Powerscreen Warrior 1400 Parts Catalog – 139 Pages of Factory Specs

You’ve got a Powerscreen Warrior 1400 down for a gearbox rebuild, and the parts guy is asking for a serial number and figure numbers you don’t have. Or you’re chasing a hydraulic filter and the aftermarket catalog shows three different sizes—none of them fit. That’s the headache this Parts Catalog solves. 139 pages of genuine Powerscreen International part numbers, cross-referenced to machine serial numbers, with the actual ordering procedure printed in black and white. No aftermarket guessing, no returns.
When You Need the Right Part Number
Page 3 of this manual lays out the parts ordering rules exactly. You give the machine type, the serial number (from the machine plate), the Item No., Part No., Description, and Fig. No. for the part. Skip any one of those and your order sits on hold. The manual also includes the full contact details for Powerscreen International Distribution in Northern Ireland and Terex Crushing & Screening Inc. in Louisville, Kentucky. If you’re in North America, you call the Louisville office. Those numbers are on page 4.
What the 139 Pages Actually Cover
Here’s what’s inside: Section 9.1 General Information tells you straight up that only genuine Powerscreen parts guarantee correct material, dimensions, and finish. Section 9.2 is the ordering procedure. Sections 9.3.1 and 9.3.2 list the contact details for both the UK and US parts divisions. Section 9.4 is the index to spare parts listings, then Section 9.5 has the actual listings with exploded views and part numbers. Section 9.6 is the index of parts—so you can look up a part number and find the figure it appears on. That’s the whole workflow: identify the part, reference the figure, order by the book.
3 Reasons to Use the Factory Parts Catalog
First, aftermarket parts often have the wrong material or dimensions. The manual states that only original equipment manufacturer parts can be relied on for correct fit. Second, using non-genuine parts voids the Powerscreen guarantee—the manual says that in black ink on page 3. Third, the parts numbers in this catalog are tied to machine serial numbers starting from 12202827 and up. You order by serial range, you get the right part the first time. No RMA headaches.
Does This Manual Include Torque Specs?
No, this is a Parts Catalog, not a service or repair manual. You won’t find torque values, lubricant capacities, or adjustment procedures here. What you get is the exact factory part numbers and ordering info you need to source genuine components. For the service side, you’ll want the corresponding workshop manual. But if you’re rebuilding a Warrior 1400 and you need the correct bearing, seal, or hydraulic component, this catalog is the link between your bench and the parts counter.
How to Order Parts the Right Way
Open the manual to the Spare Parts Listings section. Find the figure number for the assembly you’re working on. Write down the Item No. and Part No. from the listing. Check the machine serial number plate—it’s required. Then call the Louisville office at 001 (502) 736 5200, or fax the order form on page 5 to 001 (502) 736 5203. Email goes to Parts-Powerscreen@terexcs.com. The manual includes a blank order form you can photocopy—use it. Every order without a serial number gets delayed.
Source Authenticity: OEM vs Aftermarket
This is a Powerscreen International factory issue—issue 04 EG. The copyright page (page 2) states it’s from Powerscreen International Distribution Ltd., Dungannon, N. Ireland. That’s the same source the equipment dealers use. Aftermarket parts catalogs commonly repackage generic numbers that don’t account for serial number breaks or engineering revisions. This manual does. If you want to understand the heavy equipment industry and why OEM parts matter, start with the Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia—it’s a decent primer on supply chain standards. Then come back to this catalog for the specifics.
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- Q: Does this catalog fit the Warrior 1400 serial number range 12202827 to current?
- Yes. The manual covers from M/c SN 12202827 onward, as noted on the front cover. Earlier machines may need a different revision.
- Q: Is this a PDF download or a physical book?
- This is a digital PDF download. 139 pages, fully searchable.
- Q: Can I use these part numbers to cross-reference aftermarket parts?
- You can, but the manual states that only genuine Powerscreen parts are guaranteed for material and dimensions. Aftermarket parts may not match, and using them voids the manufacturer warranty.
- Q: Where do I find the machine serial number?
- On the machine plate. Section 1 – Technical Information of the full machine manual shows its location. This parts catalog references the serial number for ordering but doesn’t republish that section.
You need the right parts to keep that Warrior 1400 running. The phone numbers, fax lines, and email are right there in Section 9.3. Stop cross-referencing aftermarket lists and order the genuine components. Download the Factory Manual now and keep it on your bench—it’ll save you a lot of phone time.





David M. –
Great workshop guide. It is easily zoomable on my tablet without losing quality. Every torque spec is provided for Powerscreen Warrior. I will recommend this shop to others.
William H. –
Great OEM spec sheet. Instant access after checkout. Contains precise bolt torque specs for Powerscreen. I will recommend this shop to others.
Richard G. –
I am extremely satisfied with this purchase. The pages are clean and well indexed. It assisted me to troubleshoot my Powerscreen Warrior electrical connector. Saved my weekend project! Thank you.