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Terex Fuchs MHL360 2011 Parts Catalog – Factory Parts Identification

If you’re ordering parts for a Terex Fuchs MHL360 without the factory catalog, you’re gambling with your wallet and your machine’s downtime. I’ve seen too many guys buy a generic aftermarket parts book, then wonder why the bearing they ordered doesn’t fit. This is the real deal — the 2011 edition of the official Parts Catalog, straight from Terex Fuchs. It covers the MHL360 material handler with serial numbers between 360110 / 0284–0559 and 0631–0650, production years 2004 to 2007. That’s 596 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded views, and ordering codes. No re-prints, no guesswork.

Section 1001-G: Model Identification and Serial Number Ranges

Page 1 of the catalog gives you the exact serial number range and build years. If your MHL360 falls inside 0284–0559 or 0631–0650, this book is for you. Outside that? You need a different edition. The factory always ties the parts catalog to specific chassis numbers because components change mid-production. That’s why I trust OEM documentation over anything else. The manual opens with a trilingual index — English, German, French — making it usable across North America and Europe.

2000 Series: Undercarriage and Track Components

The 2000-series sections (2001A-G, 2001B-G, 2002-G, all the way through 2017-S) break down the undercarriage. Sprockets, rollers, track chains, idlers — every nut and bolt gets its own part number. You need track link for a 2011 model? Flip to the 2003-01 section. The factory drawings show you the exact assembly order. That prevents ordering a left-hand track adjuster when you need the right-hand one. I’ve saved shops hours by using these diagrams to confirm the part before calling the dealer.

7 Major Groups: From Boom to Electrical

This catalog is split into seven major groups — the 1000s (machine identification and basic structure), 2000s (undercarriage), 3000s (upper structure and boom), 5000s (hydraulic system), 6000s (engine and cooling), 7000s (electrical), and 8000s (attachments). Each group has sub-sections like 5001-1-G for hydraulic pump, 5002-1-G for control valves. You want the swing drive? That’s in the 3000 group, section 3001U_9,7m-G. The part numbers are laid out with the official Terex Fuchs format, so you can hand them straight to your parts supplier.

Use the Index: Find Parts Fast

Page 3 of this catalog gives you a three-language index system. Don’t skip it. The index lists every assembly group with page references. I always tell my guys: start at the index, note the section number (like 6005-1-G), then jump to that section. No flipping through 600 pages blind. The catalog also includes order instructions and user guide in each language — real-world information about how to use the part numbers and where to order from (Terex Ersatzteile GmbH in Germany). For related manuals, check out Terex Fuchs MHL360 Electric Schematic or Terex Fuchs MHL585 Parts Catalog 2010. If you work on older models, see Fuchs MHL331 2003-2004 Parts Catalog.

Original OEM Print: Why Aftermarket Catalogs Fail

I’ve tested aftermarket parts catalogs for heavy equipment. They usually copy old data, miss superseded part numbers, and lack the detailed exploded views that tell you how the pieces fit together. This is the genuine 2011 factory document — printed and preserved as a PDF scan with searchable bookmarks. You get the same drawings the Terex Fuchs engineers signed off on. Need to look up the charge pressure? That’s covered in the 5000 hydraulic group. Want to verify a hydraulic hose routing? The 6000 series for engine and cooling includes those routing diagrams. For a broader look at the automotive equipment industry, see Automotive Industry Overview.

FAQ – Common Questions About the MHL360 Parts Catalog

Does this catalog cover all MHL360 models from 2004 to 2007?

Yes, it covers serial numbers 0284-0559 and 0631-0650 from 2004-2007.

Can I order parts directly using豋 this catalog?

Absolutely. The catalog provides official Terex Fuchs part numbers and ordering codes. You take those numbers to your local Terex dealer or parts supplier.

Does the catalog include hydraulic system part numbers and assembly views?

Yes, the 5000-series sections cover the entire hydraulic system — pumps, valves, cylinders, hoses, fittings. Each component is shown in an exploded assembly drawing with callouts for every part. If you need to replace a seal in a cylinder, you’ll find the exact seal kit number. I’ve used this catalog to identify a pilot relief valve that looked identical to another but had a different spring rate. The factory drawing saved me from installing the wrong valve. That’s the kind of detail aftermarket books just don’t have.

Is there an English version of the catalog?

Yes, the entire catalog is trilingual — English, German, and French. All text, indexes, and part number descriptions appear in all three languages.

This Parts Catalog belongs on the shelf of anyone maintaining a Terex Fuchs MHL360 material handler. 596 pages of factory data, 2011 edition, with the serial number ranges locked in. Don’t waste time cross-referencing generic part numbers. Access the Factory Manual now and start ordering the right parts tomorrow.