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K-D Manitou MVT 665 T Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs

You have a K-D Manitou MVT 665 T in the shop, and you need a brake disc or a seal for the hydrostatic pump. The aftermarket parts cross-reference you found online gave you three different numbers, none of which matched the bolt pattern on the old part. That’s the difference between a factory Parts Catalog and a generic listing. This isn’t a service manual with torque sequences—it’s a parts identification book. And if you’ve ever bolted on a wrong part and had to tear it all back apart, you know exactly why you need the original.

This catalog is 300 pages thick, spiral-bound in PDF form. It covers the MVT 665 T Comfort Line from serial number 7412-136270 and above. The table of contents runs alphabetical, not grouped by system alone. That means you flip to “BRAKE DISCS, FRONT AXLE – 490” and you get the exact illustration for the disc, caliper, and hardware. No flipping sideways across sections.

7 Major Sections in the Alphabetical Index

The entire catalog is built around exploded-view illustrations paired with a parts list. Each page shows an item number, then a table with part number, description, quantity, and model applicability. The index starts with ACCELERATOR PEDAL (page 170) and runs through TURBO CHARGER ASSEMBLY (page 790). That includes everything from AIR INTAKE SYSTEM (page 20) to WHEELS AND TIRES (pages 10–13). There are seventeen separate engine subsections covering crank, cam, head, rocker, oil pump, fuel injection, and gasket sets.

Brake System Coverage: From Pedal to Disc

Brake parts are split across four entries: BRAKE LEVER INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY (page 70), BRAKES CIRCUIT (page 170), BRAKE DISCS FRONT AXLE (page 490), and BRAKE DISCS REAR AXLE (page 500). On page 70 you’ll see the pedal assembly, linkage, and pivot pins. On page 490 the actual disc and hub components are drawn with dimensions. If you need the steering-related brake components, see STEERING CYLINDER FRONT AND REAR (page 480). Everything ties back to OEM part numbers—no aftermarket abbreviations.

Why OEM Part Numbers Matter for the MVT 665 T

I’ve had techs hand me aftermarket catalogs where the hydraulic fitting thread pitch was printed wrong. The result: a leak that took two hours to chase. This catalog was printed by K-D Manitou, Inc., 3120 Gholson Rd., Waco, Texas 76705. The part numbers run through a numerical index in the appendix. When you order, you give the truck serial number, engine serial, and hydrostatic pump serial. That’s how you get the right compensator valve or boom cylinder seal. Compare that to a third-party reprint that copies the illustrations but scrubs the part numbers—this is the real deal.

What You Get: 300 Pages of Exploded Views

Every major assembly is broken down. HYDROSTATIC PUMP (page 520) has subsections for rotor (530), gear (550), control valve (540), relief valves (560), and solenoid (570). BOOM EXTENSION CYLINDER has two entries based on serial number range—pages 190 and 190A. If your truck falls between 7536-136305 and below, you use page 190. Above that, page 190A. The manual tells you which page to use. That eliminates the guesswork that gets a parts order wrong and leaves a machine down.

Authentic Factory Documentation vs Aftermarket Reprints

I can spot a scanned reprint from ten feet: blurry illustrations, missing page numbers, and part numbers that end in “X” because they were redacted. This catalog comes from the original PDF released by K-D Manitou. Every label is legible. Every item number aligns with the parts list. The general information page even includes blank lines for you to record truck model, serial, engine serial, transmission serial, and hydrostatic pump serial. That’s a practice I teach every apprentice—write those numbers before you order a single bolt. The Automotive Industry Overview tells you that proper identification reduces warranty claims. This catalog is the tool for that.

If you’re working on other K-D Manitou models, the K-D Manitou MVT 1230L MVT1230LC Parts Catalog – 264 Pages covers a larger telehandler. For older units, the K-D Manitou K5705, K5797, K5755, K1479, K1787 1991 Parts Catalog applies. And the K-D Manitou K5705, K5797, K5755, K1479 2000 Parts Catalog | OEM Factory Specs is another year variant. Each one follows the same OEM structure.

There’s also a reference on how manufacturers structure these catalogs in the Automotive Industry Overview. I don’t care about the theory—I care that the drawing on page 220 for CONTROL VALVE ASSEMBLY shows each element with a distinct item number. You can order the inlet element, lifting element, and tilting element separately. That saves you from buying a whole valve block when only one spool is scored.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include service procedures or torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog with exploded diagrams and part numbers only. For repair steps, you need the separate service manual.

Will it work for an MVT 665 T with serial number below 7412?

This edition covers serial number 7412-136270 and above. Trucks below that serial range may use different part numbers, especially for cylinder assemblies and hydraulic components.

How do I find a specific part like a brake disc without flipping through 300 pages?

Use the alphabetical contents. Look up “BRAKE DISCS, FRONT AXLE” and it directs you to page 490. The parts list on that page gives the OEM part number, description, and quantity. You can also check the numerical part number index in the appendix if you have a part number from the old part.

Is the PDF searchable for part numbers?

Yes, the original PDF is text-searchable. You can type a part number or description and jump directly to the page. The bookmarks also mirror the alphabetical index, so you can click through sections quickly.

If you’re tired of chasing wrong parts and want the exact OEM part number from the manufacturer who built the machine, this catalog is what you need. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your tablet next to the lift.