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Kanglim KS2056H, KS2057H Parts Catalog

If you are ordering parts for a Kanglim KS2056H, KS2057H Parts Catalog and using a generic aftermarket list, you are asking for trouble. I have seen it too many times: wrong part numbers, incorrect assemblies, and a crane sitting idle while you wait for the right seal. This is the factory parts catalog, 346 pages, from Kanglim themselves. Not a reprint. Not a scan. Original OEM file with bilingual Korean and English labels.

Crane Part Subdivisions and MTG. Sections

This catalog is split into four main sections. The first two are the meat: Crane Part Subdivisions and Crane MTG. Part Subdivisions. The TOC on page 3 lays out exactly what is covered. Each major assembly gets a dedicated index – the boom, the turret, the mounting hardware. You get exploded views with callout numbers that match the tables. Need a hydraulic fitting for the KS2056H? Look up the subdivision number, find the reference, and order using the factory part code. Hesitation costs shop time.

Option and Spare Parts Coverage

Sections 3 and 4 cover OPTION and SPARE PARTS. These are your safety net. The option section lists every factory add-on – remote controls, extra outrigger pads, auxiliary winch kits. The spare parts section is what you should be stocking on the shelf. Seals, bearings, pins – all listed with quantities and assembly counts. Page 1 of the manual explicitly tells you how to order: note the crane model (KS2057H), the subdivision number, the unique part number, and the quantity. Miss one piece of that info and you get the wrong box.

Who Needs This Catalog?

Workshop owners and fleet managers. If you are maintaining a Kanglim crane of either model, this is the only parts reference you trust. The aftermarket catalogs I have seen mix up the KS2056H and KS2057H assemblies – the boom lengths are different, the mounting brackets are not interchangeable. Without this OEM breakdown, you are guessing. More than once I have watched a tech order a seal kit from a third-party list that turned out to be for a different revision. This catalog kills that guesswork. See related manual KANGlim Crane Part Subdivisions K1003412 for another Kanglim crane family.

Source Authenticity: OEM vs Aftermarket

The PDF is the original factory file – you can see the REV. 0 stamp. The part numbers follow the KS2057H-8 format from the preface. Aftermarket vendors often renumber parts to fit their inventory. That is fine if you do not care about fitment. If you do, you stick with the source. This catalog matches the Automotive Industry Overview standards for traceability. The Automotive Industry Overview is a different field, but the same principle applies – original documentation beats reprints every time. Compare with KANGLIM Crane Part Subdivisions Catalog KS734N for a different series.

346 Pages – What You Get

The catalog is 346 pages of part breakdowns. That includes the general assembly drawing (KS2057H GENERAL ASS’Y) with all subsection callouts. Every page has a revision block. The Korean text is paired with English part names in the tables. Yes, you need to read a diagram and a table together – that is how parts catalogs work. The KANGLIM KS2605 Crane Part Sub-Divisions Catalog follows a similar structure. If you are new to reading exploded-view catalogs, take ten minutes to study page 3. It shows you how to find your subdivision, then locate the reference number. That system is identical across all Kanglim crane manuals.

FAQ

Does this cover both the KS2056H and KS2057H?

Yes. The TOC includes both models. The subdivision codes start with KS2056H or KS2057H depending on the part. Check the prefix before ordering.

Are torque values included?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers, quantities, and assembly groupings. Torque specs belong in the shop manual. If you do not have that, you need a separate purchase.

Can I print this PDF?

Print it. The file is a standard PDF with no DRM. We recommend printing the spare parts section and laminating the pages that cover high-wear items – pins, bushings, seals. That saves trips to the computer.

What is the difference between the Option and Spare Parts sections?

The Option section (section 3) lists factory-installed options – remote control kits, auxiliary hydraulics, lighting packages. The Spare Parts section (section 4) lists consumable items that Kanglim recommends you stock: seals, O-rings, filters, and common bolts. Both sections are essential for a complete parts inventory. Ordering only from the main subdivisions may miss replacement parts that are listed under spare parts. Always cross-reference both sections before building your order.

Every shop I have run stocked this catalog next to the crane service manual. You do not call the dealer and hope they read the right number – you read it yourself. That is the only way to keep a crane running. Access the Factory Manual and get the part numbers direct from Kanglim. Your downtime drops, your invoices get accurate, and you stop arguing with parts suppliers.