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Kramer 4507 Parts Catalog – The OEM Spare Parts Reference You Need on the Bench

I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years, and I can tell you right now: the worst feeling is pulling a old part off, then ordering a replacement that doesn’t fit because you trusted an aftermarket cross-reference. That’s why you need the real deal – the OEM Kramer 4507 Parts Catalog that came from the factory in Pfullendorf, Germany. This is the 1.5 edition, released 12/2009, covering telehandlers from serial number 403 04 0001 onward. 286 pages of nothing but part numbers, exploded diagrams, and the exact fastener callouts that Kramer engineers wrote. If you’re rebuilding a 4507 loader unit or chasing a cooling system leak, you don’t guess – you look it up in this Parts Catalog.

Engine Section: Finding the Right Block Parts

The Motor/Engine section covers everything from the cylinder head to the oil pan. This isn’t a repair manual – it’s a parts identification manual. Page 5 explains how to read the graphics: each illustration has a piece list number, a description, the vehicle model (4507), and a remark field that flags older parts (Auslaufteil) or new parts (Einlaufteil) by serial number range. Need the injector line part number for a 2009 4507? You’ll find it grouped under “Motor 1000106626 Engine 340-01.” That level of granularity means you order the exact part for your chassis VIN. No returns, no waiting another week.

Cooling System Breakdown: Radiator, Hoses, and Thermostat Parts

The Kühlung/Cooling chapter is laid out the same way – exploded views with a Stücklistennummer (item number) pointing to a part number in the table. If your 4507 runs hot because a hose is cracked, you flip to the Cooling section, find the diagram, and grab the OEM part number. The catalog includes Dichtsatz (seal kits) and Reparatursatz (repair kits) where applicable. Note that safety-critical parts like the fan blade are marked with a torque symbol – you need to check the separate repair manual for the actual torque values, but the parts catalog tells you which fastener to order. Page 26 (example) shows the radiator assembly with all 12 items listed.

Brake Assembly: Part Numbers for Calipers, Discs, and Linings

Brakes are not the place to cheap out. The Bremsanlage/Brake assembly chapter covers the entire hydraulic brake setup: master cylinder, wheel cylinders, discs, pads, and the parking brake linkage. Each component has a part number and a note if it’s a Sicherheitsteil (safety part) that must be replaced, not reused. The catalog marks these with a black triangle – pay attention to that. When I see a aftermarket brake pad set that claims “fits many models,” I walk away. Get the Kramer-specific part number from this catalog, order from the dealer, and sleep well knowing it’s the right compound for the 4507.

How to Read the Parts Number Reference List (Teilesuchliste)

Part B of the catalog (starting around page 180) is the Parts Number Reference List – a sorted list of every part number in the book with the page and item number where it appears. This is gold when you have a part in hand with a number but no idea where it goes. Flip to Part B, find the number, and the catalog sends you back to the correct exploded view. For example, if you pull a hydraulic fitting and see the stamped number, look it up in Teilesuchliste to confirm it’s from the Arbeitshydraulik (work hydraulics) section. This eliminates guesswork.

Why OEM Documentation Beats Aftermarket Catalogs

Aftermarket parts catalogs re-draw diagrams, leave out serial number breaks, and often merge multiple models into one generic illustration. The Kramer 4507 Parts Catalog is printed in Germany by Kramer Werke GmbH. It gives you the exact picture for your specific telehandler, including the edition history (1.0 to 1.5) showing which updates changed parts. If you’re sourcing parts for a fleet of 4507s, you need the factory document to avoid cross-model mistakes. I’ve seen a tech order a drive motor seal from a generic catalog that turned out to be for the 3207 – wrong entirely. Don’t be that guy.

If you want to understand how these parts catalogs fit into the broader Automotive Industry Overview, check the Wikipedia entry. The nuance is real. For more Kramer-specific parts references, see our Kramer 850 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts List, the Kramer 3207 2008 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts List, or the Kramer 750T 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts.

Does this catalog include repair procedures or only part numbers?

Only part numbers and exploded views. It is a parts catalog, not a service manual. For torque specs and step-by-step repair, you need the corresponding Kramer 4507 repair manual.

How do I know if my serial number is covered?

Valid from serial number 403 04 0001. If your 4507 starts with that number, you’re covered. The catalog includes edition updates that note changes – for example, edition 1.1 from 12/2007 added new part numbers for the loader arm system. If your chassis is earlier than 403 04 0001, this catalog won’t match. Check the serial plate on the frame – it should be stamped “403-04” followed by the number. If you have a 403-03 chassis, you need a different catalog. For context, the Automotive Industry Overview explains why serial number breaks matter in heavy equipment documentation. This catalog covers all 4507 telehandlers built after that serial break.

Stop wasting time with parts that don’t fit. Access the Factory Manual now and get the exact Kramer 4507 part numbers for your engine, cooling, brake, and every other system on the machine.