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SCAT TRAK 216s, 218sv 2000 Parts Catalog

If you’re ordering parts for a SCAT TRAK 216s or 218sv, you need the factory parts catalog. Not some third-party PDF with missing pages and renumbered diagrams. I’ve seen guys waste a week waiting for a seal kit that was wrong because they used an aftermarket parts lookup. This is the real thing – 164 pages, printed in 2000 by the manufacturer.

Mini excavators get hammered. Track frames crack, control valves leak, decals get scraped off. When you need a part, you need the exact number. That’s what this SCAT TRAK 216s, 218sv 2000 Parts Catalog gives you. Each group – from the undercarriage frame to the arms – is broken down with exploded diagrams and OEM part numbers. You match the picture, write down the number, order it. No guessing.

UNDERCARRIAGE FRAME – Illustrated Parts Breakdown

Group 01 covers the undercarriage frame. Sprockets, rollers, track chains – all listed with factory references. The manual uses abbreviations like SX (left), DX (right), ANT (front), POST (rear). Page 2 explains the notation. Don’t skip that page. If you order a left-hand roller for the 218sv and get a right-hand one because you ignored the diagram orientation, that’s on you.

Engine Group: Where to Find Valve and Radiator Parts

Group MOTORE-RADIATORE (ENGINE-RADIATOR) covers the engine and cooling system. You’ll find cylinder head gaskets, water pumps, radiator mounts, and – importantly – the valve train components. The 216s and 218sv share some engine parts but not all. The catalog shows which parts are specific to each model. If you need a valve stem seal, you get the factory number. No cross-referencing from a Chilton book. This is the source.

CONTROL VALVE-CONTROLS – Don’t Guess on Hydraulic Valve Parts

Group DISTRIBUTORE-COMANDI (CONTROL VALVE-CONTROLS) is where most ordering mistakes happen. The main control valve, pilot lines, seals – all listed with part numbers. The 218sv has a slightly different valve stack than the 216s. The catalog makes it clear. You’ll see reference numbers for each valve section. Order the wrong spool and your machine won’t track straight. Use this catalog.

3 Reasons to Choose OEM Parts Over Aftermarket

First, fit. Aftermarket suppliers often use one-size-fits-all bushings that wear out in half the hours. Second, safety. The wrong grade of bolt in a turning frame can shear. OEM fasteners are specified in the diagram. Third, time. You spend five minutes looking up the part number instead of twenty minutes measuring a used part and hoping. That adds up when you’re on the clock.

Does This Manual Cover the 218sv Differently?

Yes. The catalog covers both the 216s and 218sv. Note: the 216s was sold only in Europe and is not available in the USA. The 218sv was sold in North America. The diagrams show both models where parts differ. For example, the arm group (BRACCI) has different bucket pin sizes. The catalog pages have a note or a separate reference number for each model. Pay attention to that.

Decals and Accessories Group – Overlooked but Critical

Group DECALCOMANIE -ACCESSORI (DECALS-ACCESSORIES) includes safety decals, warning labels, and optional kits. If a decal is missing, an operator might not see the “keep hands clear” warning. That’s a liability. The catalog lists the part number for each decal. Replace it. Also includes tool kits (ATTREZZATURE TOOLS) – factory-recommended service tools for the machine.

If you need parts for larger SCAT TRAK models, check the SCAT TRAK 545 1999 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual, the SCAT TRAK 545W 1999 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts Manual, and the SCAT TRAK 535 1999 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs & Diagrams. All factory original, no reprints.

For a broader look at why OEM documentation matters, see the Automotive Industry Overview and the related Automotive Industry Overview article.

Does this manual include engine rebuild torque specs?

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

How do I find a part number for the 218sv hydrostatic pump?

Go to the HYDRAULIC AND ELECTRIC SYSTEM group. Look for the pump section. The diagram shows each component with a reference number. Cross that number to the parts list. The catalog uses Italian and English group names – the English translation is in parentheses.

Can I use this manual for the 216s if I’m in the USA?

The 216s was not sold in the USA. The catalog includes it, but you will likely not need those parts. Focus on the 218sv sections.

What if the part number I need is not listed?

Check the abbreviations page. Some parts are marked NF – not available as a single part, only with the assembly. You may need to order the whole unit. Contact SCAT TRAK dealer for supersessions.

Access the Factory Manual. Get the exact part numbers for your SCAT TRAK 216s or 218sv. Stop ordering wrong parts. This is the OEM source.