Manitou MLT 634 120, MLT 735 120, MLT 735 100 2012 Parts Catalog

Having pulled enough wrong parts from aftermarket catalogs to fill a scrap bin, I can tell you straight: a factory parts catalog saves your Saturday. This 2012 Manitou MLT 634 120, MLT 735 120, MLT 735 100 2012 Parts Catalog is the real deal – 980 pages of OEM illustrations, genuine part numbers, and revision notes that show you exactly what changed. No fuzzy scans, no third-party interpretation. Just the same document Manitou dealerships use.

Look at the first page. You’ll see the original French part number, the translation grid, and the update history (IC 671 from 02/2012, IC 731 from 06/2012, IC 780 from 01/2013). That tells me this catalog was maintained over the production life of these machines. You get the latest supercessions without cross-referencing forums.

7 Major Sections from the OEM Manual

The catalog is split into logical binder groups. Binder1 covers chassis and hydraulics – codes like 2AA274 through 8AA1074. Cab1 through Cab4 break down the operator station into separate assemblies: PG289909, PG307767, PG290633, PG307765. Each cab section includes detailed views of the roof, console, and controls. Binder2 handles the drivetrain and electrical – 8AD348 through 17AA44. Then you get the engine-specific sections: moteur1 (PG_MOTEUR_906379) and moteur2 (PG_MOTEUR_301073 and PG_MOTEUR_305309). Finally, Binder3 ties together the transmission, axles, cardan shafts, and final drives. That’s a lot of territory for one document.

Engine Coverage: Moteur1 and Moteur2

For the diesel powerplant, moteur1 includes identifiers BM1 through BM25, and moteur2 picks up BM26 through BM49 plus BM101 and BM102. Each BM code corresponds to a specific engine component group – oil system, fuel injection, cooling, mounting brackets. If you need to order a gasket set or a fuel line, the exact part number is right there in the exploded diagram. Want to understand how the injection pump mounts? Check this Wikipedia article on diesel engines for background, then come back to the catalog for the actual hardware. Remember, this is a parts catalog – it tells you what fits, not how to fix. But that’s exactly what you need when the dealer quotes a number you’re not sure about.

Why This Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Alternatives

I’ve had customers bring in parts from online listings that were “guaranteed to fit” but were off by a bolt hole. Aftermarket catalogs consolidate multiple models into one generic blob. This Manitou original keeps every machine separate – MLT 634 120, MLT 735 120, MLT 735 100. Each model has its own part number routing. For example, the handbrake assembly on page 2 shows component details for tube diameters and repair kit numbers (6BA122, 6BA240, 6BA241). Try finding that level of detail in a third-party print. You won’t. If you work on these machines regularly, Manitou MLT 735 120, MLT 741 120, MLT 742 2005 Parts Catalog – 998 Pages covers an earlier generation, and K-D Manitou MVT 1230L MVT1230LC Parts Catalog – 264 Pages handles the smaller compact telehandlers.

Who Needs This Manual on Their Bench

You – if you’re a home garage mechanic who bought a used MLT 634 120 and wants to keep it running without dealer markup. Or you run a small fleet of loaders and need to stock the right filters and seals. This catalog answers that one question: “What’s the correct part number?” No guesswork, no cross-referencing aftermarket charts. The exploded views are drawn to scale, and the index at the front lets you jump straight to any binder section. K-D Manitou K5705, K5797, K5755, K1479, K1787 1991 Parts Catalog is another valuable reference if you work on older Manitou equipment.

For professional shops, having this on PDF means you can print only the page you need – or search the PDF for a part number instantly. The original file is multilingual (French, German, Spanish, English, Italian), so the part numbers remain the same regardless of language. That’s important when you order from a supplier who uses the French catalog.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include repair procedures or torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog only – exploded diagrams and part numbers. You need the service manual for disassembly steps.

What models are covered in this 2012 edition?

Three models: MLT 634 120 (LSU, Powershift, G-E3 and Series G-E3), MLT 735 120 (LSU, Powershift, Series 7-E3), and MLT 735 100 (LSU, Series 7-E3). All serial number ranges are listed on the cover page.

How do I navigate to the correct section for a specific component?

Start with the INDEX-647387 at the front. That lists every binder group and major assembly code (like 2AA274 for a hydraulic valve, or BM1 for engine parts). Each binder group page then shows an overview of the assemblies within. From there, open the specific page number listed next to the group. For example, cab1 begins at PG289909 and includes pages 8AB1182 through 8AD212. If you’re looking for a cab trim piece, you can go directly to that section. The exploded views include callout numbers that correspond to the parts list at the bottom of the page. Cross-reference the callout number with the item number to get the OEM part number and quantity.

Is this a genuine Manitou factory document?

Yes. It’s the original 2012 factory catalog with official Manitou part numbers, revision history, and binder codes. No aftermarket reprint.

You’ve got a hundred other things to do on a Saturday. Don’t waste time guessing parts. Download the Factory Manual – the 980-page PDF that puts the right part number in your hand. this Wikipedia article on diesel engines for engine background, then get the catalog to find the pieces.