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TIME Condor V2648XL, V2648, V2653XL, V2653 1997 Parts Catalog

If you’re chasing a part number for a TIME Condor self-propelled elevating work platform, you don’t have time for guesswork. This **Parts Catalog** from 1997 covers the V2648XL, V2648, V2653XL, and V2653 models — 71 pages of factory drawings and genuine OEM part numbers. Not a reprint. Not a third-party compilation. This is manual 92357-003, dated June 1997, straight from TIME CONDOR Corporation in Waco, Texas.

Serial Number Location: Page 2 – Don’t Skip This

You need to confirm your machine’s serial number before ordering anything. The catalog shows exactly where to find it on the chassis (Figure A, page 2). Serial number ranges: X51597001 for V2648XL and V2648, X53597001 for V2653XL and V2653. If your machine falls outside those ranges, the parts breakout might not match. Check your serial number first — it’s on page iii of the catalog. One wrong digit and you’ll wait a week for the wrong part.

How to Order Parts: Pages 4-5 – The Procedure

Figures C (page 4 and 5) walk you through the ordering process: reference the illustration figure number, find the item number in the parts list, and use the correct part number. No calling the dealer with a vague description. You give them a factory part number. Every assembly is exploded: Final Installation (Figure 1, page 6), Decal Installation (Figure 2, page 8), Chassis Assembly (Figure 3, page 10). That’s three figures in the first ten pages. The catalog stays open on the bench, not on a tablet that dims or greases up.

Wiring and Control Boxes: Page 34 and Page 52

Electrical work on these machines requires the factory routing. Figure 15 (Wiring Installation, page 34) shows the harness layout, while Figure 19 (Upper Control Box Assembly, page 52) gives you the switch and circuit board breakdown. Need the Lower Control Box? Figure 16, page 36. No aftermarket wire colors — OEM diagrams with original TIME Condor labeling. If you’ve ever tried to trace a short with a generic schematic, you understand why this matters.

The hydraulic and motor sections are equally detailed. Figure 10 (Motor & Pump Assembly, page 22) and Figure 11 (Pump Assembly, page 23) cover the drive system. Figure 12 (Motor 24VDC Assembly, page 24) handles the electric motor. Valve Installation (Figure 13, page 26) gives you the correct port configurations. I’ve seen shops hook up hoses backwards because they used a third-party catalog. Don’t be that shop.

Does This Parts Catalog Cover Your Model?

If you own a V2648, V2648XL, V2653, or V2653XL built around 1997, this is the correct factory parts catalog. The optional equipment sections (Figures 21-29, pages 57-65) cover Travel Alarm, Motion Alarm, Strobe Light, Descend Alarm, Slope Alarm, Hour Meter (XL-Option), Battery Condition Indicator (XL-Option), Low-Voltage Warning Interrupt (XL-Option), and Larger Batteries IPOS (XL-Option). All part numbers are specific to these model years. For the loading and unloading procedure, refer to the related operator’s manual — the TIME CONDOR V2648 V2653 1997 Parts Catalog – Section: Loading And Unloading covers that (note: this catalog focuses on parts, not operational steps).

Factory OEM Documentation vs. Aftermarket Copies

I’ve seen aftermarket manuals that crop drawings, miss part numbers, or use generic fasteners. This one is scanned from the original TIME Condor print. The resolution is sharp enough to read callout numbers on the smaller components. The table of contents runs from Final Installation (Figure 1) through Larger Batteries IPOS (Figure 29). That’s 29 exploded assemblies with complete parts lists. Want to cross-reference the steering cylinder? Figure 5, page 16. Brake cylinder? Figure 6, page 17. Hub motor assembly? Figure 7, page 18. Rear hub? Figure 8, page 19. It’s all indexed.

One paragraph you won’t find in any aftermarket manual: the service information on page ii gives you direct contact numbers for TIME CONDOR’s service department, including a phone number (254-420-5200) and fax (800-443-5803). If you need a superseded part or a training manual, that’s the resource. The catalog also references training manual part numbers #92333 (self-propelled) and #92334 (truck-mounted). That level of technical support doesn’t come with a knock-off PDF.

For related factory documentation, the TIME Condor V14/1833-XL 1998 Operators Manual – Factory Specs covers a different model line, and the TIME CONDOR V2033XL V2033 1999 Operators Manual is another essential reference for V2033-series machines. The same engineering rigor applies across the Condor line — a point well explained in the Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia, which describes the standards behind these industrial designs.

You need the right part number. Period.

Access the factory manual today — get the exact drawing and part number before you pick up the phone. If you want to understand how factory documentation ties into broader industrial quality systems, the Automotive Industry Overview offers background on the manufacturing discipline these catalogs come from.

Does this manual cover the V2648 base model?

Yes, it covers V2648, V2648XL, V2653, and V2653XL – see page iii for serial number ranges.

Is this a reprint of an aftermarket manual?

This is a direct scan of the original TIME Condor factory Parts Catalog, manual number 92357-003, dated June 1997. The images and part numbers are exact reproductions of the OEM document. I’ve seen too many aftermarket copies that blur the drawings or omit the critical part number suffixes. This one comes from the factory press.

What if I can’t find a part number for my specific serial number?

The catalog includes a serial number to model designation table on page iii. If your serial number falls within the ranges listed (X51597001 for V2648XL/V2648, X53597001 for V2653XL/V2653), you’re covered. Outside that range, call TIME CONDOR.

Does the manual include wiring diagrams?

Yes – Figure 15 covers Wiring Installation on page 34, and Figure 19 covers Upper Control Box Assembly on page 52. Electrical schematics are included.

Access the Factory Manual – stop ordering parts by guesswork. 71 pages of factory-sourced part numbers, exploded views, and serial number verification. This is the document your technician should be using.