Manitou MLT 625-75 H 2011 Parts Catalog

You need a part number for that boom cylinder seal kit. Dig through three aftermarket websites, get a number that doesn’t match, order it anyway, and wait a week – only to find the O-ring is the wrong shore hardness. That’s what happens when you rely on third-party lists or guesswork. This is the genuine OEM Manitou MLT 625-75 H 2011 Parts Catalog, straight from Manitou North America. It’s 395 pages of factory-issued exploded views, item numbers, and part references. No reprints, no aftermarket interpretation.

What You Get with This Parts Catalog

This is a parts manual – not a service manual. It shows you every nut, bolt, hose, and hydraulic line in exploded diagrams, each labeled with an item number. Turn to the corresponding parts list page, and you get the exact OEM part number, description, quantity, and dimensions where needed. The booklet covers the entire machine from boom to cab to drivetrain. Need the brake circuit? That’s section 6 BA 314. Cab assembly? Sections 8 AA 845 and 8 AB 1240–1247. The engine section alone runs from 4 AA 1007 through AK 250 – air filters, alternator, starter, everything.

Does This Manual Cover the Engine?

Yes – it includes detailed part breakdowns for the engine and its subsystems. Look under “ENGINE, AIR FILTERS” (4 AA 1007) and “ENGINE, ALTERNATOR ASSEMBLY” (AK 243). You’ll also find sections for the engine block, fuel system, cooling, and electrical components. If your MLT 625-75 H has a Perkins or Caterpillar diesel, the part numbers align with the original build. Refer to this Wikipedia article on diesel engines for context on common diesel architectures, but the part numbers here are Manitou-specific.

3 Reasons to Use the Factory Parts Catalog

One: Accuracy. Every part number comes from Manitou’s own engineering data, not a parts-store lookup that cross-references wrong. Two: Updates. This catalog – catalog 51900005, revised March 2011 – includes the latest factory revisions. Manitou updates parts continuously; you need the R-03-2011 edition to avoid obsolete numbers. Three: Transparency. The illustrations show exactly how parts relate – you see a bracket with four bolts and know you need all four. No guessing what else might be missing.

Understanding the Table of Contents Layout

The contents are structured by major assemblies: boom (5 BA 693), brake circuit (6 BA 314), cab (8 AA 845–8 AB 1247), electric circuits (11 AA 1488–11 CD 207), and driveline components. Each section has a unique alphanumeric code – for example, the cab windshield wipers fall under 8 AB 1245, and the fuse layout under 11 AA 1490. Page numbers are not sequential in this catalog; you navigate by the section numbers printed in the bookmarks and on each page. The general information page (page 2) tells you what serial numbers and model IDs to have ready when ordering. Record your truck model and serial number before you start – that data is required by the factory.

Who Needs This Manual?

If you own a Manitou MLT 625-75 H telehandler and need to order replacement parts, this catalog is your single source. It’s also useful for fleet mechanics who maintain multiple Manitou units, especially the MLT series. Aftermarket cross-reference guides are fine for generic fasteners, but when it’s a hydraulic compensator valve or a cab door latch assembly, you need the real part number. DIY owners: don’t waste money on wrong parts. This catalog pays for itself after one correct order.

For other Manitou parts catalogs, check out K-D Manitou MVT 1230L MVT1230LC Parts Catalog – 264 Pages, K-D Manitou K5705, K5797, K5755, K1479, K1787 1991 Parts Catalog, or K-D Manitou K5705, K5797, K5755, K1479 2000 Parts Catalog | OEM Factory Specs.

Is this a PDF or a printed manual?

It’s a digital PDF download – 395 pages, searchable, printable.

Can I use this to find service procedures like torque specs?

No, this is a parts catalog. It lists parts and diagrams – not repair steps. For service info, you need the corresponding service manual. But the part numbers here are essential for ordering the correct components before you start the job.

Does it include wiring diagrams?

It includes electric circuit sections (e.g., 11 AA 1488, 11 CB 1132) that show components and connections in schematic form, but they are parts-identification drawings, not full diagnostic wiring diagrams. Still, you can identify every connector and harness part number from them.

What if my MLT 625-75 H has a different serial number range?

This catalog covers the MLT 625-75 H S1 – E3 series. If your serial number falls outside those groups, you may need a later revision. Contact Manitou North America – their contact info is on page 1 of the catalog.

Stop chasing ghost part numbers. Download the Factory Manual and get the right fastener the first time. Every bolt, every seal, every hose – it’s all in these 395 pages. this Wikipedia article on diesel engines has general info, but for your Manitou, this PDF is the only spec you need.