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Palfinger PC 2700 2011 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts

If you’re ordering parts for a Palfinger PC 2700 crane and you’re tired of cross-referencing aftermarket catalogs that give you the wrong seal or the wrong hydraulic fitting, this is the document you need. I’ve seen too many guys order a valve bank based on a fuzzy screenshot from a third-party site, then sit for a week waiting for a re-shipment. This Parts Catalog is the factory-issued PDF from 2011, 112 pages long, and it’s built so you pull the exact part number the first time. No guesswork, no returning parts that don’t fit the serial number range. For the full factory plumbing on that crane base and piping, check the related manual Palfinger PK 7501, PK 8501 2005 Parts Catalog | OEM Manual”>here.

Crane Base and Piping Sections

Section 0100 covers the crane base and all piping variants: standard, remote control, and remote control with OECR+WUB02. You get exploded views for each sub-assembly with callouts like “0100.02000-A Piping – standard” and “0100.02200-A Piping – remote control OECR+WUB02”. If your PC 2700 has the optional protection hose package, that’s listed under 0100.03000-A and 0100.03100-A. Each part gets its own line with a factory number. No abbreviations that make you guess whether a fitting is metric or imperial — the drawing tells you. The preface on page 2 explains how to read the codes: you need the loader type, serial number, code, and the part number from the catalog. That one page saves you hours if you do it right.

What Control Valve Details Are in This Manual?

The control section (0200) breaks down into four valve detail sets: EV5797 MH/O-OHNE, EV5798 EH/O-OHNE, EV5799 MH/O-OS, and EV5800 EH/O-OS. If your machine has the optional remote control (RC) system, see 0210.01001-A for the RC valve details. Each valve assembly is drawn with its own bracket (0200.02000-A) and counter control brackets (0200.03000-A, 0200.04000-A). You also get the bracket sets for the RC versions. This is OEM documentation — the same prints the Palfinger factory uses. There’s a reason I trust factory sheets over reprints. Speaking of which, if you need a catalog for a bigger crane, look at Palfinger PK19000 1996 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual”>this PK19000 manual.

5 Safety Device Chapters You Can’t Skip

Section 0300 covers transport position control, electrics, signal light, emergency cut-off (two variants), and overload protection in three flavors: OM, OS, and OSM. You also get the ISC control and acoustic alert WBU01. These aren’t generic wiring diagrams — they’re the actual Palfinger schematics for the safety circuits. If you’re working on a crane where the overload protection is acting up, you need the exact part for the OM module (0300.05000-A) or the OS variant (0300.05100-A). Do not trust aftermarket cross-references for safety-critical parts. I’ve seen a wrong limit switch cause a boom to drop. Use the factory numbers. For remote control safety, see the P4 system in 0310.

Understand the Remote Control P4 System

Section 0310 gives you the remote control assembly (0310.01000-A), its spare parts breakdown (0310.02000-A), and the accessories list (0310.03000-A). This is for the P4 transmitter and receiver. The part numbers here are specific to the PC 2700’s serial number range starting from 200000000. If you need a replacement joystick or antenna, you get the exact factory number. No need to measure pins and guess. The Palfinger PK 18002 EH 2009 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Spare Parts”>PK 18002 EH catalog has a similar layout if you work on that model too.

Boom Extensions: Hydraulic Rams and Piping

Section 0500 covers the main boom. Section 0700 covers boom extensions 1, 2, and 3 with full piping diagrams. You get detailed ram assemblies for UP2144 (0700.03001-A) and UP2143 (0700.03002-A). Extension sections 0800 cover V1A and V1B/V2A variants. Rope winch details are in 0900 with trolley head UR316 and bottom sheaves. If you need to order a wire rope or sheave, the page number for the winch assembly is section 0900. One page there shows the complete rope winch and the spare parts breakouts. Finally, section 1000 includes miscellaneous items like decals. The signs and symbols legend on page 3 explains every abbreviation used in the catalog — ABST, DPS, DPS+, FFST, etc. Don’t skip that page.

Source Authenticity: OEM vs Aftermarket

This is a genuine Palfinger publication (edition 03/2011). The PDF is scanned from the original factory print. I don’t trust any third-party parts list for European cranes because they often mix up R0 vs R4 extension box codes. This catalog uses the exact coding from the identification plate on your crane. The Automotive Industry Overview”>Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia explains why OEM documentation matters for heavy equipment. If you need an external resource on equipment safety standards, check Automotive Industry Overview”>this article.

FAQ

Does this catalog include repair procedures or torque specs?

No. This is a spare parts catalog — exploded diagrams and part numbers only. For service procedures, you need the matching service manual.

How do I verify a part number for a PC 2700 built after serial number 200000000?

The catalog is valid from serial number 200000000 onward. Look at the “Valid from crane number” field in each section header. Some assemblies have page-A and page-B versions depending on serial range. For example, 0300.04000-A and 0300.04000-B are two different emergency cut-off control variants. Write down your crane’s serial number (stamped on the identification plate) and compare it to the “Valid to” range on the top of each page. The preface on page 2 gives the full ordering process — list the loader type, code, serial number, part number, and quantity. If you send that to Palfinger, you’ll get the correct part. I have seen guys skip the code and end up with a valve bank that doesn’t match the control voltage. Don’t be that guy.

Bottom line: If you maintain a Palfinger PC 2700, you need the factory parts numbers in front of you. Access the Factory Manual now and stop guessing on part numbers.