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Manitou MLT 630, MLT 634, MLT 731, MLT 735, MLT 733 2010 Parts Catalog

Stuck with a broken telehandler and no clue which part number to order? I’ve been there — calling the dealer, getting a voice menu, waiting on hold, and then being told the part is superseded. Aftermarket parts catalogs on the internet are a joke. They give you a blurry drawing and a list of numbers that don’t match anything on your machine. You waste money on the wrong seal, the wrong hose, or the wrong bearing. This Manitou MLT 630, MLT 634, MLT 731, MLT 735, MLT 733 2010 Parts Catalog is the factory-issued document that Manitou’s own parts department uses. Every exploded view, every reference number, every revision stamp — it’s all here in 1663 pages. No guesswork.

Page 1 of the PDF shows the revision history dating back to 2007, with updates for models like the MLT 630 Turbo Série D-E3, MLT 634-120 LSU, and MLT 735-120 LSU POWERSHIFT. That tells you this isn’t a static snapshot — it’s a living document that tracks machine serial numbers and part changes. If you need the handbrake assembly diagram for an MLT 731, it’s in there with callout numbers like 6 BA 122, and a repair kit reference. The manual covers not only the five models in the title but also the MLT 741, MLT 742, and MLT 1035 L as per the update records. So even if your machine isn’t listed in the primary keyword, you might still find your parts.

Brake Circuit and Handbrake Assembly: Exploded Views

The OCR excerpt from page 2 shows the “FREIN A MAIN” (handbrake) illustration with dimensions for tube sizes: 1.5 mm, 2.2 mm, 1.6 mm, etc. These aren’t decorative numbers — they’re the exact pipe diameters you need when ordering replacement tubing. The manual labels each part with a reference number, a quantity, and often a repair kit code like “NECESSAIRE DE REPARATION” (repair kit). Below that, you’ll find the brake circuit drawing with hose and connection details (6 BA 240). If you’re rebuilding a brake system on an MLT 634, this page alone will save you from ordering the wrong flare nut.

How a Parts Catalog Differs from a Service Manual

This is a Parts Catalog, not a repair manual. You won’t find torque specs or step-by-step disassembly instructions in here. What you get is a complete parts breakdown for every assembly on the machine. Need the hydraulic pump section? Look up the model number and serial number range, then find the exploded diagram. Each component has an OEM part number and a quantity. If you’re a DIY mechanic trying to fix a coolant leak, you use this catalog to identify the exact hose or gasket, then order it. Then you go find the service manual for the removal procedure. Mixing them up will leave you stranded.

OEM Part Numbers vs Aftermarket Substitutions

Manitou factory documentation is the only source I trust for part numbers. Aftermarket “cross-reference” catalogs often merge multiple supersessions into one line and lose the revision. The 2010 edition includes updates from 2007 through 2010, with notations like “MISE A JOUR” and “A PARTIR DE LA MACHINE N° 247 858”. That means from serial number 247858 onward, certain parts changed. If you buy an aftermarket catalog printed in 2007, you’ll get the old part — and it won’t fit. This manual’s page 1 lists the exact machine series: MLT 630 Turbo Série D-E3, MLT 733 Turbo LSU Série D-E3, etc. No ambiguity.

7 Model Variants Covered – Which One Is Yours?

The revision history lists these machine variants explicitly: MLT 630 Turbo, MLT 634 Turbo LSU, MLT 634-120 LSU, MLT 634-120 LSU POWERSHIFT, MLT 731 Turbo, MLT 733 Turbo LSU, MLT 735-120 LSU, MLT 735-120 LSU POWERSHIFT, MLT 741-120 LSU, MLT 741-120 LSU POWERSHIFT, MLT 742 Turbo, MLT 1035 L Turbo LSU. That’s 12 different configurations, each with its own parts breakout. The 1663 pages cover them all. If you own an MLT 733 with a turbo and LSU package, the manual will differentiate its brake and hydraulic components from the non-LSU version. Pay attention to the “Série” (D-E3 or 4-E3) and the transmission type (POWERSHIFT vs standard).

Using the Manual: From Serial Number to Part Number

Flip to the front of the PDF. The first few pages contain the edition dates and machine introduction tables. You’ll see a column “A PARTIR DE LA MACHINE” (from machine serial number). Find your machine’s serial number stamped on the frame. Cross-reference it with the table to determine which revision level applies to your machine. Then go to the appropriate section. The manual is organized by system — brakes, hydraulics, powertrain, etc. Each section starts with an overview illustration and then details individual components. For example, the handbrake section shows item numbers 6 BA 122 and 6 BA 240. Write down the reference, order from Manitou or a dealer, and you’ll get the correct part.

FAQ

What models are included in this parts catalog?

MLT 630, 634, 731, 733, 735, plus 741, 742, and 1035 L variants as per updates through 2010.

Is this the same as a service repair manual?

No. A service manual contains procedures, torque specs, diagnostic steps, and wiring diagrams. This parts catalog only provides exploded views and OEM part numbers. You need both to complete a repair. The parts catalog helps you order the right component; the service manual tells you how to install it. I recommend having both on your bench. If you only buy one, you’ll either install the wrong part or have the right part but no clue how to put it in.

Can I use this catalog for a 2009 model?

Yes, if your 2009 model falls within the serial number ranges listed in the revision table. The first edition dates from 2007, so earlier machines may be covered. Check the serial number against the table on page 1.

Does the manual include hydraulic or electrical part numbers?

Yes. All systems — brakes, hydraulics, electrical, powertrain, chassis — are covered with full parts breakdowns.

If you’re working on a diesel engine, this Wikipedia article on diesel engines can give you background, but for actual part numbers you need this catalog. Pair it with other factory documents: Manitou MLT Series Parts Catalog for earlier years, Manitou MLT 630, MLT 634, MLT 731, MLT 735, MLT 741 2007 Parts Catalog, and Manitou MLT 735, MLT 741, MLT 742 Parts Catalog – 1255 Pages OEM. All are OEM, all verified. Don’t waste time on aftermarket garbage. Get the real thing. Access the Factory Manual now.