HYVA HB60 Articulated Boom Spare Parts Catalogue – 7880697.0 PDF

Description

HYVA HB60 Articulated Boom Spare Parts Catalogue

This is the full illustrated spare parts catalogue for the HYVA HB60 articulated boom, published under logbook code 7880697.0, Edition 01/2022. Every assembly in the crane is broken down into exploded drawings with matching position numbers, variant codes, quantities and descriptions, so a part can be identified visually on the drawing and then ordered by its exact code. The catalogue covers the base and slewing assemblies, the stabilizer legs in all their standard, extra-extensible and revolving versions, the first and second boom, the hydraulic extensions from the first through the fourth, the jib, the hydraulic and electrical control systems, the moment limiting devices and the oil tank circuit.

File Details

• Manual type: Illustrated spare parts catalogue
• Brand: HYVA
• Model: HB60 Articulated Boom
• Logbook code: 7880697.0
• Edition: 01/2022
• Language: English (with some Italian notes and mounting direction callouts)
• Page count: 264
• File format: PDF

How This Catalogue Is Organised

The document opens with a general illustration of the HB60 articulated boom, followed by a multi-page table index that lists every plate in the book with its page number, table code, quantity, heading, version and validity. That index is the fastest route into the catalogue: find the assembly heading, jump to the page number, and read the parts list that sits beside the drawing.

The plates themselves follow a consistent layout. Each one carries a table code and sheet reference, an exploded view with numbered callouts, and a parts table giving the reference number, variant code, quantity and description. Hydraulic plates are the same but list fittings, hoses, bonderized tubes, valves and clamps rather than mechanical components.

Chapters Covered

• Plate kit (Generic Gru) and Plate kit (Version)
• Base
• Slewing
• Slewing (Retaining ring)
• Slewing assembly (Double Flange)
• Slewing (High Flange)
• Hydraulic system (Slewing Hydraulic jack)
• Rotation pressure limiting device
• Stabilizer connecting rods
• Stabilizer hydraulic jack (standard, extra-extensible, revolving, right and left)
• Stabilizer connecting rods (Extra-extensible)
• Stabilizer connecting rods (Revolving)
• Control devices locking for outrigger legs
• Stability control (EN12999-A3)
• Kit (Rotation control)
• Rod extension hydraulic cylinder
• Hydraulic system rod extension
• Rod extension hydraulic (double controls side)
• Rod extension hydraulic (control valve side)
• Column
• Lifting hydraulic cylinder
• 1st Boom
• Articulation hydraulic jack
• 2nd Boom
• 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Extension
• Extension hydraulic jack
• Manual extension
• Hook kit
• Load indication system (LIS/RLC)
• 1st and 2nd activation kits for 1S, 2S, 3S and 4S
• 2nd additional actuation
• Kit quick coupling
• Support for winch’s pulley kit
• Assembly kit
• HB 60 JIB1S
• Connection and connecting rod
• JIB arm
• Hydraulic system cylinders
• Activation hydraulic input jib
• Extra function kits (open and closed centre spool, 1 and 2 function)
• Moment limiting device (CE and EN12999-A3)
• Double controls (CE)
• Electric controls
• Hydraulic oil tank
• Oil filter
• Heat exchange unit
• HB 60 F and HB 60 M variants
• Control valves (5 and 6 section)
• Control unit (Stability control)
• Actuation for winch
• Recommended spare parts list

Because the same crane is built in several configurations, many assemblies appear more than once with different table codes and versions. The catalogue separates these deliberately, so a slewing assembly with a retaining ring is not confused with a high flange version, and an extra-extensible stabilizer leg is not confused with the standard one. Reading the table heading and the version column before ordering is what keeps the part number correct.

What The Exploded Views Give You

Every drawing in this HYVA HB60 spare parts catalogue is a disassembly reference as much as an ordering tool. The callout numbers show how a component is built up and in what order the parts sit relative to one another. Hydraulic assemblies such as the stabilizer jack, the lifting cylinder, the articulation jack and the extension rams appear both as complete units and as breakdowns of the cylinder, rod unit, piston, close nipple, seals, O-ring joints and anti-extrusion rings, with the seal kit listed as a single reference. That makes the catalogue useful for seal replacement and resealing work, not just for replacing a complete unit.

The slewing plates follow the same pattern: cylinder, piston assembly, toothed rack, spring pin, sliding block, rack adjuster support, grub screw and seal kit are all listed individually, with the split lock washers and socket head cap screws that hold them together. Where a component is superseded or a variant exists, the variant code column flags it.

Hydraulic Circuit Reference

The hydraulic plates map out the pipework between the control valve, the cylinders and the tank. They list straight pipe fittings with their thread sizes and hose diameters, 90 degree connections with their orientation, tee fittings, female plugs, bonderized tubes, flexible hoses and rigid pipe clamps. Where a hose is supplied in two forms the catalogue distinguishes them, for example a fixed version and a marine version, each with its own code. The same applies to solenoid voltages: 12V and 24V coils are listed as separate line items wherever a valve or control block is shown.

Models Covered

The catalogue is built around the HB60 articulated boom and its configuration variants, which appear as dedicated sections in the table index:

• HB 60 — main articulated boom
• HB 60 JIB1S — jib version
• HB 60 F
• HB 60 M
• HB 60 X
• 1S / 2S / 3S / 4S extension versions
• CE and EN12999-A3 control configurations

Some plates are marked with validity windows or “valid from” dates, and mounting direction notes are printed directly on the drawings where orientation matters. Where a plate states a date restriction, that restriction is part of the catalogue and should be checked against the machine in front of you.

Accessories And Control Options

Beyond the crane structure, the catalogue covers the equipment that customers actually specify. Radio remote control kits are listed as complete wireless controls with transmitters, aerials, handles, battery compartments and mounting hardware, in more than one kit version. The load indication system, light columns, audible alarms, proximity switches, position sensors, encoder units and tiltmeters are all itemised with their wiring. Stability control kits for CE machines appear as their own plates, with the proximity switch supports, guards and electric wiring broken out separately.

Control arrangements are covered in depth: double controls with levers, knobs and rods; proportional control valves; distributor supports and casings; the control symbol plates that label each lever; and the extra function kits in both open centre and closed centre spool versions, single and double. The moment limiting device appears both as a CE variant and as an EN12999-A3 variant, each with its own electric wiring and pressure sensor arrangement.

Why A Dedicated Parts Catalogue Matters

Ordering a hydraulic fitting or a slide shoe by description alone is how the wrong part arrives. This catalogue ties every item to a position number on a drawing and a code in the table, and in many cases to a specific version of the assembly. It also exposes the small consumables that are easy to forget: grease nipples in their various thread sizes, split lock washers, tooth lock washers, Seeger rings, cotter pins for locking rings, Nord-Lock washers, spring pins, grub screws, self-locking ringnuts and self-lubricating bushings. Those are the parts that stop a rebuild, and they are all listed.

The recommended spare parts section at the end gathers the items the manufacturer expects to be kept on the shelf, which is a practical starting point for a service kit or for anyone maintaining a fleet.

Who This Catalogue Is For

• Workshop technicians rebuilding a HYVA HB60 boom or one of its hydraulic cylinders
• Parts departments identifying a component from a drawing rather than a description
• Fleet maintenance planners assembling a spares stockholding
• Owners of an HB60 F, M or X machine who need to reseal a stabilizer or extension ram
• Anyone working on a jib-equipped HB60 JIB1S

Instant Access To The Full 264-Page Catalogue

With this spare parts catalogue to hand you can identify a component from the exploded view, read its exact code and quantity, and check which version of the assembly your machine carries before anything is ordered. That is the difference between one delivery and three. It supports cylinder resealing on the lifting, articulation, stabilizer and extension rams, rack and sliding block adjustment in the slewing assembly, hose and fitting replacement across the whole hydraulic circuit, control valve and extra function kit work, and the electrical side of the moment limiting device, stability control and wireless remote systems.

Getting the right part number first time matters most on hydraulic fittings, where a 9/16-18 and a 3/4-16 look almost identical on the bench, and on seal kits, where a single incorrect ring will leak under pressure. This catalogue removes that guesswork by showing the assembly, the position and the code together.

The file is delivered instantly as a PDF after payment. There is no shipping and nothing to wait for. Open it on a laptop in the workshop, a tablet next to the machine, or a phone at the parts counter, and print the plates you need so the drawing stays with the job. Use it as a working reference, not a shelf document.

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