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VF Venieri VF10.63 2008 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts

If you have ever ordered a part for a VF Venieri VF10.63 2008 Parts Catalog loader from an aftermarket source and ended up with the wrong size seal or a bracket that does not bolt on, you know what I am talking about. This is the factory spare parts catalog – 220 pages, bound together by VF Venieri themselves. No third-party reprints, no scanned PDFs with missing pages. You get the same document the dealer uses to pull part numbers for your specific machine. Page 1 shows the exact model designation: PALA ARTICOLATA – articulated loader, cod. 849.A.101, dated 15/07/2008. That means you can verify your machine’s build date against the catalog.

What the 220 Pages Contain

The table of contents is straightforward: Copertina (cover), Istruzioni per ordinare (ordering instructions), Come usare il catalogo ricambi (how to use the catalog), Indice delle tavole interattivo (interactive plate index), Inizio tavole (start of plates), Copertina allestimenti optional (optional equipment cover), Indice allestimenti optional, and finally Elenco alfanumerico – an alphanumeric index of every part number. Each plate gives you an exploded view with reference numbers linked to a table listing the part code, quantity, and description in five languages (Italian, English, German, French, Spanish). You cross-check the FM (from serial number) and DM (to serial number) ranges to confirm the revision applies to your loader. Skip that step and you might order a part that was superseded three years ago.

Using the Reference System: DM, FM, and TAV Codes

Every plate has a TAV number. For example, TAV. 06 in the sample shows a regulator cover plate assembly. The table next to it lists codes like 15376, 3821.001, 15377, 3821.002 – each with a description (REGOLI, PLATE, BEIL., FERM, etc.). The DM and FM columns tell you the serial number range where each revision applies. If your machine serial number falls between DM 15378 and FM 15709, you order the correct item. This is the kind of detail aftermarket catalogs omit. They will sell you a generic “seal kit” that fits nothing. This manual gives you the exact part code.

Page 3 contains the ordering instructions in five languages. It demands that you provide: model and serial number, part code, and quantity. No shortcuts. If you call your parts supplier without that data, you are wasting time. I have seen guys order a hydraulic pump by description alone – then wonder why the ports face the wrong way. Use the part code from this catalog and you eliminate that gamble.

Factory Part Numbers vs Aftermarket Guesswork

I have been turning wrenches for 28 years. Aftermarket parts catalogs are fine for a rough idea, but when you need a specific O-ring or a valve spool, you trust the OEM. This is the VF Venieri factory document, not a compiled list from some third party. The alphanumeric index at the back lets you search by part code and find every plate that uses it. That is critical for machines that share components across different assemblies.

For other VF Venieri models, check the related manuals: VF VENIERI VF9.23 (0201) Spare Parts Catalogue 2007, VF VENIERI VF4.65B Parts Catalogue 09/2008, and VF Venieri VF4.65B 2008 Parts Catalog – OEM Exploded Views. If you need broader industry context, Automotive Industry Overview or Internal Combustion Engine are external resources, but for this machine, stick with the factory data.

Ordering Instructions – Don’t Skip the Serial Number

The manual calls out on page 3: “To ensure your order is processed correctly, please supply all the following information: Name of company, Address, Preferred method of despatch, Model of loader and serial number, Part number, Quantity of parts.” That is not optional. If you send your distributor a partial list, do not blame them when the wrong box shows up. Write down the FM and DM ranges from your machine’s identification plate. Match them to the column on each plate. Then pull the code.

A short piece of advice: always order one extra crush washer. They are cheap and you will drop the first one into the oil pan.

FAQ

Does this manual cover the VF10.63 with all serial numbers?

It covers the range specified in the headers of each plate. The catalog is valid for machines built around the 2008 timeframe. You need to check your serial number against the DM/FM columns on the plate that applies to your assembly. If your machine is earlier or later, there may be a different revision.

Can I use this to rebuild the engine from scratch?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It tells you part numbers and shows exploded views, but it does not include torque specs, assembly procedures, or clearances. For that you need the service manual.

Is this a PDF format or a physical book?

Digital access. You get the exact PDF file as issued by VF Venieri. 220 pages, searchable, printable. No shipping delays.

What language are the part descriptions in?

Five languages: Italian, English, German, French, Spanish. The ordering instructions and headers appear in all five. The part numbers are universal.

Stop guessing which part fits your VF10.63. You have the serial number, you have the exploded view. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and get the right code the first time.