HYVA HC151 Articulated Boom Spare Parts Catalogue PDF – Logbook 7880596_H.1 Edition 02/2019

Description

HYVA HC151 Articulated Boom Spare Parts Catalogue – Logbook 7880596_H.1

This is the HYVA spare parts catalogue for the HC151 articulated boom, published under logbook code 7880596_H.1, Edition 02/2019. It was produced for two closely connected jobs: locating the correct spare part for a specific position on the machine, and confirming how that part mounts before anything is ordered. Instead of one flat list, the boom has been divided into functional groups, so a technician can move from a general area – the base, an outrigger leg, the fourth extension, a control valve bank – directly into the matching exploded drawing and its numbered position table.

File Details

• Document type: Illustrated spare parts catalogue
• Brand: HYVA
• Machine: HC151 articulated boom
• Logbook code: 7880596_H.1
• Edition: 02/2019
• Language: English
• Format: PDF
• Length: 194 pages

How the Catalogue Is Structured

The table index is split into two columns. Each entry shows the catalogue page, the table code, the quantity, the table heading, the version and the validity. From there, every group is presented as a line drawing with ballooned position numbers, followed by a position table listing the reference number, the variant code, the quantity and the description of each item. That pairing of drawing and table is what makes the HC151 spare parts catalogue practical on a machine that is already in pieces: the drawing tells you where the part sits, the table tells you what to order.

Chapters Covered

• Plate kit (Generic Gru)
• Base
• Hydraulic system (slewing hydraulic jack)
• Hydraulic system (stabilizers)
• Stabilizer rod
• Stabilizer rod (hydraulic lengthening)
• Hydraulic system (stabilizer connecting rods)
• Rod extension hydraulic cylinder
• Stabilizer connecting rods extra-extensible
• Control devices locking for outrigger legs
• Stability control (EN12999-A3)
• Rod extension hydraulic cylinder extra-extensible
• Hydraulic system (stabilizer hydraulic jack)
• Stabiliser ram
• Double controls
• Control valve ass’y (5 section) and control valve (5 section)
• Double controls (CE)
• Moment limiting device and moment limiting device (valve)
• Rotation limiting device
• Valve
• Oil tank
• Heat exchange unit
• Column
• Hydraulic system (lifting hydraulic cylinder)
• Lifting hydraulic cylinder
• 1st boom
• Hydraulic system (articulation hydraulic jack)
• Articulation hydraulic jack
• 2nd boom
• Set of hoses
• Hydraulic system (1st and 2nd boom)
• 1st extension and 1st extension hydraulic
• 2nd extension and 2nd extension hydraulic jack
• 3rd extension and 3rd extension hydraulic jack
• 4th extension and 4th extension hydraulic jack
• 5th extension and 5th extension hydraulic jack
• Controls (6th element) and hydraulic system (6th element)
• Controls (6th-7th element) and hydraulic system (6th-7th element)
• Manual extension
• Load indication system (RDC)
• Controls (ECM 4)
• Control valve (6 section)
• Rotation control (EN12999-A3)
• Controls (RDC EBB-X TCU-ECM4)
• Wireless control kit (CAN BUS, Hz EU, Hz USA, Hz AUS)
• Jib arm
• Hydraulic system and actuations for 1S
• Hydraulic jack
• Kit connecting rod
• Coupling
• Support (articulated extension)
• 1st activation for 1S
• Winch
• Pilot lamp

Read end to end, the HC151 articulated boom spare parts catalogue covers the complete load-handling assembly rather than one subsystem: the turret base and column, the outrigger and stabilizer chain with its hydraulic lengthening rods, the first and second boom sections, the articulation jack, the extension stages from the first through to the fifth plus the manual extension, the control valve banks and control stations, the oil tank and heat exchange unit, the hose sets that run along the boom, and the electronic side – RDC load indication, ECM 4 controls, rotation and stability controls and the wireless control kits. A separate jib arm group and a winch group are indexed as well, together with a recommended spare parts list at the back of the document.

Exploded Views and Position Tables

The catalogue is drawing-led. Seals, bushings, slide shoes, dolly blocks, coupling-backlash sliders, pipe fittings, banjo bolts, sealing washers, rotary unions, quick couplings, proximity switches, encoders, solenoid valves and cable guides all appear as numbered balloons on the relevant illustration, with the matching variant code and description in the adjacent table. Cylinder groups in particular are broken down further into their own sub-tables, so the tube, rod, piston, close nipple, anti-extrusion ring, O-ring joint and seal kit of a given hydraulic jack can each be identified individually. A dedicated recommended spare parts page at the end gathers the consumable and wear items – seal kits, filtering cartridges, oil filters, pressure gauges, slide shoes, bushings, backlash springs, flat washers, split lock washers, tooth lock washers and hex screws – into one quick-reference list.

Who This Catalogue Suits

Workshop technicians rebuilding a stabilizer ram, parts desks quoting from a machine serial number, and owners of an HC151 boom who want to verify a part number before committing to an order will all find the same thing here: a position-by-position map of the machine. Because the index carries version and validity columns, the catalogue also shows where a group has been revised, which matters when the boom on the bench is a later build. The cylinder sub-tables are especially useful where only a seal kit is needed and the cylinder body itself is sound.

Get the Correct Part the First Time

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Ordering the wrong slide shoe, seal kit or hydraulic fitting for an articulated boom costs more than the part – it costs the downtime and the second round of freight. Working from the HYVA HC151 spare parts catalogue means matching the drawing position to the variant code before the order goes out, and confirming quantity from the same line. The catalogue is supplied as an instant PDF download, with no shipping and no waiting on a printed copy, and it opens on any device so it can be pulled up on a laptop in the workshop or on a phone beside the machine. Print the pages for the group being worked on and the drawing stays with the job until it is finished.