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Xtreme XR842 2006 Parts Catalog – Factory Parts You Can Trust

You know the drill – you’ve got an XR842 down, the part number stamped on the old piece is worn off, and the local parts house hands you a list from some aftermarket database that’s half guesses. That’s exactly why I keep the factory Xtreme XR842 2006 Parts Catalog on the bench. 366 pages of OEM part numbers, breakdowns, and references straight from Xtreme Manufacturing – not a reprint, not a compilation. If you want the right seal for the boom cylinder or the correct bearing for the Spicer axle, this is where you find it.

Engine, Transmission, and Electrical: Section 4, 5, and 8 Coverage

Three of the most critical systems on a forward reach forklift – and they each get their own section in this catalog. Section 4 covers the Engine group – everything from the block assembly to the fuel injection components. Section 5 breaks down the Transmission, Axles, and Driveshafts – that includes the torque converter, clutch packs, and the differential. Section 8 covers the Electrical System: starter, alternator, harnesses, and the control relay box. When I’m swapping a starter on an XR842, I flip to page 8-6 and read the part number right off the illustration. That’s what this catalog is for – zero guesswork.

How to Use the List of Effective Pages (Page A)

Before you start drilling into the section numbers, flip to page A. That’s the List of Effective Pages. It confirms this copy has all 366 pages intact – from the outer title page through the back cover. I’ve seen aftermarket scans that are missing sections 6 or 7. This catalog lists every page range: 2-1 through 2-22 for Chassis, 4-1 through 4-10 for Engine, 8-1 through 8-14 for Electrical. If the page isn’t listed, it’s not part of the factory release. That’s the kind of accountability you need when you’re ordering parts for a customer’s machine.

366 Pages of Part Numbers: What You Get

Section 6 covers Steering, Brakes, Wheels, and Tires – the whole steer axle assembly with tie rods and kingpins. Section 7 dives into the Hydraulic System – 56 pages of pumps, valves, cylinders, and hoses. Section 9 is the Boom – 48 pages of weldments, pins, bushings, and hoses. Section 10: Cab and Consoles – 50 pages covering seats, panels, switch plates. Section 11: Boom Attachments – couplers, forks, side shift. When you need a part number for the tilt cylinder seal kit, you go to Section 7, find the breakdown, and order with the confidence that the number came from Xtreme’s own engineering drawings.

Service Bulletins and Design Change Notices – Revisions You Can Track

Every piece of factory documentation I trust includes records of changes. This catalog has a Service Bulletins page (page A3) and a Design Change Notices page (page A4). They list the bulletin numbers and design change numbers that have been incorporated. If your XR842 has an updated hydraulic filter bracket, you’ll see the change notice referenced. That’s the difference between OEM and aftermarket – you know exactly which revision you’re dealing with. For related documentation, check the Xtreme XR842 2008 Parts Catalog if you need a later model year, or the Xtreme XR842 Operators Manual – Factory Specs for Safe Forklift Operation for operating procedures and load charts. There’s also the Xtreme XR2450 2011 Parts Catalog if you’re working on a larger machine.

Does This Parts Catalog Include Torque Specs?

No. This is an illustrated parts breakdown, not a service manual. You won’t find torque values in here. For that, you need the factory service manual (which we also carry). What this catalog gives you is the part numbers, quantities, and illustrations – exactly what you need to identify and order components.

Can I Identify Parts for a 2006 XR842 Forklift with This?

Yes. The catalog is model-specific – XR842, forward reach forklift, built in 2006. The alphabetical-numerical index (Section A6 and the back indexes) lets you look up part numbers by name or number. If you’ve got a worn-out seal from a Section 9 boom cylinder, you can find the breakdown, read the part number, and source the correct replacement. The Automotive Industry Overview can give you context on how OEM parts catalogs standardize numbering, but for actual part numbers, this catalog is the source.

Does this parts catalog include torque specs?

No. This is a parts breakdown, not a service manual. Torque values are not listed.

Can I identify parts for a 2006 XR842 forklift with this?

Yes. The catalog is model-specific with illustrated sections for every system – engine (Section 4), transmission (Section 5), electrical (Section 8), hydraulics (Section 7), boom (Section 9), cab (Section 10), and attachments (Section 11). The alphabetial-numerical index at the back allows you to cross-reference any part number or description. For example, if you need the part number for an internal combustion engine component like the injection pump, you go to Section 4, find the breakdown, and order the exact OEM number. The Internal Combustion Engine article can give you general knowledge, but the catalog gives you the specific numbers for the XR842.

When you’re staring at a stripped-out hydraulic fitting and the machine is costing you money every hour it’s down, you don’t have time to gamble on aftermarket parts lists. You need the factory breakdown. Access the Factory Manual now – get the 366-page OEM parts catalog for the Xtreme XR842 and start ordering the right parts on the first call.