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Tadano ATF 90G-4 2011 Parts Catalog

If you’re trying to keep a Tadano ATF 90G-4 2011 Parts Catalog crane running, you know the drill: one wrong part number and you’re down for days. That’s real money. I’ve seen guys order a seal kit based on a third-party cross-reference and end up with a hydraulic leak that cost them a weekend. This is the factory Tadano ATF 90G-4 2011 Parts Catalog — 1221 pages of exploded views and part numbers straight from Takamatsu. No translations, no guesswork.

Chassis Frame and Outrigger Assemblies

Every bolt, bushing, and hydraulic line on the outriggers is laid out in sections 0100-01 (frame) through 0103-05. The TOC lists both front and rear outrigger hydraulic plans so you can trace the circuit before you order a cylinder. I’ve had to replace a spreader valve on a 90G-4 – without the exploded view you’d be hunting for a part you can’t describe. This catalog gives you the figure number and the exact part number. You don’t get that from a generic parts site.

Axle Systems for 8×8 and 8×6 Variants

Your crane might be 8×8 or 8×6. Sections 0200-05, 0200-50, 0201-05, and 0201-50 cover the steering axles. Need a planetary drive? Section 0200-25 shows the assembly. Brake hubs? Section 0200-15. The catalog also includes driveline variants (0286-01, 0288-01). If you’re rebuilding a steer axle, you need the correct bearing and seal numbers. Those are listed right next to the item callout. Aftermarket cross‑reference charts are a gamble – this is a sure thing.

Engine and Transfer Case (0700-01 to 0910-50)

The engine section covers the standard motor and the EPA Tier 4i variant (0710-50, 0710-55, 0710-60, 0710-65). Transfer case is section 0900-01 with its own hydraulic plan (0910-05). Looking for a radial piston pump? Section 0910-30. Water separator? 0719-01. Each part number appears with a quantity – you know if you need one or two. No aftermarket catalog gives you the fluid coupling housing bolts (0910-15). Only this one.

Hydraulic Schematics and Brake System

Hydraulic plans for steering (1102-01), coolant (0603-01), outriggers, and transfer case are all inside. The brake system runs from section 1600-01 (brake cylinder installation) through 1627-60 (quick release valve). Relay valve assemblies – 1627-05 to 1627-30 – are shown with every solenoid and diaphragm. If you’ve got an air leak that’s killing your brake pressure, you need the correct relay valve part number. This catalog has it, plus the pneumatic shift schematic (0910-45). Don’t trust a hand‑drawn diagram from a forum.

Electrical System and Cab Wiring

Section 1700-01 covers the entire electrical system. Cab electrics start at 1701-01. Instrument panel? 1702-01. Lighting, batteries, seat heating, tachograph – all there. The wiring harnesses for left and right sides (1748-07, 1748-13) are separate. I’ve seen a short in the cab take out the whole dashboard. Without the harness part number, you’re cutting wires and hoping. With this catalog, you order the exact harness and splice it back to factory spec.

1221 Pages of Factory Exploded Views

Every page in this 1221-page Parts Catalog is a factory‑quality scan. The part numbers are listed in German/English/French. The index is sorted by main assembly groups. You don’t need to speak German to read a part number – the numeric codes are universal. This is the same document the Tadano dealer uses. Period.

How to Verify a Part Number

The OCR excerpt from page 1 shows the header: TADANO FAUN ATF 90G-4. Each figure has an item number, part number, description, and quantity. The structure is consistent across all 1221 pages. If you have the serial number of your crane, cross‑reference the From‑No./Up‑to‑No. column to confirm the revision. That level of detail doesn’t exist in PDFs sold as “universal” or “compatible.” This is the real thing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this catalog for a 2010 model Tadano ATF 90G-4?

No. This is specifically for the 2011 model year. Tadano revised part numbers between years – a 2010 outrigger cylinder may have a different seal package. Use the correct year to avoid returns.

I only need a single gasket. Isn’t this overkill?

If you have a crane down, the time spent chasing a wrong gasket costs more than this catalog. One wrong o‑ring on a hydraulic line can cause a leak that puts the crane out of service. With the part number from the exploded view, you order once and install it. The 1221 pages cover every gasket, seal, and bearing in the machine. It’s the only source that matches your specific chassis variant (8×8 or 8×6) and engine tier. For the price of a couple hours of downtime, you get certainty. I’ve been in this business 28 years – I’d rather have the factory book than a stack of guesses.

Stop burning hours chasing part numbers on forums. If you need repair procedures, check the Tadano ATF 90G-4 Technical Manual. For daily operation, the TADANO ATF 90G-4 Operators Manual covers that. And the Tadano ATF 90G-4 Operating, Service and Maintenance Manual handles maintenance intervals. This Parts Catalog is what the dealer uses. For background on crane safety practices, refer to Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview. Access the Factory Manual now and keep your crane in the air.