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Palfinger Epsilon CAE, CAM, CAEXL, L90LS, LSCAM 2013 Parts Catalog

If you’ve been hunting for a replacement hydraulic valve seal or a specific cabin door hinge for your Epsilon crane, you know the pain of trying to match parts from a generic parts list. The Palfinger Epsilon CAE, CAM, CAEXL, L90LS, LSCAM 2013 Parts Catalog is the only document that shows you exactly which part number goes where, with exploded diagrams and serial number validation. This is not a service manual—it’s a parts identification bible.

Palfinger Epsilon 2013 Parts Catalog: CAE, CAM, CAEXL, L90LS, LSCAM Coverage

Each of these crane models gets its own section in this 122-page catalog. The Table of Index on page 3 lays out the full structure: Crane Base (section 01), Cabin (section 02), Control Valve (section 03), Electrical Parts (section 04), and Decals (section 05). For the base, you get separate breakdowns for CAE, CAM, and LSCAM. The cabin section covers CAE, CAM, and CAEXL variants, plus cabin lifts for each. Control valve sections are split between L90LS and LSCAM, with sub-variants marked by suffix letters. Need a part for a Loadmaster LM or TTS/TTT? Those are listed under cabin sections 02.080-A and 02.080-B.

Crane Base Section: CAE, CAM, LSCAM

Section 01.010 covers the CAE base. 01.020 covers the CAM base. 01.030 covers the LSCAM base. Each sub-section has an ‘-A’ variant showing an alternative view or revision. If your serial number falls after the valid-from date printed on page 1 (1412173 for the CA model), the parts shown are current. I’ve seen guys order a base plate for a CAE and get one that fits a CAM because they didn’t check the model prefix. Don’t be that guy.

Cabin and Control Variants: CAEXL and L90LS Included

The cabin section goes deep: cabin lift assemblies for CAE, CAM, and CAEXL (02.010 through 02.030), then the actual cabin bodies for CAM, CAE, and CAEXL (02.040 through 02.060). Control CAM (02.070) and Loadmaster LM (02.080) are there. The control valve section is just as detailed—03.010 through 03.030 cover three variants of the L90LS control valve, each with ‘-A’ revisions. 03.040 and 03.050 handle CAM and LSCAM control valves respectively. If you’re not sure which valve your crane has, start with the serial number and work forward. For general understanding of how a valve spool works mechanically, see Camshaft Operation.

Electrical Parts and Decals: What the Catalog Covers

Section 04 deals with electrical parts: controls (04.010) with an alternative view, then electrical components and another sub-section. Section 05 covers decals. These pages are critical when you need a replacement harness or warning label. Aftermarket decals often fade faster or lack the correct symbol—this catalog gives you the factory part number to order direct. If your crane is mounted on a truck that needs chassis alignment, Camber Angle is worth reading on the side.

3 Reasons to Use a Factory Parts Catalog Over Aftermarket Lists

First, serial number verification. Page 1 of this catalog tells you exactly which serial numbers the parts apply to. Second, OEM part numbers are not cross-referenced by generic distributors—they’ll sell you something close but not identical. Third, every assembly is shown in an exploded view, so you can see how the part fits before you order. That eliminates returns and downtime.

How to Order Correct Parts Using the Table of Index

Open to page 3. Find your crane model (CAE, CAM, CAEXL, L90LS, LSCAM). Look at the section numbers—01.010 for CAE base, 02.060 for CAEXL cabin, 03.010 for L90LS control valve. Cross-check the valid serial number from page 1. Once you’ve identified the correct section, locate the part number on the exploded diagram. Write down the article number and quantity. Send that to your dealer—don’t describe the part, give them the number.

Does this catalog include torque specifications for bolts?

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

How do I know which part number applies to my crane’s serial number?

The catalog includes a preface that states ‘Valid from serial number 1412173’ for the CA model. Each section is organized by crane model and sub-assembly. You must verify your crane’s serial number against the publication date (08/2013) and the model prefix (CA for these models). The table of index on page 3 lists all sections. For example, the ‘Cabin CAEXL’ subsection (02.060) will show parts specific to that model. If your serial number falls after the valid-from number, the parts listed are correct. If you have a crane with an earlier serial number, you may need an earlier catalog revision. Always cross-check the part number with the exploded view to avoid ordering the wrong component.

Access the Factory Manual now and keep it in your shop binder. When a part needs ordering, you’ll have the number in seconds. No more guessing.

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