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Palfinger PC 1500 2010 Parts Catalog

If you’re stuck with a Palfinger PC 1500 2010 Parts Catalog crane and can’t identify which part you need, you’re going to waste hours chasing the wrong number. I’ve seen guys order the wrong hydraulic hose because they guessed the suffix. This 2010 OEM parts catalog saves that headache. 100 pages of factory-drawn exploded views, part numbers, and serial number breaks. No aftermarket guesswork.

The preface on page 1 lays out how to read the part numbers and cross-reference your crane’s serial number. Page 3 gives you the signs and symbols used in every hydraulic diagram—things like R0, R1, DPS, and the extension box codes. Skip that page, and you’ll misread the system configuration. Every section is keyed off the loader type and code stamped on the identification plate. Don’t think you can wing it with a generic parts list.

Crane Base and Piping Diagrams

Section 0100 covers the crane base, standard piping, remote control piping, and protection hoses. The exploded views show every bolt, fitting, and bracket with the factory part number. If you need the piping for the OECR+WUB02 remote control option, it’s right there on the same page. The catalog uses position numbers with callouts (like position 20 consisting of positions 1-16) so you don’t order a subassembly when all you need is a single O-ring.

What Safety Devices Are Covered?

Section 0300 starts with transport position control, electrics, signal light, and emergency cut-off controls. You’ll find overload protection variants for OM, OS, and OSM systems. The acoustic alert WBU01 is listed separately. There’s also the control ISC and the remote control P4 section (0310) that breaks down the handset, spare parts, and accessories. A lot of these safety components have small differences between serial number ranges—the catalog clearly marks valid-from and valid-to numbers so you don’t buy the wrong relay.

100 Pages of Factory Parts Breakdown

This isn’t a skimpy reprint. The Palfinger PC 1500 parts catalog runs 100 pages and covers every major assembly: crane column (0400) with lifting cylinder details UP2307 and UP2931, main boom (0500), boom extensions (0700) with piping and ram details, extensions like V1A (0800), rope winch (0900) including trolley head UR316 and bottom sheave UL175A, and miscellaneous decals and hardware (1000). Each section has its own detail pages for different control valve setups—EV5797 MH/O-OHNE, EV5798 EH/O-OHNE, EV5799 MH/O-OS, EV5800 EH/O-OS. That level of detail keeps you from returning a $400 valve because you picked the wrong code.

Cross-Reference Your Serial Number First

Before you order a single part, check the serial number on your crane’s identification plate. The catalog is valid from serial number 200000000 onward. Each assembly page notes the applicable crane number range. The preface (page 1) explicitly tells you to state the loader type, code, and serial number when ordering. I’ve seen shops skip this step and end up with a control valve that doesn’t fit the mount bracket. Take the five minutes to match your data—it saves two hours of hassle later. Related catalogs like the Palfinger PC 1500 2012 Parts Catalog cover later production runs, while the Palfinger PK 7501, PK 8501 2005 Parts Catalog | OEM Manual and Palfinger PK19000 1996 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual handle other models.

Control Valve Details: Matching the Right Part

Section 0200 digs into the control valve side, brackets, counter control, and remote control RC. The details pages (0200.01001 through 0200.01004) list specific valve variants with their component breakdowns. If yours has EH/O-OS, you need page 0200.01004. The bracket section (0200.02000) shows mounting hardware for each configuration. Don’t rely on aftermarket diagrams that combine multiple models into one blurry drawing. The factory catalog keeps each variant separate, down to the last screw. That matters when you’re under a crane in the field with a torch wrench and you need the exact part number for the bracket.

For a broader look at the equipment landscape, the Automotive Industry Overview covers related standards. Also check Automotive Industry Overview for context on OEM documentation practices.

Does this cover the boom extensions?

Yes, section 0700 covers boom extension 1 and 2 with piping. Ram details are listed separately.

How do I identify which control valve I have on my PC 1500 crane?

Look at the valve body tag or the crane’s original build sheet. The control valve section (0200) lists four detail pages: EV5797 (MH/O-OHNE), EV5798 (EH/O-OHNE), EV5799 (MH/O-OS), EV5800 (EH/O-OS). Each has a different spool arrangement and electrical connection. If you can’t read the tag, match the hose routing and solenoid colors to the exploded view in the catalog. The manual also includes bracket and counter control details specific to each valve type. Order by the full part number shown on the detail page—don’t guess based on “looks about right.”

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