Iveco/Magirus/Deutz parts catalogues

[scottmk1]

My old man has acquired a heap of Iveco/Magirus/Deutz truck parts, mostly new old stock although unfortunately some of it has got wet in storage and rusted. Anyway I'm wondering if anyone knows if there is any parts catalogues available so I can try and identify parts in order to move them on? I know very little about trucks so any help would be appreciated.

 

[qwakers]

Post pics, some of us may recognise some of them...

 

[scottmk1]

Here is a couple of this hub type thing. One of the parts that got rusty, so not sure if that renders it useless.

 

[scottmk1]

An Elges bearing, what part of a truck would these be used on?

 

[scottmk1]

And a couple of air system valves? Theres quite a bit more so if anyone knows a website I can trawl through to check part numbers etc that would be great.

 

[qwakers]

They've all got part numbers on so googles your friend. But the first looks like a front wheel hub, second kingpin bearing, possibly, and 3rd air brake distributor valve. Possibly lol.

 

[Tinbasherdan]

And a couple of air system valves? Theres quite a bit more so if anyone knows a website I can trawl through to check part numbers etc that would be great.

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That air compressor distributor may be something I’m interested in if it’s an unloader type, ie turns the compressor off

 

[morph]

Last pic is a shunt valve, can’t imagine them being very expensive as they are on every trailer!

 

[eLuSiVeMiTe]

My old man has acquired a heap of Iveco/Magirus/Deutz truck parts, mostly new old stock although unfortunately some of it has got wet in storage and rusted. Anyway I'm wondering if anyone knows if there is any parts catalogues available so I can try and identify parts in order to move them on? I know very little about trucks so any help would be appreciate

for moving the iveco stuff it's worth jumping in the Iveco Facebook page. Stuff seems to shift quickly there

 

[m_c]

First is a Brake Carrier, and looks like what you get as part of a wet brake setup.
I'm aware Iveco/Deutz have produced some bizarre axle setups over the years, but I'm not known of anything with wet brakes.

Bearing could be a four wheel drive axle stub bushing.

Top valve, the box hides the end. Does it have an actuator, or an adjuster?

Bottom valve just a pretty standard valve.

 

[scottmk1]

They've all got part numbers on so googles your friend. But the first looks like a front wheel hub, second kingpin bearing, possibly, and 3rd air brake distributor valve. Possibly lol.

Thanks, I've googled the part numbers but a lot of what comes bake doesn't mean much to me hence me asking about them.

Last pic is a shunt valve, can’t imagine them being very expensive as they are on every trailer!

I guess the value isn't too important. The old boy has no use for these things so just looking to shift them on and get a couple of quid.

Thanks @eLuSiVeMiTe I'll have a look there.

First is a Brake Carrier, and looks like what you get as part of a wet brake setup.
I'm aware Iveco/Deutz have produced some bizarre axle setups over the years, but I'm not known of anything with wet brakes.

Bearing could be a four wheel drive axle stub bushing.

Top valve, the box hides the end. Does it have an actuator, or an adjuster?

Bottom valve just a pretty standard valve.

Ok thanks. The top valve end is just plain I think, I'll have to take another look.

 

[scottmk1]

Here is more air stuff:

 

[8ob]

The big castings are for the ends of the rear axle and support the brake shoes on a wedge brake system. The small air chambers above probably go with them.

Bob

 

[m_c]

From roughly left to right my guesses are.
5 Brake chambers.
Old school twin circuit master cylinder.
Relay valve (handbrake)
Some form of pressure regulating valve.
Relay valve (now I've googled it, pressure limiting relay valve, as used for service brakes on park brake axles)
Circuit protection valve.
2 basic button actuated 3/2 valves (probably used for pedal operated things, like old school gear changes/retarders)


I'd guess most parts are for 80/90s era of vehicles.

 

[8ob]

 

[scottmk1]

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Thanks @8ob that explains a lot about some of the parts we have. Probably not much good to anyone if they are 80's/90's era though?

 

[8ob]

Thanks @8ob that explains a lot about some of the parts we have. Probably not much good to anyone if they are 80's/90's era though?

Don`t sling the castings Scott , they look the same as the ones on that 6x6 Deutz of mine. Could you measure the casting across its widest point for me

Bob

 

[scottmk1]

Hi Bob

Do you mean across here? There is another one of these castings, but it's slightly different. I'll see if I can get the old man to take measurements and pics if it's of use to you.

 

[8ob]

That’s the measurement

 

[scottmk1]

Here you go.