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VF Venieri VF7.23B Parts Catalog – OEM Exploded Views & Part Numbers

You’re rebuilding a VF Venieri VF7.23B backhoe loader and you can’t find the right part number for that hydrostatic motor seal. That’s the fastest way to waste a Saturday and your paycheck. This Parts Catalog is what the factory ships with the machine – not a third-party compilation that guesses at numbers. 248 pages of exploded diagrams, alphanumeric cross-references, and ordering forms that tell you exactly what to ask for when you call the dealer.

248 Pages of OEM Breakdown: What You Get

Open this PDF and the first thing you see is the cover with six languages – Italian, English, German, French, Spanish. Then the instructions for ordering (page 3) tell you exactly what information to supply: model and serial number, part code, quantity. Skip that step and you’ll get the wrong seal. The manual continues with “Come usare il catalogo ricambi” – how to use the spare parts catalog – which explains the exploded-view plate numbering and the reference marks. After that comes the interactive index of plates, then the plates themselves (the exploded drawings with part callouts). Optional equipment configurations are listed separately, and the entire machine is cross-referenced in the alfanumeric index at the back. This thing covers the whole machine, including the VF4.15 backhoe attachment.

Elenco Alfanumerico: Why the Alphabetical Index Matters

After you’ve looked through the plates, you hit the alphanumeric list. Every part number in the catalog, sorted alphanumerically, with the page where it appears and the quantity used. If you’ve got a seal with part number 264.3.000, the list tells you it’s in plate 08 and you need one. That saves you from flipping through 248 pages blind. The list is organized the same way in all six language versions – the part numbers are universal once you know what you’re looking for.

Ordering Parts the Right Way – Instructions from the Factory

Page 3 of the catalog is the ordering instruction sheet – in all six languages. It lists: company name, address, shipping method, loader model and serial number, part code, quantity. The factory demands this format because without the serial number they will not ship the correct parts. I’ve seen techs order a hydraulic pump using only the host machine model and get a pump for a different revision. That’s a 300-mile return. Follow the instructions on page 3 and you get the right part the first time.

Backhoe Attachment Coverage: VF4.15 in the Same Manual

The VF7.23B is an articulated backhoe loader, and the rear attachment is a VF4.15 backhoe. This catalog includes dedicated sections for that attachment: its own cover, interactive index, plates, optional configurations, and alphanumeric list. So if the swing cylinder on the backhoe leaks, you flip to the VF4.15 section and look it up. No need to buy a separate manual for the attachment. That’s 248 pages covering the whole machine.

OEM vs Aftermarket Parts Catalogs – A Real Difference

Aftermarket catalogs often redraw the exploded views and reassign part numbers that don’t match the factory. I’ve seen a seal fit wrong because the aftermarket catalog said it was the same as a Bobcat seal – it wasn’t. This PDF is a direct scan of the original VF Venieri printed catalog. The part numbers are factory-coded, the diagrams are untouched. You can verify the source by the contact number for the spare parts department on the cover. No guesswork, no translation errors.

Related Manuals

• VF VENIERI VF9.23 (0201) Spare Parts Catalogue 2007
• VF VENIERI VF4.65B Parts Catalogue 09/2008
• VF Venieri VF4.65B 2008 Parts Catalog – OEM Exploded Views

If you want broader background on backhoe loader systems, Automotive Industry Overview covers some basics, but this manual is focused on the VF7.23B. The engine section references internal combustion engine principles [LINK_ID_EXT_1] but you don’t need that to order parts – the exploded view shows you exactly which component you need.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include engine part numbers?

Yes. The engine components are listed in the hydrostatic motor section and other plates that cover the engine and driveline.

How do I find a part if I only have the old part number?

Use the alphanumeric index at the end of the manual. It lists every part number in numerical order with the plate reference and quantity. If you have a number like 264.3.000, look it up in the “Elenco alfanumerico VF 7.23B” section. It will show you the plate number where that part appears, and the diagram will confirm it’s the seal you need. The index covers both the base machine and the backhoe attachment. If the part number doesn’t appear, it may be from an optional configuration – check the “Allestimenti optional” tables. But 99% of the machine’s parts are in the main index.

You need this catalog if you’re doing any disassembly on a VF7.23B. Get the right part numbers before you pull a component. Access the Factory Manual now and put it on your shop tablet.