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Skytrak 6042 2014 Parts Catalog – Factory Illustrated Parts Manual

Parts counter mix-ups waste hours. A tech hands you a seal that is close but not right, and the machine stays down another day. This Skytrak 6042 2014 Parts Catalog eliminates that game. 466 pages of OEM exploded views, part numbers, and ordering specs — straight from the JLG/Oshkosh print. I have pulled enough wrong parts from aftermarket cross-references to know: the factory manual is the only thing that gets the bolt size right the first time.

Open this PDF and you are looking at the same book the dealer parts desk uses. Page 1 lists the serial number range: S/N 17019 thru 19897 and 0160002408 thru 0160045063 (excluding three specific units). Page 5 kicks off the table of contents covering nine sections, from Frame to Hydraulic Components. Every figure is indexed. Need the main frame? Figure 1-1. Boom extend chains? Figure 2-5. No flipping through guesswork.

Skytrak 6042 2014 Parts Catalog: What You Get in 466 Pages

This is not a condensed reference. It is the full Skytrak 6042 2014 Parts Catalog with every section broken into detailed exploded diagrams. Section 1 – Frame & Attaching Parts gives you Figure 1-1 Main Frame Components and 1-2 Hoods & Guards. Section 2 – Boom covers first, second, third boom sections plus the quick attach and both extend/retract chains. Each figure has a table of callout numbers, descriptions, and part numbers. That means you can order exactly what you need without eyeballing a rusty casting.

7 Systems: From Frame to Hydraulic Circuits

Drive Train alone runs 35 figures. Front axle internal breakdowns like Figure 5-6 M-Disk Brake and Figure 5-7 Brake. Rear axle identical detail. ZF transmission has 14 sub-figures covering converter, input shafts, coupling groups, valve blocks — you name it. Hydraulic Circuits (Section 8) and Hydraulic Components (Section 9) map every cylinder, cooler, and control valve. If you have a leak in the boom lift/lower cylinder, Figure 9-2 gives you the seal kit number. Period.

What Serial Numbers Are Covered?

This manual covers S/N 17019 thru 19897 and 0160002408 thru 0160045063 excluding 0160042742, 0160042747, and 0160042755. Always verify your unit falls inside that range. If your machine is outside, you risk missing a running change. The effectivity page (page 2) lists 11 revision levels from B to L, with the final revision date March 31, 2014. That is the latest version for this model range.

OEM vs Aftermarket: Why the Factory Print Matters

Aftermarket parts catalogs re-label drawings, drop fastener callouts, and sometimes merge two different model years into one chart. The result is a seal that fits the bore but not the groove. This manual is a direct scan of the OEM print from JLG. Every dimension, every part number, every supersession note came from the same department that designed the machine. When the book says “Bolt, 3/4-10 x 3.00 Grade 8” you can pick that bolt off the shelf and it will thread in without binding. That is not confidence — that is knowing your supplier did not cut corners. For an overview of how OEM documentation fits into the broader automotive and heavy equipment industry, see the Automotive Industry Overview and the related Automotive Industry Overview for context on supply chain standards.

Boom and Attachments: Exact Part Numbers for Chains, Cylinders, and Buckets

Section 2 – Boom includes Figures 2-5 and 2-6 for the extend and retract chains. If a chain is stretched or a pin is wallowed out, you get the factory part number — not a “chain assembly, generic.” Section 3 – Attachments lists 18 different items: utility bucket, tilt carriage, side tilt, swing carriage, sheet material handler, truss booms with winch (3 ft and 12 ft), lifting hook, forks, fork-mounted platform, sweeper, concrete bucket, grapple bucket, and more. Each attachment has its own exploded view. For example, Figure 3-15 covers Fork Pin Lock Installation — those small pins get lost easily, and the manual gives you the exact retaining ring and washer sizes.

Related Manuals for the Skytrak 6042

If you also need operation and safety instructions, check the SKYTRAK Operation & Safety Manual Models 6036-10054. For a full parts breakdown that includes the 6036 variant, the SKYTRAK 6036/6042 Illustrated Parts Manual covers both models. And for this same manual with a different revision history, see SKYTRAK 6042 Illustrated Parts Manual 8990467.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this parts catalog include torque specs or service procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog – it lists part numbers and exploded views. For torque specs and step-by-step repair instructions you need the Skytrak 6042 Service Manual.

What serial numbers does this cover?

It covers S/N 17019 thru 19897 & 0160002408 thru 0160045063 excluding 0160042742, 0160042747 & 0160042755. Always verify your unit falls within range. If your machine is outside that range, this catalog may not include all running changes — check the effectivity page (page 2) before ordering parts.

Access the Factory Manual. Stop chasing aftermarket data that is close but wrong. 466 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded diagrams, and ordering specs — ready to open on your tablet or print for the workbench. This will save you a return trip to the parts counter.