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UNIC URW295CUR, URW295CUMR 2007 Parts Catalog

If you’re working on a UNIC URW295CUR or URW295CUMR hydraulic crawler crane and you don’t have the factory parts catalog on your bench, you’re guessing. That costs you time and money. This is the genuine 2007 Parts Catalog from Furukawa Unic, 231 pages of exploded views, part numbers, and serial-number-specific applicability. No aftermarket guessing game.

7 Systems Covered – Not Just a Parts List

This catalog breaks down every assembly on the crane. The boom assembly, slewing ring, travel gear, control valve groups – each one gets its own illustration and corresponding key-number list. You get the part number, description, quantity per set, and the serial number range where that part applies. For example, the boom assembly (page 4) lists the 200φ slide sheave assembly with bushing, grease nipple, and bolts. The list tells you exactly which sub-assemblies (A, A1, B, B2…) belong to the parent part.

Reading the Catalog: Serial Number Cross-Reference

One thing that separates OEM from aftermarket: serial number accuracy. This catalog applies from serial number URW295CUMR No. 29C0471 onward. Every part in the list has a “SERIAL No.” column. If you order a part that was superseded or changed at a certain machine number, the book shows it. You don’t have to call the dealer and hope. You read the line. Page 5 explains the symbols too – △ means the part is not sold separately, D means discontinued, Q means quantity changed. Know that before you open your wallet.

Does This Manual Cover the Boom Assembly?

Yes, it covers the entire boom group – the slide sheave, bushings, nipples, and the boom assembly itself (key no. 1). The section also includes the necessary bolts and spacers. You won’t find a generic “boom parts” list; you get the actual Furukawa Unic part numbers, like 0146 24000 for the Boom Ass’y set. If you need to rebuild a worn slide sheave, the catalog lists the sheave sub-assembly (key A3) and the bushing (key A4) separately. Order exactly what’s broken.

Parts Ordering Procedure – Straight from the Factory

The catalog includes a full section (page 5) on how to order parts correctly. You need the crane model, serial number, assembly name, part name, part number, and quantity. They also warn: aftermarket parts void warranty. If the part has a compatibility mark, order the new part. If not, check your serial number and production date before ordering. This is the kind of detail that prevents you from bolting on a sheave that doesn’t fit your crane. For related models, check the Furukawa Unic URW295C1UR Parts Catalog – 256-Page Factory Spec or the Furukawa Unic URV500 Parts Catalog – OEM Spec, 471 Pages. There’s also a Furukawa Unic URW370C2UR Parts Catalog – OEM Spec, 292 Pages for larger machines.

Source Authenticity – OEM Print, Not a Copy

This is a direct scan of the factory-printed catalog from Furukawa Unic Corporation, Tokyo. The inside cover shows the original Japanese text and English translation. The part numbers are exactly what the dealer uses. I’ve seen aftermarket parts catalogs that substitute one bolt for another because they looked close – that’s how you get a boom drop. This catalog has the original Furukawa Unic p/n’s. If you want to understand the construction equipment industry better, you can read this Automotive Industry Overview but for this crane, stick to the factory book.

What the 231 Pages Include

Every major component group: boom, jib, turntable, travel device, control valves, hydraulic piping, and electrical harness. Each group has its own illustration and parts list. The book is organized by assembly – the parent assembly, sub-assembly, and component parts are clearly marked in the “Ass’y” column (A, A1, B, etc.). You don’t have to guess which bushing goes with which sheave; it’s drawn and numbered.

Q: This catalog covers URW295CUR and URW295CUMR – is there any difference between them?

A: The catalog lists parts for both models. The main difference may be in travel gear or control options, but the part numbers are separated by serial number range. If your machine falls within the 29C0471 range, you’re covered.

Q: Can I order parts directly from this catalog without calling a dealer?

A: Yes, if you have a dealer account. The catalog gives you the part number, description, and quantity. Use that to place your order. But you still need to verify serial number applicability – the catalog shows that in the SERIAL No. column.

Q: The OCR excerpt shows Japanese text. Is the manual bilingual?

A: Yes. The manual is printed in both Japanese and English. The parts lists have English headings (Parts No., Parts Name, Q’ty, Serial No.). The introduction and how-to-use pages are duplicated in English. A non-Japanese speaker can use it fine.

Q: How do I know if a part number is still available from Furukawa Unic?

A: The catalog shows a “MARK” column (△, D, Q). △ means not sold separately – you buy the assembly. D means discontinued. Q means quantity changed. For superseded parts, check with your dealer. The catalog only covers the 2007 model year; later revisions may have updates.

This catalog is a workbench tool, not a coffee table book. It’s 231 pages of factory data you need to keep a UNIC crane running with genuine parts. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and put it on your tablet or print the pages you need. Then make your next parts order with confidence.