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Manitou MVT 665 T, MVT 675 T Parts Catalog

I’ve been turning wrenches in San Antonio for 28 years. When a customer rolls in with a Manitou MVT 665 T, MVT 675 T Parts Catalog issue—broken boom, blown hydraulic line, won’t start—I need part numbers that match what’s on the machine. Not a third-party drawing that looks close. I need factory diagrams, indexed by machine serial range, with every bushing, seal, and clip listed. This 468-page document is that file. It’s the original Manitou parts catalog, publication date 06/2004, catalog number 648280. It covers both the MVT 665 T and MVT 675 T, Comfort Line, E2 designation. If you’re ordering parts for one of these telehandlers, this is the only reference you should trust.

Braccio Section – Lift/Slide Components for 665 and 675

You need to replace a slide cylinder or the mast assembly? The Braccio chapter breaks down the entire arm structure. Two separate subsections: Sollev.-sfilo 665 and Sollev.-sfilo 675. That means you get different part numbers for the lift/slide mechanism depending on which model you’re working on. There’s also Martingala (stabilizer) sections for each model, plus optional attachments listed separately. Don’t guess whether the bushings interchange—they don’t always. Page 26 of this catalog lists the complete boom assembly for the 675 with all reference numbers. Without this, you’re either ordering by VIN and hoping the dealer looks it up right, or you’re pulling a used part off a different machine that might not fit.

Cabina: Interior and Cabin Parts Breakdown

Cabin interiors, door panels, seat assemblies, rear glass, and cab heater components. The Cabina chapter includes Interni (interior trim), Portiera (door), Pannelli cruscotti (dashboard panels), Sedile (seat), Vetro post. (rear window), and Cabina-riscald. (heater). Real-world use case: cracked dashboard on a 2004 MVT 675 T. You’re not going to find a replacement panel in a generic aftermarket database. But here, the part number is listed under Pannelli cruscotti with the correct shape and mounting holes. Ordering the wrong trim piece wastes a week. This catalog eliminates that.

Motore Termico: Engine Thermal Section – Monoblocco and Testata

Engine needs an overhaul? The Motore termico subsection inside Trasmissione is dense—over 30 listings including Monoblocco (cylinder block), Testata (cylinder head), Asse e bilancieri (camshaft and rockers), Pompa iniezione (injection pump), Tubi iniezione (injection lines), Atomizzatore (injector nozzles), Turbocompressore (turbocharger), and even Kit guarnizioni (gasket sets). Each component group has its own illustrated parts breakdown. I’ve seen guys try to use a generic engine gasket set on these Perkins-based power units and end up with leaks because the fire ring thickness was wrong. This catalog tells you exactly which gasket kit to order, down to the page reference for the testata group. Need charge pressure specs? That’s in the service manual, but the part numbers for the turbo and its oil feed line are right here. Check this Wikipedia article on diesel engines for general theory, then come back to this catalog for the real parts.

Imp.Elettrico: Electrical System Schematics

Electrical faults on these Manito us are common—especially the anti-tilt system and the instrument cluster. The Imp.Elettrico chapter covers Antiribaltamento (rollover protection system), Batteria-varie (battery and cables), Cruscotto (instrument panel), Cabl. manipol. (joystick wiring), Cabl.fanali (light wiring), Cabl.princ1/2 and Cabl.princ2/2 (main harness parts), Fanali (lights), and Scatola fusibili (fuse box). Having the correct part number for a blown fuse box lid or a damaged harness connector saves you from splicing random connectors that corrode six months later. The catalog includes the wire gauge and terminal type references in the illustration notes. No aftermarket manual gives you that level of detail.

Index Numerico and Targhette: Finding Parts Fast

Every part number in the catalog is cross-referenced in the Index numerico section. Say you’ve got a hydraulic fitting with a number stamped on it—look it up there, and it tells you which drawing and position it appears in. The Targhette (decals and plates) chapter shows the model identification plates, safety decals, and the Libretto (instruction booklet) parts for both 665 and 675. When a safety decal peels off and you need to order a replacement for inspection, you’ll find it here with the correct language and graphic. Related documents you might need: Manitou MVT 665 T Operator/Service Manual for procedures, or K-D Manitou MVT 1230L MVT1230LC Parts Catalog – 264 Pages if you work on larger frame sizes. For older models, check K-D Manitou K5705, K5797, K5755, K1479, K1787 1991 Parts Catalog. All factory originals.

Why This Beats Aftermarket Parts Catalogs

I’ve seen counterfeits printed on thinner paper with blurry illustrations. This PDF is scanned from the original Manitou binder. The drawings are crisp—you can read the part numbers without a magnifying glass. The document includes the Manitou North America contact info and a note about updates. If you order a part and it’s superseded, this catalog gives you the original number, and your dealer can cross it. Aftermarket catalogs often combine multiple model years into one generic drawing, which leads to wrong orders. There’s no substitute for the factory book.

FAQ

Does this parts catalog include torque specs or repair instructions?

No. This is a parts catalog only, not a service manual. It lists every component with exploded views and part numbers. For torque values and step-by-step repair procedures, you need the corresponding service manual.

Will this manual work for a 2003 Manitou MVT 665 T?

Yes. The catalog covers both MVT 665 T and MVT 675 T models, first edition published 06/2004. It should be correct for 2003-2004 machines. If your serial number is earlier, check with Manitou for any pre-2004 revisions.

How do I find a specific part number?

Use the Index numerico section at the back. Look up the number you see stamped on the old part, and it will direct you to the correct page and item callout. Alternatively, browse by system (e.g., Braccio, Trasmissione, Imp.Idraulico).

Is this the latest edition?

This is the first edition (06/2004). Manitou issued revisions after that. If your machine is newer than 2004, verify with your dealer. But for mid-2000s MVT models, this catalog covers the majority of parts correctly. Always confirm supersessions with the dealer.

Get the Factory Parts Data on Your Bench

When you’re tearing down a telehandler and need to identify that odd-shaped bracket or order the correct seal kit, having the original parts catalog means one trip to the dealer, not two. No squinting at generic line art. No calling with “I need a part for the 675” and getting the wrong one because the counter guy pulled up the 665 entry. This is the same PDF the dealers use. Access the Factory Manual now and keep it on your shop tablet or printed out. 468 pages of correct, factory-verified part numbers for the Manitou MVT 665 T and MVT 675 T.