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Hydrema 807 Parts Catalog – Factory Diagrams and Part Numbers You Can Trust

Twenty-eight years turning wrenches, and I’ve seen parts catalogs that look like someone sketched them on a napkin. Aftermarket junk that leaves you holding a wrong bearing or a bolt that’s half a thread off. That’s why you buy the Hydrema 807 Parts Catalog from AutoRepairManuals. It’s the same bound book the dealer parts counter uses – 311 pages of exploded diagrams, genuine part numbers, and ordering guides for the Engine, Transmission, and every hydraulics component on this machine.

You want to rebuild a backhoe control valve without guessing which seal kit fits? You need the exact fastener for the loader arm pivot? This catalog gives you the numbers. No translation errors. No “this should work” calls to the supplier. Just the factory index.

Engine and Transmission Coverage in the 807 Parts Catalog

The Engine section (labeled Motor/Engine/Motor) covers the power unit from the fan shroud to the oil pan. You’ll find the cylinder head gasket set number, injection pump components, and the starter mounting bolts. For the Transmission (Transmission/Transmission/Getriebe), the exploded views show every gear, shaft, and seal assembly. Need the part number for the PTO drive coupler? It’s right there with the dimensions callout. This manual does not include torque specs – that’s what the service manual (HYDREMA 800 805 807 Operating Instructions Manual) is for – but it does give you the factory reference for ordering replacement parts without cross-referencing.

Backhoe Graver Section: Exploded Views for Every Linkage

The Graver/Backhoe/Bagger section is the meat of this catalog. Page by page, you get the bucket linkage pins, the dipper arm hydraulic cylinder numbers, and the swing frame bushings. I’ve seen guys waste a whole afternoon trying to match a slew ring bearing to an aftermarket number. With this manual, you pull the exploded diagram, read the callout number, and order the exact OEM part. The Hydrema 807 Parts Catalog also includes the Chassis and Cab (Karosseri/Body/Aufbau) sections – so if you’re repairing a ROPS structure or replacing a window latch, the hardware is listed.

It’s 311 pages of numbers. That’s the whole point: stop guessing, start ordering the right piece the first time.

Why an OEM Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Diagrams

I’ve had customers bring in aftermarket catalogs that claim to cover the Hydrema 807. The drawings are generic, the part numbers are missing, and the assembly order is wrong. This document is scanned from the original factory print – same numbering system Hydrema used in Denmark. The transfer stickers and ordering guide at the front (pages 4-5) show you exactly how to quote machine type and serial number so the dealer sends the correct part. You won’t get that from a third-party reprint. You want reliability? This is it. For other Hydrema models, check the Hydrema 808/880 Parts Catalog as well. If you’re working on older equipment, the Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS 1957 Parts Catalog | OEM Fastener Guide follows the same factory documentation philosophy.

311 Pages: What Each Section Covers

Here’s a quick breakdown of the tabs in this catalog:

• Motor/Engine/Motor – engine block, cylinder head, injection, cooling, and lubrication
• Transmission/Transmission/Getriebe – gearbox, clutch, shafts, seals, and PTO
• Chassis/Chassis/Gestell – main frame, steering, and axle components
• Karosseri/Body/Aufbau – cab, doors, windows, and interior trim
• Graver/Backhoe/Bagger – backhoe mainframe, boom, dipper, bucket, and cylinders
• Læsser/Loader/Lader – loader arms, bucket, and hydraulic quick-coupler
• Redskaber/Accessories/Geräte – optional attachments, lighting, and tool mounts

Each section uses the Hydrema part number format, so you can walk into any dealer or order online with the exact reference. The Parts Catalog does not tell you how to remove or install parts – it tells you which parts to buy. Pair it with the service manual and you’re set.

In the automotive industry, having the right documentation is the difference between a job that pays and a job that eats your profit. Check out the Automotive Industry Overview for more context on why factory specs matter.

Ordering Spare Parts: Transfer Stickers and Part Number Index

This catalog comes with a dedicated order form and transfer sticker index (pages 4-5). You’ll find the machine type (807), machine number, and the list of transfer stickers that identify subassemblies. If you’re working on a machine where the serial number plate is worn off, the transfer stickers section might help you trace back to the original build. Use the index to find the correct part number for every nut, bolt, and hydraulic seal. No need to call a dealer and describe “the thing in the back” – you give them the seven-digit number.

One more thing: this is a factory PDF, not a scan of a scan. The lines are sharp, the callouts readable. Print out the page for the section you’re working on and take it to the parts washer – it’ll survive the grease.

Does this catalog include torque specifications for the Hydrema 807?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers, exploded diagrams, and ordering info. Torque values, clearances, and service procedures are in the separate service manual.

How do I use the transfer stickers to find the correct part number?

The first few pages show a diagram of the transfer stickers affixed to different machine assemblies (engine, transmission, backhoe). Each sticker has a number (e.g., 18, 19, 23 shown on page 5). In the catalog, these sticker numbers appear alongside the exploded view for that group. Find the sticker number on your machine, then look up that number in the catalog’s index. The index will direct you to the exact page and callout number for the part you need. This system prevents ordering parts from the wrong sub-model or revision. I’ve used it on a Hydrema 807 loader control valve and found the correct spool seal kit in under two minutes.

If you’re working on a Hydrema 807, get the right information. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and have the correct part numbers on your bench tomorrow.