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VF Venieri VF10.23C 2006 Parts Catalog

If you’re hunting for a part for a VF Venieri VF10.23C backhoe loader and you don’t have this 2006 Parts Catalog on the workbench, you’re wasting time. I’ve seen guys order the wrong hydrostatic motor seal three times because they guessed at the part number from a third-party site. That’s billable hours down the drain. This catalog—250 pages of exploded view tables and alphanumeric indexes—gives you the factory part number, quantity, and location. It’s the same document the dealer parts counter uses. You need the part number from the manual, not a blurry screenshot. That’s how you keep the machine running.

The manual covers model VF10.23C (articulated backhoe loader). Published October 2006. The first few pages walk you through ordering: you supply the company name, address, shipping method, model and serial number, part code, and quantity. Miss any of those? Your order goes to the back of the line. Page 3 spells it out in four languages, so there’s no excuse. I’ve used this catalog myself to track down a magnet solenoid (part 264.0.034) and a gasket kit (265.2.001) for the hydrostatic motor. The exploded view table shows you exactly which nut goes where. No aftermarket reprint garbage.

Exploded View Layout: How the Manual Is Organized

The catalog starts with a cover, then an interactive table of contents, the actual plates, and an alphanumeric index. The Retroescavatore (backhoe) section has its own sub-index. Each plate shows an assembly with reference numbers, part codes, descriptions in four languages, and quantities. You flip to the plate for the hydrostatic motor, and you see the seal (264.3.000), the solenoid (264.0.034), the gasket kit (265.2.001), all with DM/FM serial number ranges. That level of detail means you order the right part for your machine’s build date.

Ordering Parts: What You Must Include

The instructions on page 3 are straightforward: company name, address, shipping method, model and serial number, part code, quantity. Skip the serial number, and you’ll get a part for a different revision. I’ve seen that happen. The manual explicitly states: “For model of loader and serial number.” That’s not optional. Write it down. Use the alphanumeric index at the back to cross-reference part codes if you’re unsure.

Retroescavatore Section: Backhoe Parts Breakdown

The backhoe section (Retroescavatore) includes its own cover and index. It covers the digging arm, stabilizers, bucket linkage, and hydraulic components. Each plate is labeled with the machine model (VF10.23C) and the date code (05/2005 in the sample). The part numbers are all original VF Venieri codes—no aftermarket cross-references. If you need the backhoe control valve or the dipper stick cylinder seals, start here.

Why OEM Catalog Beats Aftermarket Sites

I’ve got a rule: if the part number didn’t come from a factory catalog, it’s suspect. Aftermarket catalogs often renumber parts, drop serial number ranges, or leave out superseded revisions. This 2006 Parts Catalog is a direct file from VF Venieri’s own service archive. You’re getting the same data that the Italian factory uses. The VF Venieri VF9.23 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs follows the same logic. For older machines like the VF4.65B, check the VF VENIERI VF4.65B Parts Catalogue 09/2008 or the VF Venieri VF4.65B 2008 Parts Catalog – OEM Exploded Views. All factory prints, no guesswork.

Use the Alphanumeric Index to Find Parts Fast

Don’t flip through 250 pages blind. The alphanumeric index (Elenco alfanumerico) lists every part code in alphabetical order with the plate number and reference. If you have a part code stamped on an old seal, you can look it up in seconds. The index is at the end of the main section and also inside the backhoe sub-section. That’s standard OEM layout. No bloat, no ads.

3 Tools You Need to Use This Catalog Effectively

1. Machine serial number – stamped on the frame plate. Without it, you risk ordering the wrong revision.
2. Part code from the old part – often stamped on the seal, solenoid, or gasket. Cross-check with the index.
3. Paper or digital copy of the plate – the exploded view shows you the relationship of parts. Install order matters.

If you don’t have those, stop. Gather them first. The catalog is useless if you guess the serial number.

Does This Catalog Cover the Engine or Hydraulics?

It covers the entire machine as a parts catalog. That includes the engine components, hydrostatic transmission, backhoe attachment, loader arms, and electrical system (connectors, switches). You get exploded views for the hydrostatic motor (plate 08), the solenoid, and the gasket kit shown in the sample. For internal engine parts, you’ll see pistons, sleeves, gaskets—all with codes. This is not a service manual; it’s a parts identification tool. You want repair procedures? Look at the full OEM service manual. For general background on internal combustion engines, see Internal Combustion Engine on Wikipedia. For the broader equipment industry, Automotive Industry Overview offers context, but for this specific machine, stick with the factory catalog.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual.

How do I find the correct part number for my VF10.23C?

Locate the machine serial number (stamped on the frame). Then go to the alphanumeric index or the relevant exploded view plate (e.g., backhoe section, hydrostatic motor). The table lists part codes, descriptions, and quantities. Match your serial number with the DM/FM range on the plate. For example, plate 08 shows DM 15378 to FM 15709. If your serial number falls in that range, you use those part codes. If it doesn’t, you need a later revision plate. The catalog paper is dated 2006, so it covers machines built up to that date. For newer revisions, contact VF Venieri directly.

Is this catalog available in English only?

The catalog is multilingual: English, Italian, German, French, Spanish. All part descriptions and ordering instructions appear in these languages. You can use the English column without translation.

Can I print pages from the digital copy?

Yes. The PDF is set up for printing. You can print the specific plate you need and take it to the parts counter. I recommend printing the exploded view and the index for the section you’re working on.

If you’re tired of ordering the wrong part and burning through your profit margin, get the original document. Access the Factory Manual.