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Palfinger PK 18002 EH 2009 Parts Catalog

You’ve got a Palfinger PK 18002 EH 2009 Parts Catalog on the workbench, and that means you’re done guessing which cylinder seal fits which extension box. I’ve seen guys order a stabilizer ram twice because the aftermarket PDF showed the wrong UP number. This catalog fixes that. It’s the same 486-page binder that Palfinger issued in 2009 for the S205-SK-D series, valid from serial number 100092902. No third-party reprints, no scanned blurry pages – original factory file.

Palfinger PK 18002 EH Parts Catalog: Factory Data You Can Trust

This isn’t a service manual – it’s a parts catalog. That matters when you’re staring at a Valve bracket with eight ports and need the exact load holding valve LHV28AK. The index starts with section 0100, covering the Base R1, catcher, attachments TOWI and TOQU, and the valve bracket FFST. Flip to page 3 for the signs and symbols legend – that’ll tell you if your crane has a remote control (FFST) or a standing platform (IKONS). Without that key, you’ll order a bracket for the wrong control valve side.

What This 486-Page Catalog Covers

Every assembly from the support legs to the oil cooler. Section 0100.05000-A covers the slewing system. Section 0100.05001-A gives you the load holding valve LHV28AK. Need piping for the control block? Sections 0100.08100 through 0100.08130 break out PVG32 and VDM07 piping – separate pages for each configuration. The extension boxes R1, R2X, and R3X each get their own sub-sections with stabilizer extension rams like UP1408B and UP2911. I counted 45 separate sections just under 0100. That’s precision, not a generic parts list.

That’s 486 pages of Palfinger factory data.

Valve Brackets and Load Holding Valve LHV28AK

Hydraulic systems kill billable hours when you order the wrong spool assembly. This catalog has a dedicated entry for the valve bracket FFST (section 0100.03601-A) and the valve bracket IKONS (section 0100.03600-A). The pretension valve UV423 shows up in extension box piping R2X, RS220, ISC – section 0100.11801-A. If your stabilizer ram drops under load, the check valve EV4673 is in section 0100.12404-A. You won’t find those part numbers in a generic “universal” catalog.

3 Reasons to Use the OEM Parts List

First, the part numbers match the physical parts. Second, the exploded views show the correct orientation of seals and spacers. Third, the serial number range is printed on every section – you’ll know immediately if a part fits your crane. A customer of mine tried an aftermarket listing for a PK 18002 EH cylinder seal and ended up with a ram that was 2.5 inches too short. The Palfinger PK 7501 PK 8501 Spare Parts Catalog 2005 has similar detail for smaller cranes, but for the PK 18002 EH, you need this year’s data.

For context on why OEM documentation matters across the industry, see Automotive Industry Overview. The same principles apply to heavy equipment parts sourcing – if the manufacturer’s drawing isn’t in front of you, you’re gambling.

Order Parts Correctly – Avoid the Wrong Cylinder Seal

The preface on page 2 tells you exactly what to give your parts vendor: loader type, code, serial number, and the spare parts number from this catalog. Ignore that, and you’ll get the stabilizer ram for the R1 box when you have an R3X. The hose tray sections – 0100.10110-A for R2X and 0100.10210-A for R3X – are separate. So is the tread roller ISC-S (section 0100.10230-A). Copy the number exactly, including the suffix letter (A or B). That’s the difference between a bolt-on and a send-back.

If you’re also servicing a larger model, check the PALFINGER PK 19000 Parts Book 1996/09 for cross-reference on common valves. For lighter-duty cranes, the PALFINGER PK 11000 Parts Catalog 1995 might help, but don’t mix cylinder part numbers between model families. I’ve seen that mistake cost a guy a week of downtime.

What serial numbers does this parts catalog cover?

Valid from serial number 100092902 as per page 1.

How do I find the correct part number for a valve?

Start with the index under section 0100. If your crane has a FFST radio remote control, look for valve bracket FFST (0100.03601-A). For a load holding valve, go to 0100.05001-A. Each section includes a small diagram that shows the valve orientation and the pilot lines. Match the crane serial number to the “valid from” range printed on the page header – some valve brackets have A-side and B-side variants (see 0100.12000-A vs 0100.12500-A). If the drawing shows a pretension valve UV423, the part number is under 0100.11801-A. Write down the six-digit spare part number, not the section code. The preface explains the ordering format – read it before you pick up the phone.

Access the Factory Manual and keep it on the shop tablet. When the hose bursts on the R2X extension piping, you’ll have the exact part number for the PVG32 control line assembly. No guessing, no calls to the dealer – just the right seal the first time.