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Manitou 805069, 805454, 805154, 805070 Parts Catalog

Ever wasted an afternoon hunting for a part number on a Manitou mast, only to find the aftermarket diagram doesn’t match the stamped numbers on the rail? That’s what this Manitou 805069, 805454, 805154, 805070 Parts Catalog fixes. It’s the factory document—24 pages of real illustrations and indexed part numbers—no generic sketches.

Rail System and Lift Cylinder Coverage

Section 1.00 covers the RAIL SYSTEM—inner and outer rail assemblies with stamped part numbers you can verify against the upper end of each rail. Section 2.00 is the LIFT CYLINDER. Check along the upper barrel for the stamped part number; the catalog lists every seal, fitting, and barrel subgroup. If you need to order a replacement cylinder, you need the serial number and the exact item number from this section.

Which Mast Models Does This Catalog Cover?

Four models: 805069, 805454, 805154, 805070. All are 2-stage masts. The parts matrix at the bottom of each illustration tells you which item numbers apply to which model. If your mast serial number falls outside the range listed, contact Manitou North America directly—the catalog notes that updates happen without notice.

Identify Parts Using the Illustrated Index

Each section (CHAIN SYSTEM 3.00, HYDRAULIC SYSTEM 4.00, HOSE KITS 5.00 & 6.00, CARRIAGE ITA TYPE 7.00, CARRIAGE SHAFT TYPE 8.00, DECALS 9.00) has a full-page illustration. Find the item number, then go to the facing table for the part number, description, quantity, and model applicability. The index on page 4 shows the entire layout. No guessing what fits—the factory tells you.

Hydraulic System: What You Get

Section 4.00 diagrams the hydraulic system, including the control valve block and the lines to the lift cylinder. The hose kits (5.00 RH, 6.00 LH) list each hose assembly with its part number and length. Don’t trust a generic hose; use the OEM number to avoid a burst line. Page references aren’t needed when the diagram and item numbers line up correctly—this catalog does that.

3 Reasons to Use OEM Parts Documentation

First, aftermarket catalogs sometimes swap item numbers or skip revisions. This is a direct Manitou print, catalog 809780, dated R08-06. Second, the manual tells you exactly where to find the stamped numbers on rails, carriages, and cylinders—critical when the tag is gone. Third, safety: wrong parts on a mast can fail under load. Read the GENERAL INFORMATION section (page 3) for the serial number requirements.

If you’re working on the diesel engine powering the machine, this Wikipedia article on diesel engines covers basic principles, but for mast parts you need the OEM catalog. For related manuals check out Manitou 805069 Poultry Mast Parts Catalog, K-D Manitou MVT 1230L MVT1230LC Parts Catalog – 264 Pages, and K-D MANITOU Parts Catalog R109 (1991).

FAQ

Does this catalog cover all four mast models at once?

Yes. The same 24 pages index parts for models 805069, 805454, 805154, and 805070. Each illustration table includes a model column so you know which part goes on which mast.

How do I confirm a part number if my mast has been modified?

Manitou requires that all modifications be authorized by Manitou North America. If your mast has been altered after manufacture, you need to notify the parts department (800-425-3727) before ordering. The catalog tells you to record the mast model and serial number from the identification plate on the right side of the outer rail. Then cross-reference the stamped numbers on the individual rail ends, carriage face bars, and upper cylinder barrel. If your parts book is out of date, those stamped numbers become your fallback—call Manitou with that info. Do not guess. A wrong cylinder or chain system component can cause a load drop.

Stop wasting time digging through generic parts lists. Access the Factory Manual and get the exact part numbers you need for Manitou 805069, 805454, 805154, 805070 masts.