outside that range, you might need a different edition. For most 70 E machines built after those dates, this is the book. Page 4 shows the supplement index that lists all updated pages for later production runs – you’ll see entries like 15A-0 and 15A-1 for hydraulic parts introduced after 1995. That’s the kind of detail you get from a factory document, not a hacked-together PDF from a third party.

Get the Right Part Number the First Time

Every part in this catalog comes from Hanomag’s own engineering drawings. I’ve seen aftermarket catalogs that list the wrong seal for a Hanomag 70 E steering cylinder, then the guy has to pull the whole assembly apart again. That doesn’t happen here. Each exploded view includes the exact part number, quantity, and often the superseeded number if there was a revision. The supplement pages (listed on page 5) show exactly which parts changed and when. If you are ordering seals, bearings, or hydraulic components, you can trust the information. Use the Automotive Industry Overview to understand how OEM part numbering systems work – but honestly, you won’t need it with this manual.

Supplement Updates: How to Use the Revision Pages

This catalog includes a supplement section printed in 1994 and 1995. Look at page 5 – the left column lists pages that should be removed (entfällt), and the right column lists new or revised pages (hinzu). For example, pages 15-0 through 15-3 are replaced with 15-0 through 15-5. You need to physically insert those new pages into your binder if you want the latest info. The supplement covers sections for engine (15-…), transmission (16-…), hydraulics (31-…), and many more. If your Hanomag 70 E was built after 1995, you must reference the supplement pages to get correct part numbers for later revisions. Ignoring them means you’ll order parts that may not fit.

Multilingual Support – A Practical Benefit

The catalog is printed in German, English, French, Italian, and Spanish. Each part number is language-independent, but the headings and descriptions are repeated in all five languages. If you are working with a international parts supplier, you can hand them the page and point at the number – no translation needed. That saves phone calls and returns. For the wiring and hydraulic sections, the diagrams themselves are universal, but having the text in your working language reduces errors.

767 Pages: Exploded Diagrams for Every Assembly

Seven hundred sixty-seven pages. That’s more than a typical shop manual because this is purely parts: every nut, bolt, seal, hose, and bracket shown in exploded view. The engine section alone runs from page 15-0 to 15A-5 with the supplement. You get the block, cylinder head, injection pump, cooling system – all broken down. The hydraulic section starts around page 31-1 covers the pump, control valves, and cylinders. The undercarriage section (page 100-0 and beyond) includes track rollers, sprockets, and final drives. For a Hanomag 70 E, knowing which roller has a bronze bushing versus a steel bushing affects what part number you order. This catalog shows the bushing separately.

Related manual: Komatsu Hanomag WA75-3, WA85-3 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs Inside is another excellent resource for later models. If you need parts for the smaller site dumpers, check HANOMAG D 600 super Parts Catalog – Section: Supplement and Hanomag 33C 33CI 33D 33DI Wheel Loader Parts Catalog.

Does this catalog include part numbers for the engine?

Yes.

How do I apply the supplement pages to my catalog?

The supplement index on page 4 lists every page that has been removed (entfällt) and every page that must be added (hinzu). Starting from page 15-0, compare the left and right columns. For each removed page number, pull that sheet out of your binder. For each added page, insert the new sheet in its place. The supplement issue dates (05.94 and 08.95) tell you whether your machine’s build date is covered. If your Hanomag 70 E was built after August 1995, you need all the added pages. The supplement covers sections from engine (15 series) through electrical (118-0) and even adds new sections like 15A (hydraulic pilot system) and 88A (air conditioning). Without updating, you risk ordering obsolete parts. I’ve seen a guy install a new hydraulic pump using the old diagram only to find the mounting bracket changed – the supplement would have shown the different bracket part number. Do yourself a favor and physically staple the supplement sheets into the correct spots.

This catalog is an original Hanomag print, not a reprint from some aftermarket house. The paper quality and clarity of the line drawings matter when you are standing in a dusty shop with greasy fingers. You can flip pages without them sticking together. If you work on Hanomag equipment regularly, this 767-page Parts Catalog pays for itself the first time it prevents a wrong order. Access the Factory Manual and keep it in your service truck or next to your computer.