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Palfinger PC 900 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Palfinger PC 900 and got the wrong one, you know the drill – crane down, customer pissed, your time wasted. I’ve seen guys use aftermarket parts lists that mismatch half the numbers. This 2007 OEM Parts Catalog kills that crap. It’s 19 pages of factory-issued exploded views and part numbers, straight from Palfinger Austria. No translation errors, no guesswork on supersessions. Page 1 shows the index – Kransockel (Base), Kransäule (Crane column), Hauptarm (Main boom), Seilwinde (Rope winch), Schilder (Shields). You want the right seal for the rope winch? You go to the Seilwinde section and pull the callout number. Plain and simple.

Palfinger PC 900 2007 Parts Catalog – What You Get

This is the genuine spare parts list for the PC 900 hydraulic crane, edition 04/2007. The cover page (page 3) lists the crane model, Palfinger’s address in Bergheim-Salzburg, and the document number s021sga. Inside, every section has a numbered diagram plus a corresponding parts table. You get the German, English, and French labels side by side – helpful when you’re dealing with a multilingual crew. The appendix includes an O-Ring table (O-Ring Tabelle) for quick seal identification. No aftermarket fluff, just factory data.

Hauptarm and Seilwinde: Two Critical Sections

The Hauptarm (main boom) section breaks down every weldment, pin, and hydraulic line. If you’re rebuilding a boom after a cable failure, you need these part numbers. The Seilwinde (rope winch) section covers the winch drum, brake, and motor assembly. One missing bushing can lock the whole winch. The exploded diagrams show orientation – you can spot a reversed seal before you order it. Factory documentation means the callout numbers match what Palfinger shipped from the line.

How to Order Spare Parts Correctly

The manual includes a dedicated section: Ersatzteilbestellung (Ordering of spare parts). It tells you what info you need – crane serial number, part number, quantity. I’ve watched guys skip the serial number and end up with a part for a different revision. Page 3 has the edition and valid-from crane number range. Always cross-check that. Related manuals worth having: Palfinger PK 7501, PK 8501 2005 Parts Catalog | OEM Manual and Palfinger PK19000 1996 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual. For bigger rigs, check Palfinger PK 18002 EH 2009 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Spare Parts.

Why Factory Parts Catalogs Beat Aftermarket

Aftermarket parts catalogs often redraw diagrams and renumber things. That’s fine for a general idea, but when you’re billing a job, you need the exact OEM number. This PC 900 catalog uses the original Palfinger part numbers. There’s no “equivalent” guessing. The O-Ring table alone saves you from ordering a $3 seal that turns out to be the wrong durometer. Factory spec means the o-ring groove dimensions match the drawing. If you’re working on construction equipment, accuracy keeps the crane safe and the job on schedule. For more on the industry, see Automotive Industry Overview.

Source Validity – This Is the Real Deal

This is a direct scan of the original Palfinger paper catalog, not a third-party compilation. The PDF includes the factory preface (Vorwort) and abbreviations page. I’ve seen shops pay for online subscriptions that give you renumbered diagrams. This one gives you the raw OEM layout. The 19 pages are short but dense – every page has a diagram and a parts list. No wasted space. If you’re a DIY owner or a shop tech, this is the reference to keep in the cab or on the tablet.

Does this catalog include torque values or repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and exploded views only. Torque specs are in the separate service manual.

How do I identify the right part number from the exploded diagrams?

Each section (e.g., Hauptarm) shows a diagram with callout numbers. Below the diagram is a table listing the callout, part number, description, and quantity. For example, section s021sga-040.0100 covers the main boom assembly. You match the number on the diagram to the table. The O-Ring table on page 19 helps when seals are not listed individually. Always have the crane serial number handy – it’s printed on the cover page and must match the edition range to ensure correct supersessions.

If you’re tired of chasing wrong parts and wasting billable hours, get the factory documentation. Access the Factory Manual and keep your Palfinger PC 900 running with the right OEM numbers. No aftermarket guesswork, just the real catalog from Palfinger.