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Locust 853 2007 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a hydraulic line or a seal kit from a third‑party list and found out it doesn’t fit when the machine is already torn down, you know exactly why I’m writing this. The Locust 853 2007 Parts Catalog is the only document that will keep you from wasting money and time on wrong parts. This is the original Way Industry factory publication, not a scanned mess from some disk. 114 pages of the same part numbers and exploded diagrams the dealer uses. No aftermarket adaptations, no “equivalent” guesses.

Chassis Complete – RÁM ÚPLNÝ, Page 11

Every bolt, bracket, and frame component is listed with its factory number. The diagram shows exactly how the main chassis sections mate, which is critical when you’re replacing a bent support or adding reinforcement. If you trust an aftermarket drawing, you’ll be hunting for bolts that don’t exist.

What Does the Gear Box Section Cover?

Two sections, pages 15 and 19, cover the right and left gear boxes (POHON POJAZDU PRAVÝ/ĽAVÝ). These are the Way Industry units, not generic drive motors. The catalog includes bearing sizes, seal part numbers, and the exact shim set. You cannot get this data from a parts store lookup.

Hydraulic System: Part Numbers and Diagrams

Page 25 starts the hydraulic system breakdown. You’ll find the pump, valve bank, and hose routing. Two hydraulic cylinder assemblies – 70/36/550 and 63/36/800 – are separated on pages 37 and 39. That’s critical because the seal kits are different. The catalog lists each seal, wiper, and o‑ring with the factory code. Ordering without this is gambling.

Check the Electrical Section Before You Order

Pages 57 through 77 cover the entire electrical harness for the frame, cab, and instrument panel. The bundle diagrams (KÁBLOVÁ SPOJKA) are broken into four harness groups. If you need a specific connector or wire pigtail, you’ll find the part number here. Aftermarket electrical catalogs often combine different cab variants into one wrong drawing; this factory manual separates them.

114 Pages of OEM Part Breakdowns

That’s the page count. No filler, no generic cross‑references. Every major assembly is labeled in four languages, but the part numbers are universal. The catalog also includes the cab, doors, heating unit, wheels, and even the decal set on page 111. If you’re restoring a Locust 853 or keeping it in service, this is the one source that won’t lead you astray.

Working on a different model? The Locust L752, L753, L853, L903, L1203 Service Manual | OEM Factory covers the service side with torque specs and procedures. For older machinery, the Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS 1957 Parts Catalog | OEM Fastener Guide gives similar factory accuracy. And for compact utility equipment, the Futura FC200-FC400 Parts Catalog – OEM Wear Parts Specs is another genuine source.

I’ve seen shops lose half a day because they ordered a cab cable connector from a generic catalog and got the wrong shell. The Locust 853 uses a specific Way Industry connector; the cab cable bundle diagrams on pages 69 and 71 will show you exactly which one. That’s the kind of detail you can’t get from a third‑party PDF.

For context on why OEM documentation matters in heavy equipment, you can read the Automotive Industry Overview or the same Automotive Industry Overview – both confirm that factory‑sourced data eliminates the guesswork that costs real money.

Can I use this parts catalog for repair work?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers, quantities, and exploded diagrams. For repair procedures, torque specs, and diagnostic steps you need the factory service manual. The two documents work together but are separate.

Does it include the Yanmar 4TNV94 engine parts?

Yes. The engine with accessories is in the motor section on page 99. It shows the fan, alternator, starter, and related parts as they mount to the Locust 853 chassis.

Is this the same catalog the dealer uses?

Identical. This is the official VIII/2007 Way Industry edition, same part numbers and diagrams the manufacturer supplies to dealers. No reprint or copy – it’s the original file.

What language are the labels in?

English, Czech, Slovak, and Russian. Part numbers are numeric and universal, so language doesn’t affect usability.

You need this catalog if you own or work on a Locust 853. Every time you order a part, you’ll save the hassle of returns and the cost of wrong deliveries. Get the original factory data – Access the Factory Manual now.