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Palfinger PK19000 1996 Parts Catalog

If you’re chasing a part number for a 1996 Palfinger PK19000 and you’re relying on a generic parts list you found online, you’re wasting time. I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years, and I’ve seen more cranes sidelined because someone ordered the wrong seal kit than I care to count. This Parts Catalog is the factory document – 287 pages of exploded diagrams and genuine OEM part numbers. Not a reprint. Not a third-party guess.

Page 1 of the catalog kicks off with the 010 Kransockel section – the base assembly. You get every bolt, bushing, and bearing listed with the manufacturer’s own codes. No aftermarket shortcuts. When you’re pulling a slew ring or replacing a stabilizer cylinder, you need to match the exact revision – this book shows you which parts fit which serial number range.

010 Kransockel – Base Assembly Breakdown

This chapter covers the crane’s foundation: the base, remote control details, slewing system (030), and all the piping – from central lubrication to emergency cut-off. Each sub-section like pk1814-010.0100 has its own exploded view. You’ll find the oil tank assemblies (240–260) and the oil cooler (270) here. If you’re replacing the swivel or the slew drive, the Palfinger part numbers are right there. No hunting through a generic cross-reference.

020 Steuerung – How the Control Valve Sections Are Organized

The control valve section is split by function: support (010–030), F/H-KLO variants (040–041), and H-KL0-2K (050–051). Each control valve page shows the cartridge, spring, and spool kit separately. You need the correct O-ring for a control valve on an H-KK1? That’s in pk1814-020.0600. The manual uses both German and English labels, so even if your German is rusty, you can follow the part callouts.

3 Reasons Why OEM Documentation Beats Aftermarket

First: aftermarket catalogs often list superseded numbers without telling you. This factory Parts Catalog (1996) gives you the original numbers for your PK19000. Second: the diagrams show exact orientation – hose routing, bracket placement, seal direction. Third: you get the db-ekat-pk1814 database structure, which matches the factory inventory system. If you’ve ever ordered a part from a generic description and got a box of wrong-sized seals, you understand why this matters. For context on crane safety standards, see this Automotive Industry Overview.

Does This Manual Cover Hydraulic System Parts?

Absolutely. The Verrohrung (piping) sections cover every hose assembly, fitting, and check valve. The Abstützzylinder sections (180–230) give you the stabilizer ram part numbers. Oil tank assemblies include the breather, filter, and return line. If you’re rebuilding a stabilizer leg, you’ll find the seal kit number in the same exploded view. No flipping between different manuals.

Get the Right Part Number Before You Order

Call out the part number from this catalog before you call your dealer. The f.ersatzteilbestellung (spare parts ordering) section explains how to structure your order. Cross-reference your crane’s serial number with the diagram. Then verify the part against the list. I’ve had techs call me asking why their new valve doesn’t fit – nine times out of ten they picked the wrong revision because they were using an aftermarket index. This catalog eliminates that.

If you also work on other models, check out Palfinger PK 7501 PK 8501 Spare Parts Catalog 2005 for that platform. Need a bigger crane? Look at PALFINGER PK 18002 EH Spare Parts Catalogue. For the PK11000 variant, see PALFINGER PK 11000 Parts Catalog 1995.

Source Validity – Why This Is the Real Thing

This is a direct scan of the original 1996 Palfinger print. The PDF retains the factory layout – including the abkurzungen-symbole (abbreviation symbols) page and the vorwort (foreword). Every diagram matches what you’d see in a dealer’s binder. Aftermarket compilations often merge diagrams from different years and delete the revision notes. That’s how you end up with a fitting that’s 2 mm off. This catalog is the original source. Automotive Industry Overview doesn’t apply here – this is pure OEM documentation.

Is this a paper manual or digital access?

Digital PDF.

Does it include torque specs for the PK19000?

The catalog lists OEM part numbers and diagrams. Torque specifications are not typically in a parts catalog – that would be in the service manual. For assembly torque values, you need the service manual. However, the catalog does reference the exact bolts and washers, which you can then look up in the service manual to find the correct torque.

Can I use this to repair my crane?

This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It helps you identify which seal, hose, or valve to order. For step-by-step repair procedures, get the factory service manual. But once you have the part in hand, the exploded view shows you how it fits – especially for complex assemblies like the control valve stack.

What years and models does it cover?

It covers the Palfinger PK19000, with a publication date of 1996/09. It includes all variants listed in the index – R2, R2X, R3X, R4X extension boxes, and the different stabilizer ram types (STZS, STZY). Verify your crane’s serial number against the manual’s revision range.

Stop ordering parts blind. Access the Factory Manual and get the exact OEM part numbers for your 1996 PK19000. Every hose, valve, seal, and bolt is right there – no guesswork, no returns.