Kramer 3006, 3306 2008 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Breakdown

If you are rebuilding a Kramer 3006 or 3306 telescope loader and you need the correct part number for an engine gasket set, you don’t want to guess. I have seen too many jobs turn into a scavenger hunt because someone used a third-party parts lookup. This Kramer 3006, 3306 2008 Parts Catalog gives you the factory exploded views and part numbers straight from Kramer Werke GmbH. 226 pages of German engineering, translated into English and French.

Kramer 3006 & 3306 2008 Parts Catalog: What’s Inside

This catalog breaks down every major system on the loader. The table of contents includes Motor (Engine), Kühlung (Cooling), Bremsanlage (Brake assembly), Lenkung (Steering), Arbeitshydraulik (Work hydraulics), electric, chains, wheels, chassis, cab, heating, and air conditioning. You get the same exploded diagrams that the dealer uses.

Engine and Cooling Systems: Factory Part Numbers

The Motor section covers the engine assembly with callouts for pistons, rings, gaskets, seals, and bolts. The Kühlung section shows the radiator, fan, hoses, and thermostats. Each part number ties back to the original Kramer drawing. Need a water pump for a 3306? You’ll find it in the Cooling chapter with a clear exploded layout.

Brake Assembly: Exploded Views from the OEM Manual

The Brake assembly chapter (Bremsanlage) includes every component from the master cylinder to the caliper pistons. The catalog marks safety-critical parts that must be replaced rather than reused. That warning alone can save you a job failure.

Why You Need the Parts Number Reference List

Page 3 of the catalog shows a Parts Number Reference List (Teilesuchliste). This cross-references the part numbers from the exploded views to the factory ordering system. Instead of flipping pages randomly, you can look up a number and land on the exact diagram. That’s the difference between a 10-minute parts search and a 30-minute headache.

OEM vs Aftermarket Catalogs: A Real-World Difference

I have worked with aftermarket parts catalogs that cram three models into one lookup. They miss the subtle differences between a 3006 and a 3306. This is the real OEM document – 2008 edition, published by Kramer Werke, not a third-party reprint. The part numbers match the labels on the factory components. If you have ever ordered a seal that was 1 mm off, you understand why OEM matters. The Automotive Industry Overview page on Wikipedia covers the broader context, but the specific part numbers come from this binder.

Related OEM parts catalogs you may need: Kramer 850 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts List, Kramer 3207 2008 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts List, and Kramer 750T 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts.

For a general background on construction equipment documentation, see Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia.

FAQ

Does this catalog cover the hydraulic system?

Yes, the Work hydraulics section is included with part numbers for pumps, valves, and cylinders.

How do I use the parts number reference list to find the right part for my machine’s serial number?

First, locate your loader’s serial number – it’s stamped on the chassis tag. Then open the catalog to the Parts Number Reference List (Teilesuchliste). Every part number in that list includes a column for the valid serial number range (ab Fahrgestell-Nr.). The catalog covers from serial no. 400 02 0001 onward. Cross-check your serial number against the range shown next to each part. If your machine falls within that range, the part number is correct. If you see a note like “A = Auslaufteil (bis Fahrgestellnummer)”, that part was used on earlier machines up to a certain serial number. This method eliminates the guesswork of aftermarket lookups.

Download the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep this 226-page parts catalog on your bench. You will save time hunting down the exact Kramer 3006 or 3306 part number.