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Skytrak 6036 2014 Parts Catalog – Factory Illustrated Parts Manual

You ever order a part for a Skytrak 6036 that looked right, but didn’t fit? I have. That’s time and money down the drain. For this telehandler, the Skytrak 6036 2014 Parts Catalog is the only way to be sure. This is a genuine JLG document, 462 pages, revised March 31, 2014. It covers serial numbers 14834 thru 19988 and 0160002345 thru 0160044900. Every bolt, seal, and bracket is shown as an exploded view with a factory part number. No aftermarket guessing.

What’s Inside the Skytrak 6036 2014 Parts Catalog?

Section 1 starts with the Frame & Attaching Parts – Figure 1-1 shows main frame components, Figure 1-2 covers hoods and guards. Section 2 dives into the Boom: three boom sections, the quick attach, and the extend/retract chains. Section 3 lists Attachments – buckets, tilt carriages, sheet material handler, 3‑ft and 12‑ft truss booms with winch, forks, concrete bucket, grapple bucket, even a sweeper assembly and a 50‑in side shift carriage. Section 4 handles the Engine & Attaching Parts: mounting, fuel system, radiator, air cleaner, exhaust, and isolation coupler. Section 5 is the Drive Train – front and rear axles with all subassemblies (input, differential, M‑disk brake, planetary drive) plus the ZF transmission broken into 15 sub‑figures. Section 6 covers the Cab (open, closed, soft enclosure, door, seat, wipers, heater). Section 7 shows Controls – brake pedal, throttle, steering wheel, shifter, console, boom and frame sway controls. Section 8 provides Hydraulic Circuits for service brake, boom, attachment tilt, frame sway, power steering, control valves, and coolers. Section 9 spells out Hydraulic Components: cylinders for boom, frame sway, attachment tilt, and slave cylinder. Every figure has a corresponding parts list with OEM numbers. This isn’t a digest – it’s the real deal.

Section 1: Frame & Attaching Parts – Exploded Views

If you’ve ever had to pull a main frame component on a Skytrak 6036, you know the part numbers change with the serial number break. This manual lays out which hardware goes where. Figure 1-1 shows the main frame with all brackets and mounts. Figure 1-2 details hoods and guards – the right latch, the correct hinge. No more ordering a left guard when you need a right one.

Get the Right Part Numbers

Stop cross‑referencing blurry online images. This catalog gives you the exact part number for every item. Need a ZF transmission seal? Figure 5-18 to 5-32 cover the whole transmission. The indexing is logical: find the figure, read the callout, order the number. That’s it. No calling the dealer with a vague description.

Attachments: More Than Just Forks

The attachment section alone is worth the price. Figure 3-10 through 3-18 show forks, concrete bucket, sweeper, fork‑mounted platform, grapple bucket, dual fork positioning carriage, 8‑ft standard mast, and a 50‑in side shift carriage. If your machine runs a truss boom, Figures 3-6, 3-7, and 3-8 cover the 3‑ft, 12‑ft, and standard truss boom assemblies with winch. Need the pin lock installation for forks? Figure 3-15 has it.

462 Pages of Factory Parts Breakdown

That’s not filler. Every page is a clean, scanned factory diagram with a corresponding parts table. The effectivity page lists nine revisions from A through L (March 31, 2014). This is the latest revision. You’re getting the same data the dealer’s parts department uses. The PDF is searchable – type a part number and find it fast.

Why Factory Documentation Matters

Aftermarket parts catalogs are often copied from older editions, missing updates, or they crop the drawings. I’ve seen mislabeled callouts that cost a shop two days of downtime. This is an OEM document from JLG. No cropped images, no redrawn diagrams, no typos in part numbers. The Automotive Industry Overview recognizes that factory spec data is the only reliable source. I’ll add that the broader Automotive Industry Overview Automotive Industry Overview confirms that OEM documentation reduces repair errors.

If you need the full safety and operation procedures, get the SKYTRAK Operation & Safety Manual Models 6036-10054 alongside this catalog. For a deeper parts breakdown, the SKYTRAK Model 6036 Illustrated Parts Manual covers similar ground but may be an earlier revision. For additional coverage on the 6042 model, see the SKYTRAK 6036/6042 Illustrated Parts Manual.

Does this catalog cover my specific serial number?

Yes. It covers serial numbers 14834 thru 19988 and 0160002345 thru 0160044900.

How are the parts illustrated? Are the images clear?

Each figure is a clean, factory‑scanned exploded line drawing. Callouts reference a parts table on the same page or the facing page. No redrawn, blurry, or cropped images. For example, Figure 5-18 shows the ZF transmission with 15 sub‑figures detailing every shaft, coupling group, valve housing, and oil pump. The part numbers are legible and match the OEM format. You can zoom in on the PDF without losing detail. This is the same image a JLG dealer sees on their screen.

Don’t waste another hour hunting for a part number that might be wrong. Access the Factory Manual now and keep your Skytrak 6036 running with the right parts the first time.