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Manitou MVT 930 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Breakdown for the MVT 930

You’re pulling a wheel off a MVT 930 and you need the right nut. Not the nut that sorta fits from the bin under the bench. The exact factory nut. That’s where this Manitou MVT 930 Parts Catalog earns its keep. It’s a 435-page OEM document, not some aftermarket reprint that swapped part numbers. I’ve seen techs waste half a day ordering the wrong bearing because some third-party catalog showed a superseded number. This catalog tells you what came on the machine from the factory.

Every page comes straight from Manitou’s engineering files. The exploded diagrams show you exactly how the brake caliper stacks onto the spindle, what washer goes where, and which bolt grade to use. You’ll find the wheel assembly on page 5 with part numbers like 487224 for the complete right wheel and 486890 for the nut (32 needed per machine). That level of detail saves you from walking to the parts counter twice.

435 Pages of OEM Parts Data

The catalog is organized by machine section: wheel, transmission, mast, hydraulics, engine, cab, and electrical. Each section lists the component group, then the individual part numbers with quantities. You don’t have to flip through 400 pages randomly. Use the index at the front to land on the exact page for the part you need. The MVT 930 is a telehandler with a diesel powerplant – if you need general background on diesel engines, check this Wikipedia article on diesel engines for theory, but for real part numbers, stick to this catalog.

What’s Inside the Parts Catalog?

The table of contents breaks down every assembly. You get the wheel group (complete wheels, rims, tires, valves, studs), the brake system (calipers, pads, brake lines, master cylinder), steering components, transmission (gears, shafts, seals, housing), and the engine group (cylinder head, pistons, injection pump, alternator, starter). Each part number is cross-referenced in Italian, French, and English. The catalog also includes a table of quantities per machine, so you order exactly 4 of part 487222 (valve) and 32 of part 486890 (nut).

Wheel Assembly Detail – Page 5 Example

Flip to page 5 and you see the wheel group for the MVT 930. Two complete right wheels (part 487224), two complete left wheels (part 487225). Bare rim (482433), tyre (486835), valve (487222). The illustration shows the orientation of the studs and the torque sequence – not that this catalog gives you torque specs (that’s a service manual job), but it shows you which fastener goes where. If you’re ordering a replacement wheel, you can reference part 486890 (nut) and know exactly the thread pitch and grade. No guesswork.

Why Factory Parts Data Beats Aftermarket

Aftermarket parts catalogs often merge multiple model years into one table, leaving you with a list of “maybe this, maybe that” numbers. This factory catalog is specific to the MVT 930 chassis number range. The cover says “FINO ALLA MACCHINA / JUSQU’A LA MACHINE / UP TO MACHINE N°4673 – 97640”. That tells you exactly which machines the parts apply to. If you have a machine outside that range, you need the updated catalog. I’ve seen techs install a wrong bearing because a generic catalog listed two possible sizes. With this manual, you get the exact part number, no cross-referencing needed.

Who Needs This Catalog?

If you own or service a Manitou MVT 930 telehandler, this catalog is the only parts reference you should trust. Machinery dealers use it to pull part numbers for their bin stock. Independent shops need it to quote repairs accurately. DIY owners doing a brake overhaul or mast rebuild will save hours of disassembly just to read a part number off a worn component. Pair this parts catalog with a service manual like the Manitou MVT 730-1330 1998 Repair Manual – 175 Pages of Factory Specs for torque values and procedures. The parts catalog gives you the numbers; the repair manual tells you how to put it together.

Related manuals you might need:
• Manitou MVT 930 1994 Parts Catalog – 435 Pages of OEM Parts Data
• K-D Manitou MVT 1230L MVT1230LC Parts Catalog – 264 Pages

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No, this is a parts catalog, not a service manual.

How do I identify the correct part number from an old component?

When you have an old part, look for stamped numbers on it. If the number is worn, use the exploded diagrams in this catalog to compare the shape, bolt pattern, and quantity. For example, if you have a wheel with four studs but the diagram shows six, you’ve got the wrong group. Cross‑check the quantities in the table: if a part shows qty 32 and you only have 16, you’re looking at the wrong page. The catalog also lists superseded part numbers in case your machine was updated under a service bulletin. If you still can’t nail it, call a Manitou dealer with the chassis number from the machine plate.

Access the Factory Manual now and put the right part on the MVT 930 the first time. No more wasted trips to the parts store, no more ordering by feel. Get the genuine Manitou parts catalog in PDF format – searchable, printable, and ready for your tablet on the workbench.