HYVA HA111 Telescopic 1 Boom Spare Parts Catalogue – Logbook 7845744.0

Description

HYVA HA111 Telescopic 1 Boom Spare Parts Catalogue

This is the illustrated spare parts catalogue for the HYVA HA111 Telescopic 1 Boom, published under logbook code 7845744.0, edition 03/2023. It has been produced to allow the research and ordering of spare parts and to check their mounting position. The machine is divided into functional groups, and each group is presented as its own table with a table code, page reference and variant codes, so a part can be identified and ordered precisely rather than approximated.

File Details

• Document type: Spare Parts Catalogue
• Brand: HYVA
• Model: HA111 Telescopic 1 Boom
• Logbook code: 7845744.0
• Edition: 03/2023
• Language: English (with Italian component labels in diagrams)
• File format: PDF

What a Spare Parts Catalogue Actually Does for You

A parts catalogue is not a workshop manual, and the HYVA HA111 Telescopic 1 Boom Spare Parts Catalogue does a different job extremely well. Every functional group is broken out into its own table, and every table carries a table code, a page number, a quantity, a variant code and a description. That structure is what lets you point at a component on an exploded drawing, read its position number, and translate that position number into an orderable part number — including the variant code where more than one version of the same item exists.

The catalogue opens with a table index spanning three sheets (logbook code 7845744.0, sheets 1/3, 2/3 and 3/3) that maps page numbers to table codes and table headings. This is the fastest route into the document: locate the assembly you are working on, note its page, and go straight there.

Chapters Covered

The functional groups indexed in this HYVA HA111 Telescopic 1 Boom spare parts catalogue include:

• Plate kit (Generic Gru) — standard instructions sticker and label
• Assembly kit (No. 8 tie rods) — threaded tie rod, nuts, upper and lower plates
• Base assembly
• Slewing — retaining ring, double flange version, high flange version
• Slewing hydraulic jack and its hydraulic system
• Position (hoses support)
• Greasing kit and greasing manifold, pipes and couplings
• Stabilizer connecting rods and stabilizer hydraulic jacks
• Control devices locking for outriggers legs
• Stability control (EN12999)
• Rod extension hydraulic cylinder and its hydraulic system
• Double controls (CE) and double controls
• Control valve (5 section) and control valve (6 section)
• Moment limiting device — LI NO CE and LIG NO CE variants
• Extra function kits — 5th and 6th extra function kit closed center spool, and 2 extra function kit closed centre spool
• Hydraulic oil tank (CE) and hydraulic oil tank (not CE)
• Oil filter
• Column
• Hydraulic system (lifting hydraulic cylinder) and lifting hydraulic cylinder
• 1st Boom
• 1st Extension and 1st extension hydraulic cylinder
• 2nd extension and 2nd/3rd extension hydraulic cylinder
• 3rd Extension and 3rd extension hydraulic jack
• 4th Extension and 4th extension hydraulic jack
• Coupling (Hook) assemblies
• Manual extension (2S) and manual extension versions
• Load indication system (LIS/RLC) and load indication system (RDC)
• 1st activation (hose reels) and 1st–2nd actuation
• 1st activation for 1S, 2S and 3S with matching additional actuations
• HA111 SE, HA111 CC and HA111 TCU EN12999-A3 sections
• Base CC and base CC (super extra-extensible)
• Hydraulic oil tank (CC)
• Double controls (RDC EBB-X TCU-ECM4)
• Rotation control (EN12999-A3)
• Stability control (EN12999-A3)
• Controls (RDC EBB-X TCU-ECM4) and controls (EN12999-A3)
• Rotation limiting device (Electric)
• High pressure filter (EN12999-A3)
• Wireless control kits (Hz EU, Hz USA, Hz AUS, RDC-EBB-FR-EU)
• JIB 2525 and related sub-assemblies

Within those groups the catalogue documents the full mechanical and hydraulic build of the boom: bushings, thrust bearing rings, Seeger rings, spring pins, tie rods, slide shoes, buttons and backlash buttons, rollers and cable guides, grease nipples and piping mounting blocks, flexible hoses, bonderized tubes, straight pipe fittings, tee fittings, female plugs, quick couplings, male and female plugs, sealing washers, solenoid valves, emergency valves, anti-shock valves, sliders, control valve elements, inlet and outlet manifolds, pressure reducing valves, max pressure valves, magnets, joysticks, selector switches, emergency stop buttons, encoders, inclination sensors, proximity switches, microswitches, pressure sensors, transmitters, receivers, aerials, batteries and battery chargers.

How the Tables Are Organised

Each table is laid out with a position column (R), a variant code where applicable, quantity, and a description that includes thread sizes, material or finish codes and standard references. Examples of the level of detail carried in the descriptions include thread callouts such as M6X16 8.8 ZC UNI 5739, M10X25 8.8 ZC IF UNI 5739, M8-70 UNI7473 NORM. ZC, M45X1.5 NORMALE ZC and M20X1.5 L=900, hydraulic fitting sizes such as 9/16-18 3/8″CIL. D10, 3/4-16 3/8″CIL. D12, 7/8-14 1/2″CIL. D16, 1″1/16-12 1/2″CIL. D20 and 1″1/16-12 3/4″CIL. D20, and JIC tee callouts such as RACC.T 9/16-18JIC M/M/M and RACC.T 3/4-16JIC M/M/F.

Because variant codes are printed alongside the position numbers, the HYVA HA111 Telescopic 1 Boom Spare Parts Catalogue distinguishes between build variants of the same assembly — for example long version versus standard stabilizer jacks, double flange versus high flange slewing assemblies, CE versus non-CE hydraulic tanks, and the different activation kits for 1S, 2S and 3S boom configurations. Getting that distinction right is exactly what prevents ordering the wrong part.

Illustrations and Exploded Views

The catalogue is heavily illustrated. Assembly drawings and exploded views show components in their mounting orientation, with balloons linking each item to its position number in the accompanying table. A mounting-direction warning is printed on the slewing assembly drawing, and several sections carry validity date boxes so you can confirm a part applies to your build period — for example the slewing double flange version marked January 2020, the electric wiring marked valid from November 2010, sections marked valid from December 2010, valid from January 2011, valid from February 2012, valid until March 2013, valid from April 2013, valid from January 2014 and valid from October 2016. Where a part is no longer supplied as a spare, the page states it: the control valve pages carry the note that the item is no longer available as a spare part from April 2013.

Hydraulic diagrams, hose reel routing diagrams, wiring diagrams and multi-sheet assemblies are all present, including multi-part tables split across sheets (for example 1/2 and 2/2, or 1/3, 2/3 and 3/3), so a single assembly is fully documented rather than truncated.

Who This Catalogue Is For

This HYVA HA111 Telescopic 1 Boom Spare Parts Catalogue suits anyone maintaining, repairing or rebuilding the boom who needs to identify and order the correct component: fleet workshops, crane service technicians, hydraulic fitters, and parts departments. It also supports anyone cross-checking whether a part has been superseded, whether a variant applies to a specific machine build, or whether an item is still available at all.

Recommended Spare Parts Listing

The closing section of the document gathers a consolidated list of recommended spare parts, covering filters, filtering cartridges, clogging indicators, pressure gauges, thermometers, slide shoes, flat buttons, backlash buttons, thrust bearing rings, bushings, buttons, hose burst valves, seal kits for control valve elements, inclination sensors, proximity switches, encoder sensor units, lighting and wire assemblies, batteries, and wireless control components. This is the practical shortlist for anyone stocking consumables and wear items.

Get the Correct Part the First Time

Working on a telescopic boom without a parts catalogue means guessing at position numbers, thread sizes, fitting angles and variant codes. The HYVA HA111 Telescopic 1 Boom Spare Parts Catalogue removes that guesswork. It lets you trace a component from the exploded view to the table, read its exact description and quantity, confirm the variant that matches your machine, and order the right part — which means less downtime, fewer returns and no repeat stripping of an assembly because a fitting or seal was the wrong size.

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Delivered as an instant PDF download, no shipping and no waiting. Open it on a laptop, tablet or phone in the workshop, print the pages for the assembly you are working on, and keep the full catalogue on file for future jobs.