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Palfinger PK 10000 2000 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Spare Parts List

If you have ever ordered a seal kit for a Palfinger PK 10000 only to get the wrong size O-ring, you know the pain. I have been turning wrenches for 28 years, and nothing wastes shop time like mismatched parts. This is not a service manual. It is the factory spare parts list — the exact document that Palfinger engineers used to build the crane. The Palfinger PK 10000 2000 Parts Catalog is 158 pages of original OEM data, published in 2000, covering every nut, bolt, hydraulic line, and valve. No guessing. No aftermarket cross-references.

Each section in this catalog is organized by crane assembly – from the base (Kransockel) to the traversing gear (Schwenkwerk) to the extension boxes and piping. The index on page 2 lays out the full structure: sections s107sga-010 through s107sga-100, with sub-sections for control valves, stabilizer rams, oil tank, and overload protection. You get exploded views with callouts and Palfinger part numbers. That means you can cross-reference directly with your dealer, not guess through a third-party cross-reference that likely has errors.

Kransockel and Schwenkwerk: Base and Traversing Gear Assembly

Section s107sga-010 covers the crane base (Kransockel) and section s107sga-020 the traversing gear (Schwenkwerk). These are the foundation of the PK 10000. If you need replacement bearings, bolts, or the slew ring, this is where the part numbers live. The diagrams show the orientation of each component – critical when ordering seals or hydraulic lines that route through the base. I have seen guys order the wrong slew ring because they relied on a generic diagram. This catalog kills that risk.

What Sections Cover the Extension Boxes and Cylinders?

The extension box assemblies are split into R1, R2, R2X, and R3X – sections s107sga-050 through s107sga-060 plus s107sga-031 for extension cylinders. For example, section s107sga-050.0100 covers the R1 extension box, s107sga-060.0100 covers the R2X box. Each page gives you the exact part numbers for the slider pads, wear strips, and cylinder mounting hardware. If you are rebuilding an extension stage, you need these diagrams to order the correct bushings – not a universal kit.

158 Pages of Factory-Coded Part Numbers

At 158 pages, this catalog is comprehensive but not overwhelming. Every page follows the same layout: a large exploded diagram with numbered callouts and a corresponding parts table listing the Palfinger part number, description, and quantity. The publication year 2000 means this covers cranes from serial number 0620929 onward. The catalog also includes a O-ring table (O-ringtabelle) and hose fitting data (Schlaucharmaturen) – two sections that save you from ordering wrong-size sealing components. Wasting a day on a bad O-ring? Not with this in your shop.

Identify the Correct Control Valve from the Steuerventil Sections

Control valve assemblies are in sections s107sga-070 and s107sga-080, covering the stabilizer control valve, F and H control valves, and the RC proportional valve. Section s107sga-080.0100 lists the RSQ 240 RC control valve parts. The overload protection (Überlastsicherung) is in sections s107sga-090 and s107sga-100 for OSK-F and OSK-H. These are high-value sections – if you have a spool sticking or a relief valve leaking, you need the exact part number, not a generic replacement that may compromise safety. The PK 10000 is a heavy lift crane; wrong valve internals can drop a load.

Öltank, kpl. (70l): Oil Tank and Piping Diagrams

Section s107sga-040 covers the complete oil tank assembly – 70-liter capacity – plus the piping and central lubrication system (Verrohrung-Zentralschmierung) in section s107sga-030. The piping runs for the stabilizers (STZS, STZY) are detailed in sections s107sga-080 through s107sga-090. These diagrams show hose routing, fitting types, and clamp locations. If you are replacing hoses or adding a return line filter, the correct part numbers for banjo bolts and O-rings are listed. Do not trust aftermarket hose charts; the factory data is the only way to guarantee fit.

The value of an OEM Parts Catalog versus a third-party listing cannot be overstated. Aftermarket catalogs often merge multiple model years or omit superseded parts. This Palfinger document is the original PDF from 2000 – not a scan of a copy, not a reprint. Every part number is tied to the engineering drawings. Palfinger PK 7501, PK 8501 2005 Parts Catalog | OEM Manual covers similar cranes with some shared components. Palfinger PK19000 1996 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual is a larger crane but shares the same part numbering logic. Palfinger PK 18002 EH 2009 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Spare Parts is a newer series if you work on those as well.

For context on why OEM documentation matters in heavy equipment, see Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview. The same principles of traceability and safety apply to cranes.

Does this catalog include torque specs or repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog. It lists part numbers, quantities, and exploded views. For service procedures you need the service manual.

How are the part numbers organized in the index?

The catalog uses a three-level numbering system. For example, section s107sga-010.0100 means the base assembly (010), first sub-group (0100). The index on page 2 lists all main sections from 010 to 100. Each sub-section page header repeats the section number and description in German, English, and French. To find a specific part, locate the assembly group (e.g., “Abstützzylinder-STZS” for stabilizer rams) then flip to that section. The part number printed next to each callout in the diagram corresponds to the row in the table – always double-check the suffix number because Palfinger supersedes parts with the same root but a different suffix. The O-ring table at the back uses cross-sections in millimeters; convert to inches carefully if you are ordering from a North American supplier. I recommend always ordering by the full Palfinger part number, not a generic description.

If your shop works on Palfinger cranes, especially the PK 10000, this catalog belongs on your bench. No more ordering the wrong stabilizer seal. No more guessing which control valve spool kit fits. Access the Factory Manual and have the correct data every time.