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HIAB ZA 200, 175 2009 Parts Catalog

If you are ordering a lift cylinder for a HIAB ZA 200 or 175, you need the exact part number. This 2009 factory parts catalog gives you the exploded views and part lists that aftermarket databases get wrong. I have seen shops order the wrong seal kit because they used a third-party cross-reference. That costs you a day of downtime. This catalog stops that.

The manual is 82 pages, broken down by serial number ranges so you can zero in on your unit without flipping through irrelevant sections. Every stock number, from lift cylinder piston rods to valve solenoid coils, is listed with quantities and diagram callouts.

Cylinders: Lift and Tilt – Part Numbers and Seals

Chapter 5.2 covers cylinders from serial number 166433 upward. Page 4 shows the lift cylinder 52033a with a full parts list: cylinder case (32511), piston (32739), piston rod (32509), gasket set 32493, and even the grease nipple M6. Page 6 does the same for the tilt cylinder 52025. If you need a packningssats (seal kit), the exploded diagram highlights it. You get seven position numbers per assembly—no guessing which O-ring goes where.

Valve Systems: 12V vs 24V – Serial Number Ranges

Chapter 6 splits the valve system into five serial-number breaks. For units up to serial 178449, you have valve system 32747 (12 volt) on page 24 and 32748 (24 volt) on page 26. Later ranges use different part numbers: 32866, 32866a, 32866b, 32866c. The catalog tells you exactly which valve block your machine came with. You order the right solenoid coil the first time.

Electric Safety Valves: Page 44 to 50 Coverage

Chapter 7.1 lists electric safety valves with four variants depending on voltage and serial. Page 44 gives you 54132 (24 volt), page 46 has 54131 (12 volt), page 48 shows 54130 (24 volt), and page 50 gives 54129 (12 volt). These are not interchangeable without the correct part number. The catalog’s clear breakdown prevents misordering a safety valve that could fail under load.

Liftchassis and Hydraulic Hoses – Which Section for Your SN?

Chapter 1 covers the liftchassis in three serial ranges: -177051, 177052-228605, and 228606+. Chapter 2 does the same for hydraulic hoses with three variants (B0Z0350, B0Z0350a, B0Z0350b). If you need a replacement hose assembly, you look up your machine’s serial number and order the exact bundle. No cutting custom hoses because you ordered the wrong length.

Why Factory HIAB Documentation Matters

Aftermarket parts catalogs often combine serial ranges or omit updates. This Parts Catalog is printed from the original HIAB C-Service 3 database dated January 19, 2009. Every part number, every quantity, every callout number is factory-verified. I have used these to rebuild complete crane assemblies for Automotive Industry Overview and can confirm the accuracy. Related manuals like HIAB ZA 150-175 Spare-Parts Book C-Service 3 and HIAB ZL 250-135 2009 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Manual follow the same serial-number approach. If you work on multiple models, having the HIAB Z 200-155 Spare-Parts Book alongside this one gives you coverage across the Z-series. Another reference for heavy equipment documentation is Automotive Industry Overview.

What serial numbers does this catalog cover?

This catalog covers the HIAB ZA 200 and 175 models across multiple serial ranges from early units (SN: – 177051) through later production (SN: 228606+). Each section has its own range, so you check the chapter header for your machine’s serial number.

Can I use this for repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It gives part numbers and quantities for ordering; it does not include torque specs or disassembly steps.

Access the Factory Manual to your shop tablet or print the pages you need for the job. You will have the part numbers and diagrams at your fingertips when the customer is waiting.