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Kramer 3307 Parts Catalog – Factory Spare Parts List for Telescope Loader

I’ve watched techs waste an afternoon trying to match a non-OEM gasket set to a Kramer 3307 cooling fan shroud. That’s where the Kramer 3307 Parts Catalog saves your ass. This is the factory binder – 280 pages of exploded views and genuine part numbers for the 3307 telescope loader. No aftermarket compilation, no photocopy of a photocopy. Printed by Kramer Werke GmbH in Germany, edition 1.5 (December 2009). If you’re ordering seals, hoses, or brake pistons, this is the only reference you need on the bench.

What a 280-Page Parts Catalog Actually Covers

Each section in this catalog corresponds to a major system on the 3307. The Table of Contents lists ET 401-04 and includes: Wartung (maintenance), Motor (engine), Kühlung (cooling), Antriebseinheiten (drive units), Achsen (axles), Bremsanlage (brake assembly), Lenkung (steering), Arbeitshydraulik (work hydraulics), Elektrische Anlage (electrics), Ketten/Räder (chains/wheels), Fahrwerk/Rahmen (chassis), Verkleidungen (trim), Ladeanlage/Armsystem (loader unit), Fahrerkabine (cab & seat), Heizung/Klimaanlage (heating/AC), Aufkleber/Werkzeug (labels/tools), and Anbaugeräte (implements). That’s seventeen systems broken down into individual exploded diagrams. For each diagram you get a parts list with the official Kramer part number, description, vehicle type, and usage notes (left/right, serial number applicability). The German column headers can look intimidating, but the part numbers are universal.

This catalog also includes a Parts Number Reference List (Teile suchliste, Teil B) where you can look up a part number and find which diagram it appears in. Handy when you have a number from the old part and need to verify the new version.

Engine and Cooling Sections: Why You Need the Right Part Numbers

The Engine section (Motor) covers the powerplant – cylinder head, block, turbo, fuel injection components. The Cooling section (Kühlung) includes the radiator, fan, thermostat housing, and hoses. These are areas where aftermarket catalogs often list a “universal” seal or hose that doesn’t quite fit, causing leaks and comeback work. With the factory diagram, you get the exact part number for the 3307 from serial number 401 04 0001 onward. Page 73 in the PDF (example) shows the engine mounting bracket and fasteners. If you need the vibration mount, the part number is printed right next to the drawing. No cross-referencing required.

Brake Assembly: Factory Diagrams vs Aftermarket Guesswork

The Brake assembly (Bremsanlage) is safety-critical. This section shows the service brake calipers, master cylinder, lines, and parking brake components. Aftermarket brake parts for telescopic loaders often have incorrect piston diameters or bolt patterns. This catalog gives you the OEM piston seal kit part number, the exact brake hose length, and any design changes marked as Auslaufteil (discontinued) or Einlaufteil (new introduction). For the 3307, the brake system is a wet disc type – you need the correct friction plates and steel discs. The diagram lists the stack order and thickness. Do not skip this section when ordering. I’ve seen a shop install the wrong brake pad compound and lose stopping power on a slope. Not on my watch.

Who Should Use This Catalog?

Home-garage guys rebuilding a 3307 loader, shop owners stocking parts, and professional mechanics who want to avoid returns. This catalog is not a service manual – it won’t tell you how to remove the brake caliper or torque the head bolts. But if you need to order a part, you must have this. It eliminates the “I think that’s the right one” gambling. Use it along with the service manual for the torque specs. For related models, check out Kramer 850 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts List or Kramer 3207 2008 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts List if you work on earlier chassis. The Kramer 750T 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts covers a different size telehandler but shares some drivetrain components.

Source Authenticity: OEM Kramer Documentation

This is the real deal. Published by Kramer Werke GmbH (part of the Wacker Neuson group), part number 1000177211. Printed in the Federal Republic of Germany. The catalog includes copyright notices and edition updates (1.0 through 1.5) – meaning it reflects actual engineering changes. Aftermarket parts lists on forums or third-party sites copy from this catalog and often omit revision notes. If a bolt was superseded in 2008, the aftermarket version may still list the old number. This catalog marks supersessions with “A” (Auslauf) and “E” (Einlauf) symbols. For a deeper look at why OEM documentation matters in the automotive industry, see Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specifications or repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values, removal steps, and diagnostics belong in the factory service manual. The parts catalog only gives you exploded diagrams and part numbers.

Is the catalog in English?

Yes, it is trilingual: German, English, French. Each heading and part description appears in all three languages. The part numbers and diagrams are universal, so even if you only read English, you can navigate the work hydraulics or cooling sections without confusion.

Can I use this catalog if my 3307 serial number is after 401 04 0001?

This edition covers from serial number 401 04 0001 through the update cycle ending December 2009 (edition 1.5). The catalog includes change pointers (Auslaufteil/Einlaufteil) that show where parts were superseded during that period. If your machine is newer than 2009, you may need a later edition. However, many part numbers carry over because the basic systems remained similar. The Parts Number Reference List (Teil B) helps you find the exact page for any part number. Aftermarket catalogs will not show these change points, which is why I always tell guys to get the factory version.

How do I access the manual after purchase?

Access the Factory Manual directly from AutoRepairManuals. It’s a digital PDF file, no reprints, no waiting for shipping. Searchable and printable. Automotive Industry Overview for reference on OEM standards.

If you own a Kramer 3307 or work on them regularly, stop wasting time with generic parts lists. Access the Factory Manual today and start ordering the right parts the first time.