Ihimer 6TN Parts Catalog – Don’t Guess a Part Number

If you’re working on an Ihimer 6TN and think you can order parts by looking at a blurry aftermarket diagram, you’ve already lost money. I’ve seen guys bolt on a wrong door because the aftermarket catalog said “fits 6TN” – and it didn’t. This is the OEM Parts Catalog straight from Ihimer S.p.A., published under Pub. No. 1. It’s 22 pages of factory part numbers, assembly breakdowns, and the kind of interchangeability codes that keep a machine from sitting dead in the yard for a week waiting on a return. If you own a 6TN, you need this file on a tablet in the cab.

Operator Room and Wiring Assembly – Page 2 Breakdown

The Parts Catalog opens with the operator room and wirings assembly (Sheet 1-1 on page 2). That’s not a generic “cabin” diagram – it shows every wire route, every harness clip, and the exact part number for the control handle base. If you’re chasing an electrical fault in the cab, the drawing on page 2 tells you which harness assembly you’re looking at. The OCR excerpt confirms the content: operator room and wirings ass’y, doors and options, cabin interior. That’s 22 pages of pure reference data, not a reprint of some Chilton book.

How to Decode the Interchangeability Symbols

Page 3 of the catalog explains symbols you’ll see next to part numbers. A part with a solid dot means “cannot be supplied separately.” A circle means it’s supplied as a separate part – the number is in the remarks column. Then there’s the interchangeability coding: 0750 729 UA with an arrow pointing down to 0750 744 UA means the new part replaces the old and is interchangeable. Down arrow with 0750 659 UA to 0750 669 UA? Not interchangeable. If you ignore these codes, you’ll order a part that doesn’t fit the 6TN serial number range. That’s a wasted week.

Does This Catalog Cover Doors and Options?

Yes – Sheet 1-2 on page 6 covers doors and optionals for the cabin. That includes the glass, handles, hinges, and any optional air conditioning kit that Ihimer offered. The parts index starts on page 13, and the back of the catalog (page 19) gives a full parts index by description. If you need a window latch for a 6TN built after serial number 26127, the catalog tells you the exact part number and whether it supercedes the older latch. No guessing.

22 Pages – What You Get and Why It Matters

The entire Ihimer 6TN Parts Catalog is exactly 22 pages. That sounds thin, but it’s dense. Each page has exploded-view drawings with callouts, a parts table with quantities per unit, and notes like “AR” for as required or “W/” for with. For a machine that’s not common in North American dealerships, having the factory parts breakdown is the difference between ordering a $200 part and a $900 assembly because you didn’t know the lock cylinder was sold separately. I’ve worked on Italian-built equipment – the parts numbering isn’t intuitive. This catalog makes it intuitive.

Source Authenticity – OEM Factory Print, Not a Copy

This file came from the original Ihimer S.p.A. print. It’s not scanned from a photocopy of a photocopy. The OCR text shows the Italian and English versions side by side, with the publisher number and copyright to IHIMER. I’ve used aftermarket parts lists that had the wrong bolt pitch for the 6TN operator seat – those get you hurt. OEM catalogs like this one tie part numbers to engineering drawings. If you’re ordering from an Ihimer dealer, they’ll ask for the part number from this book. You hand them a generic list, they’ll charge you for a return. Get the real thing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this catalog to repair the cabin structure?

This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It shows part numbers and assemblies. It does not have torque specs or repair procedures. For repairs, you need the OEM service manual.

Does this include part numbers for the entire 6TN machine?

No. This catalog covers only the cabin – operator room, doors, wiring, interior, and related options. The parts index lists everything in those sections. For drivetrain or hydraulic parts, you need the other Ihimer 6TN catalogs.

How do I interpret the interchangeability symbols on page 3?

The symbols are explained in the “How to read the Parts Catalog” section. A double arrow between two part numbers (e.g., 0750 729 UA → 0750 744 UA) means the new part is interchangeable with the old. A single arrow with crossed-out text means not interchangeable. Always check your machine number against the range given.

Is this the same as a service manual?

No. A service manual has step-by-step disassembly, inspection, and assembly specs. A parts catalog only lists OEM part numbers and quantities. You need both if you’re rebuilding the cabin.

If you’ve got an Ihimer 6TN sitting in your yard and you’re about to order parts without the factory numbers, stop. Download the Factory Manual – it’s 22 pages of exact OEM data. Pull it up on your phone or tablet before you call the dealer. That one page reference will save you a return freight charge and a week of downtime. I’ve torqued enough bolts to know: the right part number is the cheapest insurance you can buy.