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Mustang 940 1994 Parts Catalog

If you’re wrenching on a Mustang 940 skid steer and need the exact factory part number to get the machine running again, don’t waste time guessing or cross-referencing aftermarket cross lists. This 174-page OEM parts catalog is the same binder your dealer’s parts counter uses. It gives you exploded diagrams, factory part numbers, and serial number breaks so you order the right piece the first time. That matters when a hydraulic valve section or a steering control component is holding up a job.

Frame and Lift Arm Components – Sections 4–12

The catalog breaks down every structural piece. Main frame, rear and top door, lift arm with the Fast-A-Tach plate, and the R.O.P.S./F.O.P.S. structure. Each exploded view has reference numbers matched to a parts list. Need the pin for the lift arm pivot? The diagram on page 10 shows the whole assembly. You grab the part number, call your dealer, done.

Drive System Parts – from Axle to Steering Controls

Pages 16 through 26 cover the axle drive, brakes, steering controls, T-stick, and neutral centering device. The brake parts section is detailed – linings, discs, actuating hardware. If you’re rebuilding the steer linkage, the steering controls page shows the rods, bellcranks, and bushings. No generic silhouette drawings here. These are factory line-art with callouts.

Hydraulic System: Double Gear Pump, Motors, and Valve Sections

The lift arm hydraulic system section runs from page 27 to 64. Double gear pump, hydrostatic unit, hydraulic motors, plumbing for charge and cooler, control valve assembly, main relief, and individual valve sections for lift, tilt, and auxiliary. The self-leveling valve is also in there. If you need a seal kit for the control valve, the exploded view on page 58 shows every o-ring and spool. The chart next to the assembly lists the kit part number.

Why an OEM Parts Catalog Instead of Aftermarket?

Aftermarket parts books reprint blurry scans with missing revision notes. This Parts Catalog was revised January 1994 and again in September 2008. It includes the serial number break prior to #5476803. That means you know which parts fit your machine’s production range. Aftermarket catalogs don’t tell you that. They also skip the “USE ONLY GENUINE MUSTANG REPAIR PARTS” warning printed on page 3. If you order a non-OEM part based on a misidentified number, you waste money and downtime.

Audience: Who Actually Needs This 174-Page Document

You, if you own a Mustang 940 skid steer – or you run a shop that services them. Also fleet mechanics who need to identify parts fast without pulling the machine apart twice. Home-garage owners who bought a used 940 and want to rebuild the hydraulics or steering. The catalog is organized by system, not by random alphabetical order. You find the assembly, see the parts, order them. Worth having on your tablet next to the workbench.

Source Authenticity – Factory OEM, Not a Reprint

This is the original PDF of the Mustang Manufacturing Company manual, part number 000-34884. Printed in the USA. No aftermarket company rescan. The OCR excerpt in the file shows the official foreword about serial number reading and genuine parts. When you access it from AutoRepairManuals, you get the same file the dealer uses. Check the related manuals: Mustang 2044 2054 2010 Skid-Steer Parts Catalog Factory OEM, Mustang ME 1503 Compact Excavator Parts Manual, and Mustang 910 Skid Steer Loader Parts Manual for other model coverage.

Does the catalog include engine part numbers for the Yanmar diesel?

Yes. The table of contents lists “Engine (Yanmar)” and “Engine Component Parts.” The relevant pages show cylinder head, block, injection pump, and cooling system components with factory numbers.

Are wiring harness part numbers included?

The catalog has an Electrical System section. It covers harnesses, switches, and the seat & seatbelt lockout. The diagrams show connector locations and part numbers for each wire assembly. If you need a specific harness, you’ll find the exact reference.

The Mustang 940 1994 Parts Catalog is the correct tool for ordering parts without guesswork. Stop relying on faded aftermarket scans or cross-references that don’t match. Get the factory book that lists every part by serial number. Access the Factory Manual now from AutoRepairManuals – Automotive Industry Overview – and keep your 940 running on OEM parts.