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Hydrema 808, 880 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Part Numbers

If you’re tearing down a Hydrema 808 or 880 and need the exact part number for a seal, a bearing, or a hydraulic fitting, guessing costs you a day of downtime and a return trip to the parts counter. Aftermarket catalogs? I’ve seen them list the wrong thread pitch on a banjo bolt and leave out an entire seal kit. That’s why you want the Hydrema 808, 880 Parts Catalog – the factory PDF that gives you the exact reference numbers, diagrams, and ordering codes Hydrema uses internally. No translations, no cut corners.

293 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

This catalog runs 293 pages – that’s 293 pages of exploded-view drawings, reference numbers, and part descriptions. The Index on page 8 gets you to the right section fast. Want to find a seal for the front axle? Look up the category. Flip to TRANSMISSION – FRONT/REAR AXLE – BRAKES. Every fastener, every bearing, every seal has a Hydrema factory number. Page 2 lists the abbreviations (Forkortelser) so you don’t misread a metric callout. The manual is in English, Danish, and German – but the part numbers are universal.

Transmission, Axle, and Brakes: Parts Breakdown

Hydrema 808 and 880 use a four-wheel-drive system with a transfer case and portal axles. The parts catalog breaks down every component: the transmission case, gears, synchronizers, front and rear axle housings, brake drums, shoes, and the hydraulic parking brake valve. If you need the part number for a drive flange or a wheel cylinder, it’s in this section. The diagrams show orientation and assembly order – not a repair procedure, but enough to avoid ordering the wrong side of a brake shoe set. Use the Transfer page (page 6) to cross-reference sticker numbers if your machine has a different serial number range.

Hydraulic System +: Interpreting the Manual’s Layout

The HYDRAULIC SYSTEM + chapter covers pumps, valves, cylinders, and hoses. The plus sign means it includes the steering system within the same section – STEERING SYSTEM has its own chapter, but the hydraulic power source is shared. You’ll find the steering control valve, orbitrol, and the priority flow divider listed with seals and kits. If you’re rebuilding the tilt cylinder, the catalog gives you the piston seal number and the wiper kit. No guesswork on O-ring sizes – they’re listed by part number.

7 Major Systems in This Parts Catalog

The table of contents splits the machine into seven groups:

• GENERAL INFORMATION
• TRANSMISSION – FRONT/REAR AXLE – BRAKES
• HYDRAULIC SYSTEM +
• STEERING SYSTEM
• CHASSIS-BODY-CAB
• ACCESSORIES
• ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Each group has its own exploded diagrams. The electrical system section includes the entire wiring harness, switch panel, gauges, and the alternator/starter assemblies. If you need a replacement indicator switch or a headlight lens, the part number is right there with the diagram reference.

Ordering Parts the Right Way

Page 4 (Reservedelsbestilling) walks you through how to order spare parts from Hydrema directly: you need the machine model, serial number, part reference number, quantity, and description. Don’t skip the serial number check – Hydrema revised components through production. The Transfer sticker page (page 6) shows where to find your machine’s serial plate and how to map it to the parts list. If you have a 807, check out the HYDREMA 807 Spare Parts Catalogue – different machine, but same catalog quality.

Source Authenticity: Why Factory Beats Aftermarket

I’ve had customers bring me aftermarket part number guides printed off some forum. They always miss the superseded parts and the running production changes. This is an original Hydrema factory PDF, scanned from the official spare parts catalogue. The part numbers match what Hydrema shipped on the 808 and 880. You won’t find ‘universal fits’ or ambiguous ‘use this if original not available’ notes – just the stamped factory code. For deeper repair procedures, pair it with the HYDREMA 800 805 807 Operating Instructions Manual and a proper service manual. And if you’re working on older agricultural equipment, the Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS 1957 Parts Catalog | OEM Fastener Guide follows the same factory layout logic.

The Automotive Industry Overview standards for parts documentation are exactly what this catalog adheres to – traceable, dimensional, and revision-controlled. When you need to know that a bolt is M12x1.5 instead of M12x1.75, you go to the parts catalog. That’s real engineering, not a guess.

Automotive Industry Overview – same source, different entry point.

Can I use this catalog to repair my Hydrema 880?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It tells you which part to order, not how to install it. You need the repair manual for procedures and torque specs.

What year models are covered?

The catalog covers Hydrema 808 and 880 models. No specific years are printed on the cover, but the part numbers are valid for the production run these machines were built. Check your serial number against the transfer stickers on page 6.

How do I decode the part numbers?

Each exploded diagram has a numbered balloon that corresponds to a reference list below the drawing. The list gives you the Hydrema part number, description, quantity, and sometimes a note if superseded. Use the Index (page 8) to find the correct diagram group. Write down the reference number, then turn to the list. If the part has a dash number suffix (e.g., 12345-01), that indicates a revision – always order the latest dash number listed. The catalog also includes the original Hydrema ordering form format, so you can fill it out exactly as the dealer expects.

Is this a printed book or a digital file?

Digital PDF format. 293 pages, searchable, printable at full resolution. You get the same content as the printed binder Hydrema dealers used.

Stop wasting time decoding aftermarket cross-references or calling dealers with your VIN. Access the Factory Manual and get the right part numbers on your bench today.