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HIAB Z 200-155 2009 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Spare Parts Book

If you are ordering parts for a HIAB Z 200-155 crane and you are not using the factory OEM parts catalog, you are burning money on wrong parts and wasted downtime. I have seen too many guys grab a generic cross-reference sheet and end up with a valve that doesn’t fit because they missed a serial number break. This 2009 Parts Catalog gives you the exact part numbers, revision levels, and assembly breakdowns straight from HIAB. No aftermarket guesswork. 102 pages of nothing but factory data.

Hydraulic Unit Variations by Serial Number

Chapter 6 covers the hydraulic units and breaks them into four serial number ranges. Need the pump assembly for a unit built before serial 178049? Page 4 lists part 32568 – hydraulic unit 7000, 24V 200B 13 l/min. For the 12V version, 32569 is on page 6. The manual goes all the way through chapter 6.4, ending with 32568c for serials 204127 and up. If you skip the serial check, you will order a pump with the wrong mounting flange or pressure rating. I keep a copy in the shop and check the SN before touching the parts counter.

Valve System Coverage: 12V vs 24V

Chapters 6.5.1 through 6.5.8 show the valve systems in eight revisions. Each revision covers a specific serial range. For example, the 12-volt valve system 32564 runs from serial -173918 on page 20. Later revisions add suffixes a through g, and the last one (page 50) switches to a Ventilsystem label for 12V and 24V at 13 l/m. The part number changes are not cosmetic – they reflect updated solenoid specifications or internal bore diameters. You need the exact revision for your crane. Aftermarket catalogs rarely track these increments, which is why I only trust OEM documentation like Automotive Industry Overview and official HIAB publications.

Electric Safety Valve: Page 52 Specifics

Chapter 7.1 is dedicated to electric safety valves. These are critical for safe operation – a wrong valve can cause uncontrolled load drop. The catalog lists four variants: 54132 (24V, page 52), 54131 (12V, page 54), 54130 (24V, page 56), and 54129 (12V, page 58). Note the subtle part number differences. Look at the hydraulic schematic and connector type on page 52 to confirm your voltage and serial compatibility. I always verify the valve part number against the label on the crane before ordering.

Liftchassis and Hydraulic Hoses – Chapters 1 & 2

Chapter 1 covers the liftchassis (pages 60-62) with two serial breaks. Chapter 2 gives the hydraulic hose assemblies across four SN ranges (pages 64-70). Each hose diagram shows exact routing and fitting part numbers. If you are replacing a burst hose on a Z 200-155, look up the hose cluster by serial – page 64 for SN -173918, page 66 for 173919-175550, and so on. The wrong hose length will kink or rub against the chassis. OEM catalog keeps you out of that mess. See also HIAB ZL 250-135 2009 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Manual for related loader crane parts.

Cylinders and Platform Sections – Chapters 4 & 5

Chapter 4 details steel and aluminum platforms (pages 84-94), including conical laser M and flat 40mm laser S variants. Each platform drawing includes mounting hardware and weldment part numbers. Chapter 5 covers cylinders: lift cylinder 52032 on page 96 (SN -166432), tilt cylinder 52024 on page 98. For later serials (166433+), page 100 shows lift cylinder 52032a and the same tilt cylinder. Do not guess which seal kit you need – the page callout lists the O-ring sizes and rod dimensions. Head gasket sets? There are none here – this is a parts catalog, not a service manual. You want the service procedures? Check HIAB 175 ZA 150 2009 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs and HIAB ZA 200-175 Spare Parts Book C-Service 3.

Source Validity: Factory OEM vs Aftermarket Reprints

This is a direct scan of the original HIAB publication dated 1/19/2009. The table of contents matches the physical book. Aftermarket parts lists often combine multiple years into one generic PDF and omit revision letters. Here, each chapter header includes the serial number break and the exact page. That level of detail is why I refuse to use third-party parts catalogs on customer equipment. When you compare this to a reprint, you will see missing suffix letters and wrong cross-references. Do not accept substitutes. The OEM factory spec is the only authoritative source for ordering parts on a safety-critical crane.

Does this manual cover the lift cylinder for serial numbers after 166432?

Yes. Page 100 lists lift cylinder 52032a and tilt cylinder 52024 for SN 166433 and up.

What is the page number for the electric safety valve 24V?

Page 52 for part 54132 (24V, first variant). Also check page 56 for a second 24V valve (54130) if your serial falls into a different range.

How many pages is this parts catalog?

102 pages total.

Is this a reprint or an original OEM scan?

This is a factory OEM scan from HIAB’s own publication, dated 2009. It includes all chapter headings, part numbers, and serial breaks exactly as printed. No aftermarket modifications. If you are used to cheap reprints that combine multiple model years into one file, you will notice the difference immediately – this one has clean, unmodified pages and the correct table of contents. I recommend it over any aggregator site that strips out revision history. For further background on why OEM documentation matters, see Automotive Industry Overview.

Stop wasting time with mismatched parts and wrong numbers. Access the Factory Manual now and get the correct part the first time. Your crane – and your wallet – will thank you.