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Kanglim KS734N Parts Catalog

I’ve seen it too many times. A guy calls the parts counter, describes a ‘thingamajig’ on the crane, and ends up with the wrong seal. Then the machine sits for a week. This Kanglim KS734N Parts Catalog is the difference between ordering blind and knowing exactly what you need. It’s 76 pages of factory part numbers, exploded views, and quantities. I don’t care if you’re a fleet manager or a backyard mechanic – if you’re working on a Kanglim KS734N, you need this book.

Crane Part Subdivisions: Page 2 Breakdown

Page 2 of this catalog lays out the entire crane in nine major subdivisions. You get the Crane Assembly, Boom Assembly, Base & Column, Control Lever, Outrigger System, Hook Assembly, Hose & Pipe Kit, Oil Tank, and Sticker Location. Each one has its own reference number (K1003420-2 through -20). That means you can jump straight to the section you need without flipping through the whole book. The part numbering system used here follows a similar logic to what you’d see in the Automotive Industry Overview – sequential and traceable. No guessing which revision. It’s all there.

76 Pages of Part Numbers – No Guesswork

This catalog is 76 pages thick. Every page is a factory-grade exploded view or parts list. Take the Boom Assembly section: it breaks down into the Telescope Cylinder Assembly, 1st Cylinder Assembly, 2nd Cylinder Assembly, and the Counter Balance Valve. Each subassembly gets its own page with part numbers, descriptions, and quantities. Need a shaft for the crane? Page 5 lists two shafts: one ∅55, one ∅50, with part numbers M1063585 and M1063865. You’re not calling the counter guy with a description – you’re giving him a number. Period.

That’s the difference between a parts catalog and a parts counter. A catalog like this gives you the exact part number, the quantity, and sometimes even the revision level. The Automotive Industry Overview explains why standardized part numbers matter – because when you’re under a crane, you don’t want to guess.

Why Use a Parts Catalog Instead of a Counter Guy?

Because the counter guy doesn’t have the exploded diagram. He’s looking at a screen with a list of parts that might match your serial number. With this catalog, you see exactly how the parts fit together. The Outrigger System on page 3 shows the Outrigger Cylinder and the Side Shift Cylinder, each with their own assembly numbers. You can verify the cylinder before you order it. The Hook Assembly on page 3 is listed as a 3-ton hook with its own part number A1026612. You don’t want to swap a 3-ton hook for a 5-ton hook – that’s a safety issue. This catalog eliminates that risk.

For the DIY guy or the independent shop, this is your insurance policy. You’re not paying a dealer markup for a part number lookup. You’re paying for the factory data once, and you use it for every repair. I’ve seen guys try to rebuild a crane boom without a parts catalog. That’s how you end up with a 50-ton load on the wrong bearing. Don’t be that guy.

Use the Sticker Location Diagram

Page 3 includes a section for Sticker Location (스티커 부착도). That might sound trivial, but when you’re replacing safety decals or warning labels, you need to know exactly where each sticker goes. The manual shows the layout. No guessing. It’s a small detail that keeps you compliant with safety regulations. And if you’re running a shop, that compliance matters when an inspector walks through.

Source Validity: OEM Print vs Aftermarket Reprints

This is an original OEM Kanglim Parts Catalog, not a third-party reprint. The Korean and English text on the pages is from the factory. The part numbers, the diagrams, the quantities – all original. I’ve seen aftermarket parts catalogs that substitute part numbers or miss revisions. That’s how you get a cylinder that doesn’t fit. This catalog is the real thing. The 76 pages come from the original file: KANGLIM_KS734N_Parts_Catalog_ko-en-103514018065.pdf. You can trust the data.

FAQ

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers, quantities, and assembly breakdowns. Torque values are in the service manual, not here.

Can I use this to rebuild the entire crane?

You can use it to identify every part you need for a rebuild. But the catalog doesn’t include step-by-step removal or installation procedures. For that, you need the service manual. However, having the correct part numbers beforehand saves you from ordering the wrong components and having the machine sit idle while you wait for replacements. That’s a time saver in itself.

Is this a reprint or a copy?

It’s a direct digital reproduction of the original OEM factory print. The part numbers, diagrams, and quantities are exactly as the manufacturer released them. No alterations, no guesswork.

What format is the manual in?

PDF format. You can view it on any device, print specific pages, and zoom into the exploded views. The file is 76 pages, ready to access.

Related Manuals

• KANGlim Crane Part Subdivisions K1003412
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• KANGLIM KS2056SM General Assembly Parts Catalog

If you’re working on a Kanglim KS734N, don’t order parts by guesswork. Get the factory breakdown. Access the Factory Manual above.