Manitou MT6034, MT6642, MT8044 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs

Ordering the wrong part on a Manitou MT6034, MT6642, or MT8044 radio remote boom control system isn’t a minor mistake – it’s a full-day setback. I’ve watched guys pull a seal kit that looked right but didn’t match the factory bore, then spend two hours on hold with a dealer trying to cross-reference a number. This Manitou MT6034, MT6642, MT8044 Parts Catalog kills that guesswork. It’s the same 66-page document that ships with the machine from Manitou North America – not a reprint, not a third-party compilation. Every part number, every kit code, every safety note comes straight from the factory in Waco, Texas.

What This 66-Page Parts Catalog Covers

The table of contents tells you exactly what you’re getting. Chapter 7 – Factory Installed Service Parts – All Models – starts on page 26. That’s where you find the core components: control boards, transmitters, receivers, harnesses, and mounting hardware for the MT6034, MT6642, and MT8044. Chapter 8 lists Field Installed Kits for model MT6034 (part numbers 806841 and 806842), and Chapter 9 covers kits for the MT6642 and MT8044 (806621, 806622, 806623). Each kit has its own exploded view and parts list. You don’t have to guess which bracket goes with which antenna – it’s on the page.

Safety Chapter: Read It Before You Touch Anything

Page 4 kicks off Chapter 2 – SAFETY. The manual states: “The use of this Radio Remote Boom Control is subject to certain hazards that cannot be eliminated by mechanical means, but only by the exercise of intelligence, care and common sense.” That’s not lawyer talk – that’s a warning that skipping the safety section gets people hurt. The manual covers work platform safety rules, remote start hazards, and proper lift procedures. If you’re raising personnel with a work platform, you need those rules verbatim. No shortcuts.

Why OEM Specifications Matter for a Parts Catalog

Third-party parts lists are a gamble. They might have a typo on the seal size or list a superseded part number that’s been obsolete for years. This catalog was printed by Manitou North America, part number 809767 (R09-06). Every factory installed part and field kit is documented with the same drawings used at the assembly plant. If you’re trying to order a replacement receiver for an MT8044, the catalog gives you the exact part number to hand to the dealer. No cross-referencing, no returns.

Who Needs This Manual on the Bench?

Home garage guys who own a Manitou telehandler will use this to order the right transmitter battery or harness. Shop owners need it to verify kit contents before billing a customer. Experienced techs – yeah, even us – use it to avoid calling the dealer every time we need a part number. The troubleshooting chapter (page 22) helps you narrow down whether a symptom is a bad transmitter or a failed receiver, but the real value is the parts listing on page 26 onward. If you’re working on a radio remote boom control system, you don’t have time to chase wild-goose part numbers.

Related Manuals for Manitou Equipment

If this catalog covers the radio remote system, you might also need the main service manual for the telehandler. Check out K-D Manitou MVT 1230L MVT1230LC Parts Catalog – 264 Pages for the full machine breakdown, or K-D Manitou K5705, K5797, K5755, K1479, K1787 1991 Parts Catalog for older models. For newer year ranges, K-D Manitou K5705, K5797, K5755, K1479 2000 Parts Catalog | OEM Factory Specs gives you similar factory accuracy.

If you need background on how the diesel engine integrates with these systems, this Wikipedia article on diesel engines explains the basics of power delivery that feed the hydraulic pump running the boom.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this manual cover the MT6034 only?

No. It covers all three models: MT6034, MT6642, and MT8044. The factory installed service parts section is for all models; the field kit chapters break out by model number.

Can I use this to service the machine?

This is a parts catalog and operator’s manual combined. It includes service instructions (Chapter 5, page 16) and a troubleshooting guide (Chapter 6, page 22), but for major disassembly you’ll want the full service manual. This gets you the correct part numbers and safety procedures.

What part numbers are listed?

Every factory installed component – control boards, receivers, transmitters, cables, seals, hydraulic fittings – plus six different field-installed kit numbers (806841, 806842, 806621, 806622, 806623).

Is this a PDF download?

Yes. After purchase you can download the full 66-page PDF. It’s the exact same file as the original from Manitou North America.

Stop ordering parts by guesswork. Download the Factory Manual and keep it on your tablet right next to the telehandler. Your parts counter will thank you, and your machine will be back in operation sooner.