Effer 150 Crane Spare Parts Catalog – 1S 2S 3S 4S & CL Versions PDF

Description

File Details

• Manual type: Spare parts catalog (Pieces de detachees / Ersatzteilliste / Parti di ricambio)
• Brand: Effer
• Model: 150 crane
• Language: Multilingual – English, French, German, Italian on every table
• Page count: 104 pages
• File format: PDF
• Structure: Numbered table sections (T.1 through T.71) each pairing an exploded drawing with a reference, code, quantity and description list
• Covered versions: 1S, 2S, 3S, 4S, CL, plus knuckleboom fly-jib and supplementary control configurations

Chapters Covered in This Effer 150 Parts Catalog

The Effer 150 Crane Spare Parts Catalog is split into table groups, and the index on the opening pages maps each group to the component family it covers. The main divisions are:

• T.1 – Base / Embase / Sockel / Basamento: column, base, bushings, pins, greasers, stabilizer lock devices, control bank support, levers and guards
• T.1A – Top seat controls: seat, ladder, lever guards, supports and the top-seat control assembly
• T.2 – 1st boom / 2nd boom: boom sections, linkrods, pins, bushes, pipe brackets, 1st and 2nd boom cylinders
• T.3, T.4, T.5, T.6 – Extension versions 1S, 2S, 3S and 4S: boom and extension sections, cylinder locks, retain blocks, hook latches, hooks, bushes and grip screws for each telescopic version
• T.7 – CL version
• T.8 and T.9 – Stabilizer hydraulic outreach: C=950/1250 and C=1500/1900 stabilizer legs, cylinders, diverter valves, control panels and rigid and flexible lines
• T.10 – Supplementary jib structural components: connection jibs, knuckleboom cylinder, hydraulic extension jibs, cylinder locks and linkrods
• T.21 – Crane hydraulic circuit connection: control bank, fittings, hose, oil tank, filter, filter cartridge, oil level gauge and tank plugs
• T.22 – Stabilizer hydraulic circuit
• T.23 and T.23A – Slewing cylinder hydraulic circuit
• T.24 – 1st boom cylinder hydraulic circuit
• T.25 – 2nd boom cylinder hydraulic circuit
• T.26, T.27, T.28, T.29 – Extension cylinder hydraulic circuits 1S, 2S, 3S and 4S
• T.30 – Supplementary controls hydraulic circuit
• T.31 – Hydraulic circuit of supplementary fly-jib and telescopic extension (150-2S / 150-3S / 150-4S)
• T.32 and T.33 – Supplementary hydraulic circuit trestle work for one and two supplementary controls
• T.34 – CE safety device hydraulic circuit, knuckleboom
• T.41 to T.57 – Cylinder assemblies: stabilizer cylinders, stabilizer extension cylinders, slewing cylinder, 1st and 2nd boom cylinders, 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th extension cylinders, extension cylinder CL, knuckleboom jack cylinder and the 1st and 2nd extension cylinders on the knuckleboom jack
• T.71 – Control bank HCD 4/5: outlet elements, stabilizer, slewing, 1st boom, 2nd boom, extension and supplementary control elements, spindle return devices, check valves, relief valve, lever supports, bellows and tie rods

Because the catalog is built around numbered tables rather than narrative chapters, each component family is reachable in two moves: find the group in the index, then match the reference number on the drawing to the code column beside it. That layout is what makes this Effer 150 spare parts catalog genuinely usable at the bench – you are not reading a description of a part, you are looking at the exact position of that part on the machine and reading its code off the same page.

Exploded Views and Hydraulic Schematics

The pictorial half of the document is substantial. The base assembly is drawn with the full column, stabilizer legs, control bank, levers, guards and every pin, bush, greaser and cotter pin individually numbered. The 1st and 2nd boom drawing shows the boom castings, linkrods, bushings and cylinder mounting points. The four extension versions each get their own exploded drawing, which matters because the 1S, 2S, 3S and 4S booms differ in the number of extension sections, cylinder locks and bush sets used. The stabilizer outreach sections are drawn for both the 950/1250 and 1500/1900 configurations, with the diverter valve, control panel and rigid pipe runs visible.

On the hydraulic side, the Effer 150 parts catalog carries complete circuit schematics for the crane connection, stabilizers, slewing, 1st boom, 2nd boom, every extension stage, supplementary controls, the fly-jib and telescopic extension, trestle work and the CE safety device on the knuckleboom. Each schematic shows the hoses, rigid pipes, fittings and check valves that make up the circuit, with each item numbered and listed. If you are chasing a weeping fitting or a hose that has chafed through on a particular circuit, the drawing tells you which of the two or three lines in that area is the one you need to order.

Cylinder and Control Bank Breakdowns

Tables 41 through 57 take the cylinders apart. Each cylinder assembly is drawn as its own exploded view and listed with the barrel, cylinder rod, piston, bushings, greasers, grip screws and individual gaskets, plus a complete gasket set number for a full reseal. That level of detail means a rebuild can be planned as a parts list rather than a guess, and the gasket set number alone saves you ordering eight separate seals one at a time.

Table 71 covers the HCD 4/5 control bank at element level – outlet element, stabilizer control element, slewing element, 1st and 2nd boom elements, extension element, supplementary elements, complete inlet element, spindle return devices, check valves in three different specifications, main relief valve, lever supports, bellows and the tie rods for four through eight levers. Whether you are replacing a single check valve or rebuilding the whole bank, the Effer 150 control bank table gives you the element codes to do it.

Who This Effer 150 Parts Catalog Is For

This is a working document for anyone who has to identify and order parts for an Effer 150 crane: fleet maintenance staff, hydraulic technicians, workshop parts desks and independent mechanics servicing truck-mounted cranes. Every table carries the reference number, the Effer code, the quantity required, and the description in four languages, so a part can be identified from a drawing even if the person ordering works in French, German or Italian while the supplier works in English.

The catalog also reflects the ordering requirements Effer sets out in its own preamble. When you place an order you need the crane model and serial number, the number of the table where the component was located, the component code number and the quantity required. Having the table number and code number side by side on the same page is what makes that possible without a second phone call.

Practical Notes Before You Buy

This is a parts identification catalog, not a service or repair manual. It tells you what a component is, where it sits and what its code number is. It does not contain repair procedures, torque figures, disassembly sequences, service intervals or diagnostic routines. If you are rebuilding a cylinder or chasing a hydraulic fault, this document gets the right seals and fittings to your bench; the procedures themselves are handled elsewhere.

Because the drawings are keyed to numbered table sections rather than to page order, it is worth starting from the index pages and working into the relevant table rather than scrolling straight through. Once you are in the right table, the drawing and its parts list sit together, which is the whole point of the layout.

Get the Effer 150 Spare Parts Catalog Instantly

With this Effer 150 Crane Spare Parts Catalog on hand you can identify a stabilizer cylinder seal, a boom bush, a cylinder lock, a chafed hose, a diverter valve or a control bank element and have the correct Effer code before you contact a distributor. That is the difference between ordering once and ordering twice – getting the exact part the drawing shows, in the quantity the table specifies, the first time.

Correct part identification protects the machine as much as it protects your schedule. Fitting the right bush, the right check valve or the right gasket set keeps tolerances and pressures where Effer designed them, and avoids the comeback that follows a near-match part on a crane that lifts loads every day.

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The catalog is delivered as an instant PDF download after payment. There is no shipping, no waiting on a printed copy, and no restriction on where you open it – workshop laptop, tablet on the truck, or a phone at the machine. Print the tables you are working from and take them into the bay, or keep the whole 104-page document searchable on the device you already carry.