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Kramer 120 Parts Catalog – Factory Spare Parts for Engine, Fuel, Cooling, Brake

Kramer 120 Parts Catalog – I’ve pulled more broken bolts out of Kramer loaders than I care to count. If you’re trying to keep a 120 running, you need the right part number the first time because the wrong seal means a coolant leak that takes down the whole cooling system. This parts catalog is the one I keep on the bench at the shop – 110 pages of factory exploded views and OEM numbers for the engine, fuel system, cooling, brake, hydrostatic drive, and everything else that bolts onto a Kramer 120. No aftermarket reprints, no guesswork.

Engine Section: What You Get from the Motor Chapter

The Motor chapter (listed as “Engine” in the TOC) covers the complete powertrain – cylinder head gaskets, piston rings, oil seals, and all the bits that keep the diesel turning. You get the factory part numbers for the short block and top end. No aftermarket cross-references that always seem to be off by a millimeter. If you’re rebuilding or swapping, this is your parts bible.

Fuel System: Fuel Lines and Air Filter – Factory Numbers

Fuel lines and air filter are separate sections in this catalog. The Kraftstoffleitungen (Fuel lines) section gives you the exact part numbers for the injection lines, return hoses, and clamps. The Luftfilter (Air filter) page shows the filter element and housing components. Don’t trust a generic filter that’s “close enough” – the wrong micron rating kills injectors. Use the OEM number from this catalog.

Cooling: Engine Cooling Section – Part Numbers for Radiators, Hoses, and Seals

The Motorkühlung (Engine Cooling) section lists radiators, fan blades, fan belts, hoses, and the thermostat housing seals. One wrong O-ring and you’re chasing a puddle on the shop floor. This catalog shows the factory sealing kits – the Wartungs- und Dichtsätze (Maintenance and sealing kits) that include every gasket and O-ring for the cooling system. That alone saves hours of digging through parts bins.

Brake: Brake System – OEM Part Numbers for Safe Stops

The Bremse (Brake) section covers the service brake and parking brake components – shoes, cylinders, lines, and hardware. Brake safety is not the place to guess. The factory part numbers in this catalog are the same ones the dealer uses. You’ll find the master cylinder, wheel cylinders, and all the springs. Replace with OE parts or you’re risking a failure at the worst time.

110 Pages of Factory Spare Parts – Why This Beats Aftermarket

Aftermarket parts catalogs are usually photocopies of photocopies with part numbers that don’t match. This is a direct scan of the original Kramer factory parts catalog – the same document used by dealerships. The whole thing is 110 pages, covering the frame, hydrostatic drive, front axle, rear axle, steering, operator seat, sheet-metal parts, wheels, exhaust, electrical system, cab, hydraulic system, cab heating, bucket, pallet forks, and labels/tools. Every exploded diagram comes with the OEM part number. For more models, check Kramer 850 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts List or Kramer 3207 2008 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts List if you’re working on a different chassis. The Kramer 750T 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts is also available.

Hydrostatic Drive: What the Catalog Includes

The hydrostatic drive section (Hydrostatischer Fahrantrieb) covers the pump, motor, and all hoses and fittings. If you’re chasing a drive issue, you need the exact seal kit and bearing numbers. This catalog gives you the factory exploded view so you can order the correct parts without pulling the whole unit apart twice.

Who Needs This Catalog: DIYers and Small Shop Owners

If you own a Kramer 120, you’re the audience. Whether you’re a home-garage enthusiast doing a winter rebuild or a small construction outfit maintaining a fleet, this catalog cuts the parts-ordering headache. No more calling the dealer with a vague description. You get the part number, you order it, you move on. According to the Automotive Industry Overview, using OEM-specified components reduces failure rates and extends equipment life. That’s especially true for loaders that work in dust and mud every day.

FAQ

Does this manual include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and exploded views only.

How do I use this catalog to find a part number?

Start with the table of contents – it’s organized by major system (Engine, Fuel, Cooling, Brake, etc.). Flip to the section that matches the part you need. The exploded diagrams show each component with a callout number. Then go to the parts number reference list (Teilesuchliste) at the back of the catalog. Match the callout number to the OEM part number. That number is what you order. No cross-referencing, no guesswork. If you need additional help, contact the manufacturer directly. The PDF is searchable by keyword, making it even faster to locate the exact seal, hose, or bracket you’re after.

Skip the aftermarket catalogs that give you a blurry photocopy and a wrong part number. This factory scan is what the pros use. Access the Factory Manual and get your Kramer 120 back to work with the right parts every time.