Manitou MT-X 732 and MT-X 1030 S T Parts Catalogue CD 647236

Description

Manitou MT-X 732 and MT-X 1030 S T Parts Catalogue CD 647236

This is the full illustrated spare-parts catalogue issued by Manitou under reference CD 647236 for the MT-X 732 Serie D-E3 and MT-X 1030 S T Serie 4-E3 rough-terrain telehandlers. Every plate in the book is a numbered exploded drawing: you look at the picture, read the item number off the callout, then match it to the part number in the list that follows. That is what makes this Manitou MT-X 732 and MT-X 1030 S T parts catalogue different from a generic workshop book, because it is built to identify and order components rather than to explain repair procedures.

The document is multilingual. Plate headers, part descriptions and the ordering instructions appear in French, English, German, Spanish and Italian side by side, so the same page can be read by a workshop in Nantes, Manchester, Munich, Madrid or Milan without a second edition.

File Details

• Manual type: Illustrated spare-parts catalogue (Ersatzteilkatalog / Catalogo de piezas / Catalogo Ricambi)
• Brand: Manitou
• Models covered: MT-X 732 Serie D-E3 and MT-X 1030 S T Serie 4-E3 (also printed as MT-X 1030 S Turbo S4-E3)
• Manitou reference: CD 647236
• Languages: French, English, German, Spanish, Italian
• File format: PDF
• Length: approximately 786 pages
• Edition history shown on the cover: first edition IC 63903 / 2011, updated by IC 67401 / 2012, IC 71906 / 2012, IC 77602 / 2013 and IC 84212 / 2013

How the Catalogue Is Laid Out

Each section opens with a title plate that carries the section reference, then one or more exploded drawings with ballooned item numbers, then the matching parts list. The lists run across five columns: the item figure, the Manitou part number, the designation in five languages, and the quantity column. Where a quantity is shown as X, the catalogue is telling you the part is supplied according to need rather than to a fixed count.

Machine-specific differences are handled with the symbol system explained at the front of the book. A triangle marker means the part applies from a given machine number onward, an inverted marker means it applies up to that number, and a small set of diagrams are flagged as optional equipment rather than standard build. This matters on a Manitou MT-X 732 parts catalogue, because the MT-X 732 and the MT-X 1030 S T share a great deal of hardware but not all of it, and the markers are how the book keeps the two machines apart on a single plate.

Chapters Covered

• Filters and belts (2 AA 264) — engine oil, fuel and air filter cartridges, cyclonic pre-filter, alternator and fan belts
• Wheels and tyres (3 AA 376) — Michelin 400/80-24 156A8 IND.P CL fitment, rims and valves
• Engine–transmission adaptation (4 AA 1106, 4 AA 1107, 4 AA 1108, 4 AA 1113, 4 AA 1114, 4 AA 1115, 4 AC 341, 4 AA 669, 4 AA 897) — air filtration, belt drive, mountings, cooling pack, fuel circuit and radiator frames
• Jib and boom (5 BA 731, 5 BA 732, 5 BA 734) — boom sections, wear pads, shims, telescoping hardware, floating fork carriage
• Chassis and counterweight (6 AA 602, 6 AA 603) — frame, towing spindle, wedge brackets and rear plates
• Handbrake (6 BA 122)
• Brake circuit (6 BA 323, 6 BA 324) — brake fluid reservoir, stop switch, flexible lines and fittings
• Pedals and linkage (6 BB 265) — pedal assembly, transmission cut-off switch, control rods
• Seat (8 AA 378) — cushion, frame, springs, belt
• Cab adaptation (8 AA 926, 8 AA 927, 8 AA 928) — cab shell, mounts, door sill, footrest, mirror, interior trim
• Cab details (8 AB 1188, 8 AB 1189, 8 AB 1190, 8 AB 1191, 8 AB 1192) — glazing, doors, hinges, locks, wiper assembly, roof hatch, interior lamp
• Heating circuit (8 AD 212, 8 AD 346) — heater radiator, blower turbine, control valve, ducting, hoses
• Bodywork (9 AA 574, 9 AA 575, 9 AA 576, 9 AB 160, 9 AB 170) — fenders, mirror brackets, tail light housings, engine bonnet and sound-proofing
• Hydraulics, main circuit (10 AA 991, 10 AA 992) — oil tank, suction strainer, return filter, pump, relief valve, valve bank
• Hydraulics, jib circuit (10 AE 1253, 10 AE 1254) — balancing valve, tilting cylinder, tube runs
• Hydraulics, lift and telescope circuit (10 AE 1255, 10 AE 1256, 10 AE 1257) — lifting cylinder, telescope cylinders, balancing valves
• Hydraulics, compensation circuit (10 AE 1258, 10 AE 1259)
• Hydraulics, stabilizer circuit (10 AG 291) — stabilizer cylinders, safety valve blocks, legs and shoes
• Hydraulics, steering circuit (10 BA 430, 10 BA 431) — steering pump, column, orbitrol, priority valve
• Hydraulic cylinders broken down individually — 10 CA 306, 10 CA 375, 10 CB 51, 10 CC 104, 10 CC 105, 10 CC 182, 10 CD 127, 10 CD 173, 10 CF 40
• Distributor and valve bank (10 DA 369, 10 DA 528, 10 DA 529, 10 DA 530, 10 DA 531) — spools, levers, dust excluders, O-rings and repair kits
• Hydraulic details (10 EA 342) — return filter head, clogging indicator, steering pump internals
• Electrical circuit (11 AA 1569, 11 AA 1570, 11 AA 1571, 11 AA 1572, 11 AA 1573, 11 AA 1574) — full wiring diagrams with wire colour codes
• Relay and fuse plate (11 CA 125) — printed circuit, fuses, relays, flasher unit
• Electrical details (11 CB 1252 to 11 CB 1257) — battery, tail lights, headlights, working lights, wiring harness fastenings
• Cab electrical panel (11 CC 299, 11 CC 300) — instruments, warning lamp panel, switches and lenses
• Engine electrical (11 CD 215, 11 CD 216) — glow plugs, oil pressure switch, temperature senders, electrovalves
• Adhesives and decals (12 AA 640, 12 AA 641, 12 AA 642, 12 AA 643) — safety decals, load charts, identification plates
• Greasing (17 AA 41) — grease nipples, remote greasing lines
• Perkins engine 1104D-44T and 1104D-44TA (AP 1902 to AP 1933, AP 2170, AP 2171) — cylinder block, pistons, connecting rods, crankshaft, cylinder head, rocker shaft, timing gear, oil sump, oil pump, rocker cover, oil cooler, water pump, exhaust manifold, alternator, flywheel, starter, turbocharger and fuel circuit
• Gear box type 16486, reference 258 799 (BP 203, BP 234, BP 235, BP 253) — converter, housing, pump, clutch packs, gear train, shift forks, electrical control valve
• Angle return / bevel drive (BP 109) — type 15932, reference 222 758
• Cardan couplings (BP 165, BP 293, BP 294, BP 295) — engine coupling, gear box to front axle, gear box to rear axle
• Front axle type 212/425, reference 285 381 (AX 1990, AX 1991, AX 1992, AX 1993, AX 1994, AX 2667) — casing, differential, epicyclic reduction gear, oil bath disc brake, steering system
• Rear axle type 212/427, reference 285 383 (AX 2042, AX 2043, AX 2044, AX 2045, AX 2046, AX 2671) — casing, differential, reduction gear, oil bath disc brake, steering system

Read as a whole, this Manitou MT-X 732 and MT-X 1030 S T parts catalogue gives you the complete build breakdown of both telehandlers at component level. Where a workshop manual tells you how to take something apart, this book tells you exactly which nut, shim, seal, bearing or hose you need to put it back together — and gives you a Manitou part number you can hand to a dealer counter or a parts desk without further description.

What the Exploded Views Actually Give You

The value of a catalogue like this is that it removes guesswork. On a telehandler, the same bracket or spacer can appear in three different thicknesses and the drawing is the only reliable way to know which one your machine was built with. The shim pages in this book are a good example: the boom sections and the bevel drive both list their shims by thickness, so you can identify the exact item rather than ordering a generic pack.

The hydraulic sections are equally detailed. Each cylinder is broken out individually with its own seal kit reference, so a leaking lift cylinder or a weeping steering ram is a matter of finding the right plate and the right kit number. The distributor pages go further and itemise the spools, springs, dust excluders and O-rings, which means a stuck valve section can be rebuilt rather than replaced.

The engine chapters follow the Perkins 1104D-44T and 1104D-44TA through to individual bearings, ring sets and gasket references, and they are split where Perkins changed design — the crankshaft and connecting rod pages carry separate tables for engines before and after the change point, so you match the part to your actual engine rather than to the build year of the machine.

Ordering the Right Part

The catalogue reproduces Manitou’s own ordering instructions. To place a parts order you need the part number, the full designation, the quantity, the machine type, the machine serial number and, where relevant, the identification number of the assembly concerned — mast, jib, cab, engine and so on. Because this book covers two machines that share a large amount of hardware, working from the serial number is the safest route: it is what tells you whether a given plate applies to your MT-X 732 or your MT-X 1030 S T.

Quantity columns marked X mean the item is supplied as required rather than to a fixed count — typically O-rings, shims and seals. Where a parts list continues over more than one page, the page footer carries a plus sign until the final page of that list, so you can tell whether you have seen the whole table.

One limitation worth knowing before you buy: this is a parts identification document, not a repair manual. It shows you what a component is made of and what it is called, but it does not give torque figures, adjustment procedures or fault-finding flow charts. If you are rebuilding a gear box or a differential you will still want the corresponding workshop information for the assembly sequence. What this catalogue does give you is the accurate parts breakdown that any rebuild depends on, and that is usually the harder half to find.

Why This Manitou MT-X 732 and MT-X 1030 S T Parts Catalogue Belongs in the Workshop

With the Manitou MT-X 732 and MT-X 1030 S T parts catalogue CD 647236 on hand you can identify a filter, a hose, a bearing, a seal kit, a hydraulic cylinder component, a cab latch, a lighting unit or an axle part directly from the drawing, quote the correct Manitou part number, and order with confidence instead of sending photographs to a dealer and hoping. It supports scheduled servicing, breakdown repair, hydraulic resealing, brake work, electrical fault tracing and full component overhaul on both machines.

Correct identification matters more than it might sound. Telehandlers are built in overlapping variants, and an incorrect shim, an incorrect seal or an incorrectly specified hydraulic valve can turn a two-hour job into a return visit. Working from the manufacturer’s own illustrated breakdown removes that risk.

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Delivery is immediate. The catalogue is supplied as a PDF download, available as soon as payment clears, with no shipping and no waiting for a printed copy. Keep it on a laptop or tablet in the workshop, print only the plates you need for the job in front of you, and search or scroll the whole 786-page document from any device.