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Metso ST4.8 2011 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Breakdown for the Lokotrack ST4.8

You’ve got a Metso Lokotrack ST4.8 screen that needs a new spray bar, and the parts guy is quoting you a number he pulled out of thin air. Or you’re tearing down the basic module and you can’t tell which bolt goes where because the previous guy mixed up fasteners. That’s why you need this Metso ST4.8 2011 Parts Catalog – the OEM factory publication, 421 pages, published 2011, serial number 76605 specific. No aftermarket interpretation, no renumbered parts. This is the actual document Metso sent to dealers.

Every part number in this catalog ties to a Metso engineering drawing. Aftermarket catalogs often reuse generic numbers or skip superseded revisions. That costs you time and money when the part doesn’t fit. Here you get the exact same data that Metso service centers use for ordering. Weights, quantities, cross-references – all from the factory.

Module Básico and Chassis Structure – Page 2 Breakdown

The first section, MM0242074 MODULO BÁSICO, gives you the exploded view of the entire base frame. Page 2 shows the assembly list including the conveyor tube (M11371, 2876 kg) and the screen module (MM0241478, 8396.07 kg). These numbers matter when you’re ordering replacement structural components. You also see the MM0530936 chassis structure assembly with a net weight of 3613.1 kg – that tells you if your lift gear can handle it. No guessing.

Pump Assembly and Mounting – Parts on Pages 119-117

MM0279825 MONTAJE, BOMBA covers the pump mounting and the parts del montaje (page 117). You get the exact pump bracket, fasteners, and hose routing. Aftermarket catalogs often show a generic pump assembly – this one is specific to the ST4.8. See the ref. number and weight (19.23 kg for the pump mounting, 2.24 kg for parts del montaje). That detail lets you order the correct seal kit and avoid a return.

Screen Mesh Part Numbers – Avoid the Guesswork

Three different screen meshes are listed: M02058-104, M02058-08, and M02058-16. Net weights are 38.4 kg and 10 kg. If you order the wrong mesh, it won’t seat right in the screen module. This catalog tells you which mesh goes where, with the exact Metso part number. No need to measure or call support – it’s all here.

Wiring and Hydraulic Diagrams – Why You Need the Originals

Page 153 shows the DIAGRAMA DE CIRCUITO electrical schematic, and page 154 gives the DIAGRAMA HIDRAUL. hydraulic circuit. Aftermarket wiring diagrams get traced incorrectly – you’ll end up with a fried ECU or a non-functional pump. This catalog includes the exact connector pinouts and hose routing from Metso’s engineering team. That’s the only way to diagnose a short or rebuild a hydraulic line without leaks.

3 Reasons to Choose OEM Documentation Over Aftermarket Copies

1. Factory part numbers. Every number ties to Metso’s internal system – no generic substitutions.
2. Revision control. The 2011 publication date and specific serial number ensure you have the latest supersessions.
3. Weight data. Net weights on major assemblies let you plan lifts and shipping. Aftermarket copies omit this.

The same logic applies if you work on other equipment. For example, the Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS 1957 Parts Catalog | OEM Fastener Guide covers those oddball thread sizes, and the Futura FC200-FC400 Parts Catalog – OEM Wear Parts Specs is useful for screening wear items. For agricultural screens, check the Longagribusiness 410 DTC, 450, 450 DTC, 470 DTC, 530 DTC 2002 Parts Catalog. All factory-original.

Parts List Weight Data: Real-World Use in the Field

When you’re working alone in a shop or on a job site, knowing that the basic module weighs 2.24 kg (parts del montaje) or that the grizzly blind assembly is 884.5 kg helps you choose the right hoist. I’ve seen guys order a part that’s too heavy for their lifting equipment because the aftermarket catalog didn’t list weight. This catalog gives net weights on every major assembly. That’s not fluff – that’s practical information that keeps you from dropping a $2,000 component.

If you want a broader view of how mobile screens are used in industry, the Automotive Industry Overview offers background. But for actual part identification, stick with the factory source. Even the Automotive Industry Overview won’t tell you the exact pump seal part number.

Does this catalog cover the engine module?

Yes, section MM0526080 MODULO DEL MOTOR is included.

What is the difference between this OEM catalog and a third-party reprint?

Third-party reprints often have missing pages, blurred numbers, and outdated supersessions. This is a direct scan of the original document sent by Metso. You get the exact part number, weight data, and wiring diagram that dealers use. Aftermarket catalogs skip the hydraulic diagram on page 154 and the weight data on major assemblies. Using a reprint means you might order the wrong grizzly bar or pump seal, costing you time and a return shipping fee. This catalog eliminates that guesswork because it’s the factory original – no interpretation, no errors.

Stop ordering parts that don’t fit. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals – the same 421-page OEM Metso ST4.8 2011 Parts Catalog that Metso service centers rely on. Get the right part the first time.