Man Mantis Epc Spare Parts List v720!12!2023 New Interface

MAN MANTIS EPC Spare Parts List
v720 12.2023 New Interface

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DescriptionMAN MANTIS EPC v720 12.2023 Spare Parts Catalog New

InterfaceSize: 10.1GB (After installation)Interface + Database Languages: Cestina,
Dansk, Deutch, English, Espanol, Francais, Hrvatski…etc (you can refer to
pictures below)Type of program: Electronic part catalog of MANTIS 12.2023OS:
Window 7, Window 10 64bit 22h2 Pro (Tested on Window 10 64bit 22h2
Pro)Version: v720 of Mantis 12.2023 EPCMantis 720 12.2023Mantis
V720 12.2023Year: 12.2023Developer: Lexcom DeveloperRelease Date: Oct
2023How To Install: PresentPrint Functions: PresentInstallation: Multiple PCsMAN
MANTIS 12.2023 EPC Version v720 New Interface is an electronic parts catalog
for all MAN trucks, buses, engines and components.PRIMARY
MODELS:COACHTRUCKENGINETOOLSREFERENCE MODELS:MAN Coach B
P10 00 N22163 SHD TOURLINERC 22.16 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B
R10 00 LION’S COACH (13M) 22.16 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B 18C
00 LION 4 CITY 18M 18.16 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B 12C 00 LION 4
CITY 12M Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B R62 00 UEL INTERCITY
13.25M 28.15 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B R61 00 UEL INTERCITY
13M 27.15 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B R60 00 UEL INTERCITY 12M
27.15 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B RR9 00 18T HOCL-UEL-SD-CIB
29.14 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B RC3 00 18T HOCL-LE-SD 27.14
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B RR5 00 26T HOCLN-SD 14.14 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN Coach B P06 00 SKYLINER L 08.14 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B RR3 00 18.HOCL-SD CIB 06.14 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B A95 00 ND 323363 FR 12M 3-ACHSER 26.13 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN Coach B A45 00 LION’S CITY CLE 13.7M 06.13 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B A36 00 LION’S CITY C 13.7M 03.13 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B A49 00 LION’S CITY GLLE 18.7M 27.12 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B A94 00 14250 HOCLR-NL-CIB 3-ACHSER 20.12 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P27 00 JETLINER C 15.12 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B A44 00 LION’S CITY LLE 15M 05.12 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B P26 00 JETLINER 02.12 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
Coach B A40 00 LION’S CITY GL 18.75M 28.11 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
Coach B R40 00 24460 HOCLN CIB 20.11 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B
P05 00 SKYLINER L 33.10 – 18.14 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B RR2 00
18T HOCL-SD 32.09 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B RR4 00 26T
HOCLN-SD 22.09 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B RR6 00 26T HOCLN-DD
15.09 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B RC2 00 18T HOCL-LE-SD 02.09
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B RR8 00 18T HOCL-LS-SD 14.08 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B 456 00 CENTROLINER MIDI 04.08 – 08.11 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B R39 00 18410430 HOCLR CIB 33.07 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN Coach B 488 00 ND 313-DUBAI 33.07 – 01.14 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B J33 00 N 6321 GELENK-TROLLET 29.06 – 21.09 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P15 00 N 1217 HD CITYLINER C 14.06 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B PB1 00 N 11223 C SKYLINER 12.06 – 22.10
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B PB2 00 N 11223 L SKYLINER 12.06 –
22.10 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B R09 00 LION’S COACH C (13.3M)
35.05 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P20 00 N 22163 SHD TOURLINER
C 34.05 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P14 00 N 1216 HD CITYLINER
16.05 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P16 00 N 1218 HD CITYLINER L
14.05 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B R37 00 24410460 HOCLNR-15M
12.05 – 27.14 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A47 00 LION’S CITY M (NL
243283 10.5M) 11.05 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P11 00 STARLINER
C 08.05 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B R14 00 LION’S REGIO C (13M)
07.05 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P 25 00 N 3516 UE TRENDLINER C
(13M) 36.04 – 18.09 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B R33 00 18260410460
HOCLR 20.04 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P12 00 STARLINER L 04.04
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B 467 00 N4520 P CENTROLINER 34.03 –
01.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A39 00 LION’S CITY DD (ND313)
34.03 – 01.14 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P24 00 N35163 UE
TRENDLINER L 21.03 – 14.10 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B R13 00
LION’S REGIO L 21.03 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A92 00 LION’S
6120 19.03 – 15.13 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B R12 00 LION’S REGIO
17.03 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P23 00 N 3516 UE TRENDLINER
17.03 – 14.10 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B 487 00 N 4516
CENTROLINER T 11.03 – 14.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A38 00
NL 243283 F 11.03 – 01.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A89 00 SL
18.220260280 HOCLR-F 07.03 – 21.14 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B
A90 00 SG 28.260310 HGOCL-F 07.03 – 33.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
Coach B A91 00 SUE 223253263313-F 07.03 – 21.14 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B 466 00 N 4516 CENTROLINER P 36.02 – 13.09 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A78 00 LION’S CITY LE UE 33.02 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN Coach B 861 00 N6216 TROLLEY 28.02 – 20.09 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN Coach B A82 00 18.310350360400410 HOCLR LBC 26.02 –
33.09 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A85 00 18.220280 HOCLR-CKD
25.02 – 34.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A83 00 14.280 HOCLR
22.02 – 18.10 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A84 00 18.220260280310
HOCLR-NL-CIB 22.02 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P22 00 N 22163
SHD TOURLINER L 20.02 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P21 00 N 2216
SHD TOURLINER 17.02 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B 486 00 N 4516
CENTROLINER 10.02 – 08.11 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B 489 00 N
45214522 CENTROLINER G 10.02 – 08.11 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach
B A77 00 12.220 HOCLR-SR 06.02 – 27.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach
B A37 00 LION’S CITY (NL 243283 EX. STEHENDER MOTOR) 03.02 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN Coach B A81 00 24.400460 HOCLNR-CKD 36.01 – 14.01 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A34 00 ND 313363 FR 35.01 – 20.07 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN Coach B A80 00 12.220 HOCL-NL-CIB 34.01 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B J23 00 NG 243 M18 LPG 29.01 – 08.04 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B R08 00 LION’S COACH L 20.01 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B A67 00 14.280 HOCLR 15.01 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
Coach B R07 00 LION’S COACH 14.01 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach L
A52 00 13.220 HOCL-SKD 06.01 – 08.04 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B
R03 00 LION’S STAR L 24.00 – 14.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B R02
00 LION’S STAR 24.00-14.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A75 00
LION’S CLASSIS G 23.00-36.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A74 00
LION’S CLASSIS 11.00-36.10 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B J21 01
NL243 M12-WIENER-LINIEN 08.00 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A35 00
NM 223283 F 01.00-25.04 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A32 00 RH
403463-13.7M-SKD 24.99-04.04 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A04 00
UEL 313353-13.7M 19.99-23.05 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A72 00
LION’S CLASSIC UE 18.99-10.09 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A30 00
NLNUE 263313353 F-15M Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A76 00 12.220
HOCLR-NL Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B J22 00 NL 242 M12 F-LPG
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B J30 00 NMT 222 M10 F 10.99-16.04 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B ALE 00 VORSTADTBUS AUTODROMO 01.99
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A26 00 LION’S CITY L 34.98 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN Coach B A28 00 NL 263 24.98-30.02 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B A31 00 NL 263 F 24.98-30.02 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
Coach B A21 01 NL 223 KVB 19.98 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A33 00
RH 353403 F 18.98-08.03 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B J17 02 NL 240F
LPG-ITALIEN 11.98 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A69 00 18.220
HOCLR-NL 10.98 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A25 00 LION’S CITY
UELL 08.98-21.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A66 00 1214.220
HOCLR-NL 01.98 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A24 00 NG 263313 F
32.97 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A27 00 NL 262 R 28.97-36.00 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A59 00 24.310350 HOCLNRNL-DD 25.97-30.02
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A11 02 NG 312-SVB 16.97 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN Coach L A63 00 18.220290370 FOCR-SKD 04.97-10.07 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A54 00 24.350400 HOCLN 03.97-35.06 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A23 00 LION’S CITY G 34.96 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B 469 70 GOEPPEL-AUFBAU 30.96 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B A29 00 NL 232 F-CNG 28.96-25.00 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B A10 03 NL 262-BVG 28.96 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
Coach L A64 00 18.230250 HOCLR-SKD 28.96-34.05 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B A11 01 NG 312-BVG 28.96 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
Coach B A01 00 UEL 313353 25.96-15.05 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B
A22 00 NL 223263313 F 25.96 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A21 00
LION’S CITY 22.96 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A13 00 RH
352402422-SKD Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A20 00 LION’S CITY UE
13.96 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A51 02 18.310 HOCL-FRANKREICH
03.96 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach L A56 00 24.370420 HOCLNR-SKD
22.95-19.00 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A18 00 NG 232 CNG
03.95-27.99 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach L A55 00
18.310313350370400420 HOCLR-SKD 03.95-16.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
Coach B A19 00 NG 312 F 36.94-20.99 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B
A17 00 EL 202 F 35.94-20.99 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A53 00
13.210220230 HOCLR 30.94-16.04 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A16 00
EL 202262 F 23.94-29.99 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A09 00 NL 202
FR-SKD-AUSTRALIEN 10.94-27.01 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach L A60
00 18.220230250 HOCL-SKD (SL) 36.93-25.01 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
Coach L A61 00 28.270 HGOCL-SKD (SG) 36.93-25.01 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B PB2 00 N 11223 L SKYLINER 12.06 – 22.10 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN Coach B PB1 00 N 11223 C SKYLINER 12.06 – 22.10 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN Coach L L53 00 LE 810T 42 BL D08..FOC (R6) 12.95 –
08.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach L L52 00 810T 42 FOC 12.95 – 09.01
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach L L51 00 8T 42 FOCL (4-ZYLINDER
MOTOR) 22.94 – 09.01 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach L L50 00 8T 42 FOC
(4-ZYLINDER MOTOR) 22.94 – 09.01 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach L L05
00 89T 42 FOC 16.88 – 28.94 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B J33 00 N
6321 GELENK-TROLLEY 29.06 – 21.09 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B
J30 00 NMT 222 M10 F 10.99 – 16.04 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B J23
00 NG 243 M18 LPG 29.01 – 08.04 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B J22 00
NL 242 M12 F-LPG 10.99 – 01.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B J19 00
NGT 204F 17.95 – 32.02 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B J17 02 NL 240F
LPG-ITALIEN 11.98 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B J17 01 NL 240F
LPG-AUVASA VALLADOLID 16.96 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B J10 00
NG 235F LPG 05.94 – 32.02 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B J07 00 NL
205 M11 LPG 25.90 – 32.02 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B ALE 00
VORSTADTBUS AUTODROMO 01.99 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A95
00 ND 323363 FR 12M 3-ACHSER 26.13 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B
A94 00 14250 HOCLR-NL-CIB 3-ACHSER 20.12 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
Coach B A92 00 LIONS 6120 19.03 – 15.13 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach
B A91 00 SUE 223253263313-F 07.03 – 21.14 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
Coach B A90 00 SG 28.260310 HGOCL-F 07.03 – 33.08 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B A89 00 SL 18.220260280 HOCLR-L 07.03 – 21.14 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A83 00 14.280 HOCLR 22.02 – 18.10 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN Coach B A84 00 18.220260280310 HOCLR-NL-CIB 22.02 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A85 00 18.220280 HOCLR-CKD 25.02 – 34.08
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A89 00 SL 18.220260280 HOCLR-F 07.03
– 21.14 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A90 00 SG 28.260310 HGOCL-F
07.03 – 33.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A91 00 SUE
223253263313-F 07.03 – 21.14 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A92 00
LIONS 6120 19.03 – 15.13 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A94 00 14250
HOCLR-NL-CIB 3-ACHSER 20.12 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B A95 00
ND 323363 FR 12M 3-ACHSER 26.13 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B ALE
00 VORSTADTBUS AUTODROMO 01.99 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B
J13 00 NGT 204-M16.5 34.93 – 31.97 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B J21
01 NL 243 M12-WIENER-LINER 08.00 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P05
00 SKYLINER L 33.10 – 18.14 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P06 00
SKYLINER L 08.14 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P10 00 N22163 SHD
TOURLINERC 22.16 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P11 00 STARLINER
C 08.05 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P12 00 STARLINER L 04.04
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P14 00 N 1216 HD CITYLINER 16.05
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P15 00 N 1217 HD CITYLINER C 14.06
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P16 00 N 1218 HD CITYLINER L 14.05
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P20 00 N 22163 SHD TOURLINER C
34.05 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P21 00 N 2216 SHD TOURLINER
17.02 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P22 00 N 22163 SHD TOURLINER L
20.02 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P23 00 N 3516 UE TRENDLINER
17.03 – 14.10 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P24 00 N 35163 UE
TRENDLINER L 21.03 – 14.10 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P25 00 N
3516 UE TRENDLINER C (13M) 36.04 – 18.09 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
Coach B P26 00 JETLINER 02.12 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B P27 00
JETLINER C 15.12 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B PB1 00 N 11223 C
SKYLINER 12.06 – 22.10 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B PB2 00 N 11223
L SKYLINER 12.06 – 22.10 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B R02 00 LION’S
STAR 24.00 – 14.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B R03 00 LION’S STAR
L 24.00 – 14.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B R07 00 LION’S COACH
14.01 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B R08 00 LION’S COACH L 20.01
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B R09 00 LION’S COACH C (13.3M) 35.05
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B R10 00 LION’S COACH (13M) 22.16 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B R12 00 LION’S REGIO 17.03 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B R13 00 LION’S REGIO L 21.03 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B R14 00 LION’S REGIO C (13M) 07.05 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B R33 00 18260410460 HOCLR 20.04 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B R37 00 24410460 HOCLNR-15M 12.05 – 27.14 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN Coach B R39 00 18410430 HOCLR CIB 33.07 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B R40 00 24460 HOCLN CIB 20.11 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B R60 00 UEL INTENCITY 12M 27.15 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B R61 00 UEL INTENCITY 13M 27.15 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B R62 00 UEL INTENCITY 13.25M Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B RC2 00 18T HOCL-LE-SD – 02.09 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B RC3 00 18T HOCL-LE-SD 27.14 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B RNK 00 DOROMAT 873 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
Coach B RNK 01 DOROMAT 874 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B RR2 00
18T HOCL-SD CIB 32.09 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B RR3 00
18.HOCL-SD CIB 06.14 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B RR4 00 26T
HOCLN-SD 22.09 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B RR5 00 26T HOCLN-SD
14.14 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B RR6 00 26T HOCLN-DD 15.09
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B RR8 00 18T HOCL-LS-SD 14.08 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B RR9 00 18T HOCL-UEL-SD-CIB 29.14 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B 899 00 NL 202 MUENCHEN 34.90-24.96 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B 893 00 NL 205 M11 LPG Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B 893 00 UEL 242272292312322 06.90-31.96 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN Coach B 898 00 NL 202222252262310 F 35.89-07.07 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B 897 00 SG 292 F 22.89-24.96 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B 895 00 NL 202 19.89-11.93 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
Coach B 896 00 NG 242272 18.89-05.93 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach L
754 00 16.240290370 HOCLR-SKD-PHILIPPINEN 16.89-03.99 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach L 753 00 16.240290 HOC-SKD-PHILIPPINEN 13.89-09.01
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach L 753 00 1011.150180190220230
HOCLR-SKD-AUSTRALIEN 07.89-08.04 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B
469 00 1011.150180190220230 HOCLR 32.87-16.04 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B 888 00 SUE 242 16.87-10.99 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
Coach B 890 00 SG 242292 F 08.87-31.98 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B
887 00 SUE 280290 F 22.86-02.97 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B 886 00
SG 280 HF 22.86-13.88 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach L 475 00 16.360372
HOCLR 18.86-36.96 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B 474 00 2224.330-420
HOCLNR 18.86-36.96 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B 880 00 MAN 292
01.86-28.93 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B 883 00 MAN 292332362 HF
25.85-28.93 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B 882 00 MAN 292332362 H
13.85-29.93 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B 793 00 SG 242292322
10.85-31.98 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B 795 00 SG 242282 H
28.84-12.90 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B 791 00 SL 202 19.84-21.96
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B 584 00 SUE 240 16.84-22.88 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN Coach B 845 01 GS UEH 270290320370-M12 36.83 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN Coach B 789 01 SUE 240280 31.82-12.90 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B 789 00 SUE 240280 31.82-12.90 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach L 563 00 89.136170 FOC 19.82-25.88 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach L 444 03 16.200240 FOC 01.82-07.98 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B 594 00 SL 200 16.80-02.84 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
Coach B 593 01 SG 280 H DAN COOP 15.80-11.87 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
Coach B 579 00 SR 240280-12 M RUE 240280 32.79-36.88 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B 597 01 SR 280 DAN COOP 32.79-36.88 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B 592 00 SD 202 F 14.79-07.94 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
Coach L 470 00 16.240280290360372 HOCLR 07.79-36.96 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach L 471 00 16.240280290 HOC 04.79-36.96 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B 583 00 SUE 240 F 30.78-36.80 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN Coach B 199 00 SL 200 F 16.77-34.94 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
Coach B 197 02 SR 280 DAN COOP 07.75-17.80 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
Coach B 192 03 SL 200 DAN COOP 28.72-27.88 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
Coach B 192 03 SL 200 DAN COOP 28.72-27.88 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
Coach B 474 50 AUFBAU CAETANO Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B RNK
01 DOROMAT 874 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B RNK DOROMAT 873
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN Coach B 469 50 AUFBAU CAETANO Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN TRUCK Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 29V 00 TGE
5,5T 42 FAHRGESTELL MIT FHS 22.18 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L
34V 00 TGE 5,0T 42 SUSI KASTEN 22.18 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L
33V 00 TGE 5,5T 42 KASTEN 22.18 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 30V
00 TGE 5,5T 42 FAHRGESTELL MIT DOKA 22.18 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L 31V 00 TGE 3,5T 42F WINDLAUF FLACHRAHMENT 22.18 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 32V 00 TGE 5,5T 42 WINDLAUF 22.18 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 35V 00 ETGE 3,5T 42F KASTEN 22.18 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN TRUCK L N54 00 12.D08 42 BL-BUS (R6) 15.18 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L N55 00 TGL 12.D08 42 BL-BUS (R4) 15.08 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 04 00 TGX20 42 BL-WW-CKD 28.17 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 17V 00 TGE 3T 44 FAHRGESTELL MIT DOKA 19.17
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 16V 00 TGE 5T 42 FAHRGESTELL MIT
FHS 19.17 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 18V 00 TGE 3.5T 42
FAHRGESTELL MIT DOKA 19.17 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 26V 00
TGE 3.5T 42 PODEST 19.17 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 23V 00 TGE
3.5T 44 WINDLAUF 19.17 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 19V 00 TGE
3.5T 44 FAHRGESTELL MIT DOKA 19.17 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L
24V 00 TGE 5T 42 WINDLAUF 19.17 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 20V
00 TGE 5T 42 FAHRGESTELL MIT DOKA 19.17 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L 25V 00 TGE 3.5T 42F PODEST 19.17 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L 22V 00 TGE 3.5T 42 WINDLAUF 19.17 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L 28V 00 TGE 5T 42 PODEST 19.17 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L 22V 00 TGE 3.5T 42 WINDLAUF 19.17 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L 14V 00 TGE 3.5T 42 FAHRGESTELL MIT FHS 19.17 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 21V 00 TGE 3.5T 42F WINDLAUF 19.17 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 15V 00 TGE 3.5T 44 FAHRGESTELL MIT FHS 19.17
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 11V 00 TGE 3,5T 42 KASTEN 19.17
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 13V 00 TGE 3T 44 FAHRGESTELL MIT
FHS 19.17 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 12V 00 TGE 5T 42 KASTEN
19.17 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 27V 00 TGE 3.5T 44 PODEST
19.17 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 06V 00 TGE 3.5T 44 KOMBI 15.17
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 02V 00 TGE 3T 44 KASTEN 15.17 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 09V 00 TGE 3T 42F DOKA 15.17 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 03V 00 TGE 3.5T 42F KASTEN 15.17 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 04V 00 TGE 3.5T 44 KASTEN 15.17 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 08V 00 TGE 3.5T 42F FHS 15.17 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 07V 00 TGE 3T 42T FHS 15.17 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 05V 00 TGE 3.5T 42F KOMBI 15.17 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 10V 00 TGE 3.5T 42F DOKA 15.17 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 01V 00 TGE 3T 42F KASTEN 15.17 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 66S 00 TGS 50 10X8-6 BBL 24.16 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 75W 00 TGS 66 BB-WW-CKD 19.16 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 75W TGS 33 66 BB-WW-CKD 19.16 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 46S 00 TGS 23T 622 LL-U CT D20D26.. 16.15 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L ME1 01 CLA 31T 84 BB-CKD D08.. 07.15 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L MF0 01 CLA 18T 42 BB 29.14 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L N67 00 TGM 13T 44 BL-TIB D08..(R6) 28.14 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 03M 00 TGS 40T 66 BB D20D26.. 17.14 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 49W 00 TGS 32T 84 BB-WW 09.13 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L MF2 01 CLA FO 18T 42 LL D08 01.13 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 01M 00 TGS 18T 44 BB D20D26 32.11 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK O 993 00 JOSKIN ACHSEN 20.11 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 88X 00 TGX 28T 62-2 BB-CKD 17.11 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L N66 00 TGM 13T 44 BB-TIB D08..(R6) 31.10 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 52W 00 TGS 18T 44 BB-WW 27.10 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 02M 00 TGS 26T 66 BB D20D26.. 25.10 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L MED 01 CLA 31T 84 BB D08 25.10 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 60W 00 TGS 3541T 88 BB-WW 24.10 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 18W 00 TGS 26T 62-2, 62-4 BL-WW 24.10 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 19W 00 TGS 28T 62-2 BL-WW 24.10 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 04M 00 TGS 35T 88 BB D20D26.. 14.10 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 06W 00 TGS 19T 42 BLS-WW 08.10 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 30W 00 TGS 2633T 64 BLS-WW 08.10 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 72W 00 TGS 19T 42 BLS-WW-CKD 07.10 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 76W 00 TGS 33T 64 BB-WW-CKD 33.09 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 73W 00 TGS 28T 62-2 BL-WW-CKD 33.09 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 28X 00 TGX 28T 64 BB-CKD 33.09 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 78W 00 TGS 26T 64 BL-WW-CKD 33.09 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 27X 00 TGX 28T 64 BB 33.09 – 13.11 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L MA5 01 CLA 18T 42 BB D08.. (R6) 26.09 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L X 93 00 22T 66 BB-CKD DFAEXDFAREX D08..(HX) Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 79W 00 TGS 41T 84 BB-WW-CKD 24.09 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L HM1 00 TGA 18T 44 BB D20D26.. 24.0916.12
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L N44 00 TGM 26T 62-4 LL D08..(R6)
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 77W 00 TGS 40T 64 BB-WW-CKD 19.09
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 26W 00 TGS 33T 64 BB-WW 19.09 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 34W 00 TGS 40T 64 BB-WW 18.09 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 71W 00 TGS 19T 42 BBS-WW-CKD 18.09 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L N46 00 TGM 26T 62-4-BL D08.. (R6)14.09
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 03W 00 TGS 19T 42 BBS-WW 12.09
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 42S 00 TGS 26T 64H2, 64H4 BL
D20D26.. 32.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L HM4 00 TGA 3541T 88
BB D20D26.. 30.08 – 16.12 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L HM2 00 TGA
2633T 66 BB D20D26.. 27.08 – 16.02 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L
HM3 00 TGA 40T 66 BB D20D26.. 25.08 – 16.12 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L HV8 00 TGA 32T 84 BB-WW D20.. 22.08 – 10.11 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L HV4 00 TGA 28T 62-2 BL-WW D20D26.. 21.08 – 10.11
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L HV1 00 TGA 26T 62-2.62-4 BL-WW
D20D26.. 20.08 – 10.11 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L HV6 00 TGA
3541T 88 BB-WW D20.. 19.08 – 10.11 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L
HV5 00 TGA 18T 44 BB-WW D20.. 16.08 – 10.11 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L X92 00 18T 44 BB-CKD FAEXFAREX D08.. (HX) 15.08 – 16.15 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L X81 00 44T 88 BBS V8 (HX) 15.08 – 16.15
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L HV7 00 TGA 28T 62-2 BL-WW-CKD
D20-D26.. 11.08 – 10.11 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L HV2 00 TGA
2633T 64 BL-WW D20D26.. 11.08 – 10.11 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L
N37 00 TGM 13T 44 BB (R6) D08.. 03.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L
45S 00 TGS 24T 62-2 LL-U D20D26.. 03.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK
L 71S 00 TGS 28T 64H-4 BL D20D26.. 02.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L MC5 01 CLA 26T 64 BB D08.. (R6) 01.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L 42X 00 TGX 26T 64H2, 64H4 BL D20D26.. 31.07 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 41S 00 TGS 3235T 84 BL D20D26.. 31.07 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L N49 00 TGL 12T 42 BL-FOC D08..(R6) 31.07 – 20.16
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 92S 00 TGS 35T 84-4 BL D20D26.. 30.07
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 89S 00 TGS 28T 62-2 BL D20-D26..
30.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L X98 00 25T 66 BB-CKD
DFAEXDFAREX D20.. (HX) 29.07 16.15 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L
15S 00 TGS 18T 42 LL-U D20D26.. 29.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L
15X 00 TGX 18T 42 LL-U D20D26.. 29.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L
MA6 01 CLA 18T 42 BB-CKD D08.. (R6) 28.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L MC6 01 CLA 64 BB-CKD D08.. (R6) 28.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L 92X 00 TGX 35T 84-4 BL D20D26.. 28.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L 26X 00 TGX 2533T 64 BB D20D26.. 27.07 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 82S 00 TGS 2633T 66 BL D20D26.. 25.07 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 95X 00 TGX 41T 844 BL V8 25.07 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 74S 00 TGS 28T 62-4 BL D20D26.. 25.07 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 84S 00 TGS 28T 64-4 BL D20D26.. 24.07 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 73S 00 TGS 35T 84H-6 BL D20D26.. 22.07 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 59S 00 TGS 35T 86H BL D20D26.. 21.07 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 70S 00 TGS 2633T 66H BL D20D26.. 19.07 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 05X 00 TGX 18T 44 BLS D20D26.. 19.07 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 22S 00 TGS 18T 44 BL D20D26.. 18.07 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 80S 00 TGS 18T 44 BL D20D26.. 17.07 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 52S 00 TGS 18T 44 BB D20D26.. 17.07 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 45X 00 TGX 24T 62-2 LL-U D20D26.. 17.07
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 90S 00 TGS 35T 82-4, 82-6 BL D20D26..
16.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 35S 00 TGS 26T 64H-2, 64H-4 BL
D20D26.. 16.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 86X 00 TGX 41T 844 BB
D26.. 16.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 89X 00 TGX 28T 62-2 BL
D20D26.. 14.04 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 79X 00 TGX 33T 64 BL
V8 12.07 – 01.16 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 30S 00 TGS 2633T 64
BL D20D26.. 12.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 08S 00 TGS 18T 42
BL-TS D20D26.. 11.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 93S 00 TGS
3541T 86 BB D20D26.. 09.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L HB5 00
TGA 26T 62-2 BL FOCNR-CKD D20.. 05.07 – 17.15 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L 18X 00 TGX 26T 62-2, 62-4 BL D20D26.. 05.07 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L N65 00 TGM 18T 42 BL-TIB D08.. (R6) 05.07 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 96S 00 TGS 3541T 88 BB D20D26.. 05.07 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 10X 00 TGX 18T 42 LL D20D26.. 34.06 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L HH1 00 TGA 26T 66H BL D20D26.. 34.06 –
36.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 03S 00 TGS 18T 42 BB D20D26..
32.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 13S 00 TGS 18T 42 LLS-U
D20D26.. 32.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 10S 00 TGS 18T 42 LL
D20D26.. 31.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 87X 00 TGX 41T 844 BL
D26.. 30.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 26S 00 TGS 2633T 64 BB
D20D26.. 30.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 18S 00 TGS 26T 62-2,
62-4 BL D20D26.. 30.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 94X 00 TGS 41T
844 BB V8.. 30.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L N64 00 TGM 18T 44
BB-TIB D08.. (R6) 27.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 06S 00 TGS 18T
42 BL D20D26.. 25.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 22X 00 TGX 18X
44H BL D20D26.. 25.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L N63 00 TGM 15T
42 BL-TIB D08.. (R6) 25.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 21S 00 TGS
26T 62-2, 62-4 LL D20D26.. 25.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 24X 00
TGX 26T 622, 624 BL D20D26.. 25.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L
78X 00 TGX 18T 42 BLS V8 25.06 – 01.16 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK
L 21X 00 26T 62-2,62-4 LL D20D26.. 25.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK
L HW9 00 TGA 33T 64 BB-WW-CKD D20D26.. 24.06 – 10.11 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 30X 00 TGX 2633T 64 BL D20D26.. 24.06 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 39S 00 TGX 41T 84 BB D20D26.. 24.06 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L 13X 00 TGX 18T 42 LLS-U D20D26.. 24.06 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN TRUCK L HW5 00 TGA 19T 42 BLS-WW-CKD D20D26.. 24.06 –
10.11 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 06X 00 TGX 18T 42 BL D20D26..
23.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 56S 00 TGS 2633T 66 BB
D20D26.. 22.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L 24S 00 TGS 26T
62-2,624 BL D20D26.. 22.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L HB3 00 TGA
18T 42 LL FOCR-CKD D20.. 19.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L HH4
00 TGA 35T 84H-6 BL D2026.. 17.06 – 36.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L HW7 00 TGA 19T 42 BLS-WW D20D26 16.06 – 10.11 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L HW8 00 TGA 33T 64 BBS-WW D20D26.. 16.06 – 10.11
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L HB1 00 TGA 18T 42 BB FOCR-CKD
D08.. 15.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H11 00 TGA 40T 64
WW-CKD D20D26.. 15.06 – 10.11 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L N62 00
TGM 18T 42 BB-TIB D08.. (R6) 09.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L
N38 00 TGM 18T 44 BB (R6) D08.. 07.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L
N36 00 TGM 13T 44 BL (R6) 07.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L N35
00 TGM 13T 44 BL (R6) OEBH 07.06 – 01.12 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L N34 00 TGM 13T 44 BL (R6) FW 07.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L HB4 00 TGA 26T 62-2 LL FOCNR-CKD D20.. 04.06 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L N26 00 TGM 15T 42 LL D08.. (R6) 04.06 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L N28 00 TGM 18T 42 LL D08.. (R6) 04.06 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L HW6 00 TGA 41T 84 BB-WW-CKD D290D26.. 01.06 –
10.11 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L N48 00 TGM 26T 64 BB D08.. (R6)
01.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L N61 00 TGL 12T 42 BB-TIB D08..
(R4) 01.06 – 20.13 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H69 00 TGA 39T 82-4
BL D20D26.. 35.05 – 23.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L HB2 00 TGA
18T 42 BB FOCR-CKD D08.. 30.05 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H59
00 TGA 35T 86H BL D20D26.. 28.05 – 36.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L H50 00 TGA 35T 86H BB D20D26.. 24.05 – 36.08 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L N16 00 TGM 16T 42 BL D08.. 22.05 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L H67 00 TGA 26T 64 BL-WW-CKD D20D26.. 19.05 – 10.11
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H66 00 TGA 33T 64 BB-WW-CKD
D20D26.. 19.05 – 10.11 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H64 00 TGA 19T
42 BBS-WW-CKD D20D26.. 19.05 – 10.11 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK
L H65 00 TGA 18T 42 BLS-WW-CKD D20.. 19.05 – 23.08 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L L97 00 LE 18T 42 BL D08.. CKD (R6) 18.05 – 05.07 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H78 00 TGA 18T 42 BLS V8 17.05 – 23.08
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H79 00 TGA 33T 64 BL V8 17.05 – 23.08
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L HW3 00 TGA 41T 84 BB-WW D20D26..
16.05 – 10.11 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L HW4 00 TGA 33T 66
BB-WW D20D26.. 16.05 – 10.11 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L HW1 00
TGA 19T 42 BBS-WW D20D26.. 16.05 – 10.11 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L T82 01 19T 42 FL-SKD JINHUA (R6) 13.05 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L T83 01 59T 42 F-SKD JINHUA (R6) 13.05 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L T85 01 33T 64 DF-SKD JINHUA (R6) 13.05 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H34 00 TGA 40T 64 BB-WW D20D26.. 03.05 – 10.11
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H58 00 TGA 40T 66 BB-WW D20D26..
02.05 – 10.11 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H68 00 TGA 40T 64
BB-WW-CKD D28.. 02.05 – 16.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L HW2
00 TGA 33T 64 BB-WW D2026.. 01.05 – 10.11 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L H81 00 TGA 28T 64-4 BL D28.. 31.08 – 33.06 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L H42 00 TGA 26T 64H2,64H4 BL D20D26.. 28.04 – 35.08
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H22 00 TGA 18T 44H BL D20D26.. 28.04
– 34.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H35 00 TGA 26T 64H-2,64H-4 BL
D20D26 28.04 – 35.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H47 00 TGA
2633T 66H BB D20D26.. 28.04 – 36.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L
H75 00 TGA 28T 62-4 LL D20D26.. 28.04 – 35.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L X36 00 40T 88 VFAEGVFAREG-FW (BR.2900) 25.04 – 21.15 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L X37 00 30T 66 DFAEGDFAREG-FW (BR.2900)
25.04 – 21.15 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L N12 00 TGL 8T 42 BL D08..
(R6) 19.04 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L L96 00 LE 26T 64 BB D08..
CKD (R6) 19.04 – 05.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L N03 00 TGL 8T
42 BB D08.. (R4) 19.04 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L N02 00 TGL 8T
42 BB D08.. (R6) 19.04 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L N11 00 TGL 7,5T
42 BL D08.. (R4) 19.04 – 17.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L N01 00
TGL 7.5T 42 BB D08.. (R4) 19.04 – 17.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L
L55 00 LE 10.D08 42 BL FOC-CKD (R4) 18.04 – 28.06 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L L42 00 LE 8T 42 BB D08.. CKD (R4) 12.04 – 28.06 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H91 00 TGA 35T 84-4 BLL D28.. 10.04 – 36.08
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H92 00 TGA 35T 84-4 BLL D2026.. 10.04
– 36.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L L41 00 LE 10T 44 BB D08.. CKD
(R4) 06.04 – 05.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H49 00 TGA 32T 84
BB D2026 06.04 – 36.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H99 00 TGA 28T
62-4 LL-LOW ENTRY D20.. 03.04 – 23.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L
H84 00 TGA 28T 64-4 BL D2026.. 02.04 – 36.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L N18 00 TGM 18T 42 BL D08.. (R6) 01.04 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L N14 00 TGL 12T 42 BL D08.. (R6) 01.04 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L N05 00 TGL 12T 42 BB D08.. (R4) 01.04 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L N04 00 TGL 12T 42 BB D08.. (R6) 01.04 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L N08 00 TGM 18T 42 BB D08.. (R6) 01.04 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L H96 00 TGA 3541T 88 BB D2026.. 36.03 – 36.08 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L H71 00 TGA 28T 62-4 BLLL D28.. 35.03 – 29.06 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H60 00 TGA 19T 42 BB-WW-CKD D28.. 33.03 –
16.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H93 00 TGA 3541T 86 BB D2026..
33.03 – 36.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H89 00 TGA 28T 62-2 BL
D2026.. 29.03 – 35.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H85 00 TGA 28T
62-2 LL D20.. 29.03 – 16.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H80 00 TGA
18T 44 BL D2026.. 29.03 – 36.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H43 00
TGA 19T 42 BBS-WW D28.. 28.03 – 09.09 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK
L H82 00 TGA 2633T 66 BL D2026.. 28.03 – 36.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L H62 00 TGA 33T 64 BB-WW-CKD D28.. 25.03 – 18.09 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L H57 00 TGA 40T 66 BB-WW D28.. 23.03 – 34.14 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H56 00 TGA 2633T 66 BB D2026.. 19.03 – 36.08
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L L91 02 16.284 LAERC-SINGAPORE
19.03 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H52 00 TGA 18T 44 BB D2026..
19.03 – 09.09 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H33 00 TGA 40T 64
BB-WW D28.. 18.03 – 09.09 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H39 00 TGA
4150T 84 B D2026 16.03 – 36.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H90 00
TGA 35T 82-4, 82-6 BL D2026.. 16.03 – 36.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L H30 00 TGA 2633T 64 BL D2026.. 13.03 – 36.08 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L H41 00 TGA 3235T 84 BL D2026.. 13.03 – 36.08 Spare
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H37 00 TGA 35T 84 BB D2026.. 11.03 –
36.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H45 00 TGA 24T 62-2 LL-U D2026..
11.03 – 35.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H18 00 TGA 26T 62-2, 62-4
BL D2026.. 11.03 – 35.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H21 00 TGA
26T 62-2, 62-4 LL D2026.. 11.03 – 35.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L
H54 00 TGA 33T 66 BB-WW D28.. 10.03 – 34.14 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L H63 00 TGA 26T 64 BL-WW-CKD D28.. 10.03 – 18.09 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L H24 00 TGA 26T 622, 624 BL D2026 09.03 – 09.09 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L X60 00 18T 44 FAEXFAREX (HX) 08.03 – 16.15
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L X44 00 25T 66 DFAEG (SX) 08.03 –
16.15 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H87 00 TGA 28T 62-2 LL D28..
08.03 – 34.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L X58 00 26T 66
DFAEXDFAREX (HX) 08.03 – 16.15 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L X77
00 32T 88 VFAEGVFAREX (HX) 08.03 – 16.15 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L L54 00 10T 42 FOCL CKD 08.03 – 31.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L M37 00 ECM 18T 42 BL ISB 07.03 – 31.05 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L H13 00 TGA 18T 42 LLS-U D20D26.. 04.03 – 34.08 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H10 00 TGA 18T 42 LL D2026.. 04.03 – 34.08
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H15 00 TGA 18T 42 LL-U D2026.. 03.03 –
34.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H46 00 TGA 4150T 84 BB-WW
D28.. 03.03 – 09.09 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H08 00 TGA 18T 42
BLS-TS D2026.. 03.03 – 34.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H48 00
TGA 32T 84 BB D28.. 02.03 – 02.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H01
00 TGA 18T 42 BLS-TS D28.. 34.02 – 16.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK
O 997 03 HINTERACHSE (NEOMAN-FLORIDA) 34.02 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L H74 00 TGA 28T 62-4 BL D2026 33.02 – 35.08 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H28 00 TGA 33T 64 BB-WW D28.. 32.02 – 09.09
Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H94 00 TGA 41T 844 BBBL D2628..
28.02 – 23.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK O 997 01 NEWCAR, TREVI,
ITALIEN (MOUSE) 25.05 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK O 997 02 TVM
MARIBOR, SLOVENIEN 25.02 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H31 00
ECT 26T ISM 62-2 LL 24.02 – 20.05 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H32
00 ECT 26T ISM 622 BL 24.02 – 01.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L
H27 00 ECT 26T ISM 62-2 BL 24.02 – 01.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK
O 997 00 AGGREGATE (AUSLAND) 24.02 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK
O 997 04 IRAN KHODRO DIESEL 22.02 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L
H07 00 ECT 18T ISM 42 BL 19.02 – 29.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L
H16 00 TGA 26T 62-4 BL D08.. 18.02 – 09.05 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L H19 00 TGA 26T 62-4 LL D08.. 18.02 – 09.05 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L H70 00 TGA 18T 44 BL D28.. 17.02 – 16.07 Spare Parts
List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H73 00 TGA 3541T 86 BB D28.. 14.02 -14.07 Spare
Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H72 00 TGA 2633T 66 BL D28.. 13.02 – 14.07
36.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H61 00 TGA 18T 42 BL-WW-CKD
D28.. 11.02 – 16.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H51 00 TGA 18T 44
BB D28.. 10.02 – 16.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H55 00 TGA
2633T 66 BB D28.. 09.02 – 19.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L X45 00
32T 88 VFAEG (SX) 04.02 – 16.15 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H40
00 TGA 3235T 84 BL D28.. 01.02 – 16.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L
H88 00 TGA 35T 82-4, 82-6 BL D28.. 35.01 – 29.06 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
TRUCK L H14 00 TGA 18T 42 LL-U D28.. 34.01 – 22.06 Spare Parts List
CatalogMAN TRUCK L H44 00 TGA 24T 62-2 LL-Y D28.. 34.01 – 22.06 Spare
16.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H95 00 TGA 41T 844 BBBL (V10)
30.01 – 25.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H06 00 TGA 18T 42 BL
D2026.. 30.01 – 34.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H36 00 TGA 35T
84 BB D28.. 28.01 – 25.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L L91 01 16.284
LAERC-SINGAPORE 26.01 – 20.03 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L L 68
01 14.223-E-R PHILIPPINEN 19.01 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L H29
00 TGA 2633T 64 BL D28.. 17.01 – 07.08 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN TRUCK L
M90 00 LE 14T 66 BB D08.. (R06) 12.01 – 17.07 Spare Parts List CatalogMAN
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In 1869, the legislature of Louisiana passed an act designed to
protect the health of the people of New Orleans and certain other
parishes. This act created a corporation for the purpose of
slaughtering animals within that city, forbade the establishment of
any other slaughterhouses or abattoirs within the municipality, and
conferred the sole and exclusive privilege of conducting the live-
stock landing and slaughterhouse business, under the limitations of
the act, upon the company thus created. The company, however,
was required by the law to permit any persons who wished to do so
to slaughter in its houses and to make full provision for all such
slaughtering at a reasonable compensation. This drastic measure,
the report of the case states, was denounced "not only as creating a
monopoly and conferring odious and exclusive privileges upon a
small number of persons at the expense of the great body of the
community of New Orleans, but ... it deprives a large and
meritorious class of citizens—the whole of the butchers of the city—
of the right to exercise their trade, the business to which they have
been trained and on which they depend for the support of
themselves and their families."
The opinion of the court was rendered by Mr. Justice Miller. The
Justice opened by making a few remarks upon the "police power," in
the course of which he said that the regulation of slaughtering fell
within the borders of that mysterious domain and without doubt
constituted one of the powers enjoyed by all states previous to the
adoption of the Civil War amendments. After commenting upon the
great responsibility devolved upon the Court in construing the
Thirteenth and Fourteenth amendments and remarking on the
careful deliberation with which the judges had arrived at their
conclusions, Justice Miller then turned to an examination of the
historical purpose which underlay the adoption of the amendments
in question. After his recapitulation of recent events, he concluded:
"On the most casual examination of the language of these
amendments, no one can fail to be impressed with the one
pervading purpose found in them all, lying at the foundation of each,
and without which none of them would have been even suggested;
we mean the freedom of the slave race, the security and firm
establishment of that freedom, and the protection of the newly-
made freeman and citizen from the oppression of those who had
formerly exercised unlimited dominion over him. It is true that only
the Fifteenth Amendment, in terms, mentions the negro by speaking
of his color and his slavery. But it is just as true that each of the
other articles was addressed to the grievances of that race and
designed to remedy them as the Fifteenth. We do not say that no
one else but the negro can share in this protection. Both the
language and spirit of these articles are to have their fair and just
weight in any question of construction.... What we do wish to say
and what we wish to be understood as saying is, that in any fair and
just construction of any section or phrase of these amendments, it is
necessary to look to the purpose, which as we have said was the
pervading spirit of them all, the evil which they were designed to
remedy, and the process of continued addition to the Constitution
until that purpose was supposed to be accomplished as far as
constitutional law can accomplish it."
Justice Miller dismissed with a tone of impatience the idea of the
counsel for the plaintiffs in error that the Louisiana statute in
question imposed an "involuntary servitude" forbidden by the
Thirteenth Amendment. "To withdraw the mind," he said, "from the
contemplation of this grand yet simple declaration of the personal
freedom of all the human race within the jurisdiction of this
government—a declaration designed to establish the freedom of four
million slaves—and with a microscopic search endeavor to find it in
reference to servitudes which may have been attached to property in
certain localities, requires an effort, to say the least of it."
In Justice Miller's long opinion there is no hint of that larger and
more comprehensive purpose entertained by the framers of the
Fourteenth Amendment which was asserted by Mr. Conkling a few
years later in his argument before the Supreme Court. If he was
aware that the framers had in mind not only the protection of the
freedmen in their newly won rights, but also the defense of
corporations and business enterprises generally against state
legislation, he gave no indication of the fact. There is nowhere in his
opinion any sign that he saw the broad economic implications of the
Amendment which he was expounding for the first time in the name
of the Court. On the contrary, his language and the opinion reached
in the case show that the judges were either not cognizant of the
new economic and political duty placed upon them, or, in memory of
the states' rights traditions which they had entertained, were
unwilling to apply the Thirteenth and Fourteenth amendments in
such a manner as narrowly to restrict the legislative power of a
commonwealth.
In taking up that clause of the Fourteenth Amendment which
provides that no state shall make or enforce any law abridging the
privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States, Justice Miller
declared that it was not the purpose of that provision to transfer the
security and protection of all fundamental civil rights from the state
government to the Federal Government. A citizen of the United
States as such, he said, has certain privileges and immunities, and it
was these and these only which the Fourteenth Amendment
contemplated. He enumerated some of them: the right of the citizen
to come to the seat of government, to assert any claim he may have
upon that government, to transact any business he may have with it,
to seek its protection, share its offices, engage in administering its
functions, to have free access to its seaports, subtreasuries, land
offices, and courts of justice, to use the navigable waters of the
United States, to assemble peaceably with his fellow citizens and
petition for redress of grievances, and to enjoy the privileges of the
writ of habeas corpus. It was rights of this character, the learned
justice argued, and not all the fundamental rights of person and
property which had been acquired in the evolution of Anglo-Saxon
jurisprudence, that were placed by the Fourteenth Amendment
under the protection of the Federal Government.
Within this view, all the ordinary civil rights enjoyed by citizens
were still within the control of the organs of the state government
and not within Federal protection at all. If the privileges and
immunities, brought within the protection of the Federal Government
by the Fourteenth Amendment, were intended to embrace the whole
domain of personal and property rights, then, contended the justice,
the Supreme Court would be constituted "a perpetual censor upon
all legislation of the states, on the civil rights of their own citizens,
with authority to nullify such as it did not approve as consistent with
those rights as they existed at the time of the adoption of this
Amendment.... We are convinced that no such results were intended
by the Congress which proposed these amendments nor by the
legislatures which ratified them."
In two short paragraphs, Justice Miller disposed of the contention
of the plaintiffs in error to the effect that the Louisiana statute
deprived the plaintiffs of their property without due process of law.
He remarked that inasmuch as the phraseology of this clause was
also to be found in the Fifth Amendment and in some form in the
constitutions of nearly all of the states, it had received satisfactory
judicial interpretation; "and it is sufficient to say," he concluded on
this point, "that under no construction of that provision that we have
ever seen or any that we deem admissible, can the restraint imposed
by the state of Louisiana upon the exercise of their trade by the
butchers of New Orleans be held to be a deprivation of private
property within the meaning of that provision."
Coming now to that clause requiring every state to give all
persons within its jurisdiction equal protection of the laws, Justice
Miller indulged in the false prophecy: "We doubt very much whether
any action of a state not directed by way of discrimination against
the negroes as a class or on account of their race will ever be held
to come within the purview of this provision." An emergency might
arise, he admitted, but he found no such a one in the case before
him.
Concluding his opinion, he expressed the view that the American
Federal system had come out of the Civil War with its main features
unchanged, and that it was the duty of the Supreme Court then as
always to hold with a steady and an even hand the balance between
state and Federal power. "Under the pressure of all the excited
feeling growing out of the War," he remarked, "our statesmen have
still believed that the existence of the states with powers for
domestic and local government, including the regulation of civil
rights—the rights of person and property—was essential to the
perfect working of our complex form of government, though they
have thought proper to impose additional limitations upon the states
and to confer additional power on that of the nation."
Under this strict interpretation of the Thirteenth and Fourteenth
amendments, all the fundamental rights of persons and property
remained subject to the state governments substantially in the same
way as before the Civil War. The Supreme Court thus could not
become the final arbiter and control the social and economic
legislation of states at every point. Those champions of the
amendments who looked to them to establish Federal judicial
supremacy for the defense of corporations and business enterprises
everywhere throughout the American empire were sadly
disappointed.
Nowhere was that disappointment more effectively and more
cogently stated than in the opinions of the judges who dissented
from the doctrines announced by the majority of the court. Chief
Justice Chase and Justices Field, Bradley, and Swayne refused to
accept the interpretation and the conclusions reached by the
majority, and the last three judges wrote separate opinions of their
own expressing their grounds for dissenting. The first of these,
Justice Field, contended that the Louisiana statute in question could
not legitimately come under the police power and was in violation of
the Fourteenth Amendment, inasmuch as it denied to citizens of the
United States the fundamental rights which belonged to citizens of
all free governments—protection against monopolies and equality of
rights in the pursuit of the ordinary avocations of life. In his opinion,
the privileges and immunities put under the supervision of the
Federal Government by the Fourteenth Amendment comprised
generally "protection by the government, the enjoyment of life and
liberty, with the right to acquire and possess property of every kind,
and to pursue and obtain happiness and safety, subject,
nevertheless, to such restraint as the government may justly
prescribe for the general good of the whole." In other words, Justice
Field would have carried the Amendment beyond the specific
enumeration of any definitely ascertained legal rights into the field of
moral law, which, in final analysis, would have meant the subjection
of the state legislation solely to the discretion of the judicial
conscience. The future, as we shall see, was with Justice Field.
In the opinion of Justice Bradley, the Louisiana statute not only
deprived persons of the equal protection of the laws, but also of
liberty and property—the right of choosing, in the adoption of lawful
employments, being a portion of their liberty, and their occupation
being their property. In the opinion of Mr. Justice Swayne, who
dissented also, the word liberty as used in the Fourteenth
Amendment embodied freedom from all restraints except such as
were "justly" imposed by law. In his view, property included
everything that had an exchange value, including labor, and the right
to make property available was next in importance to the rights of
life and liberty.
The Granger Cases

Three years after the decision in the Slaughter-House cases, the
Supreme Court again refused to interpret the Fourteenth
Amendment so broadly as to hold unconstitutional a state statute
regulating business undertakings. This case, Munn v. Illinois, decided
in 1876, involved the validity of a statute passed under the
constitution of that state, which declared all elevators where grain
was stored to be public warehouses and subjected them to strict
regulation, including the establishment of fixed maximum charges. It
was contended by the plaintiffs in error, Munn and Scott, that the
statute violated the Fourteenth Amendment in two respects: (1) that
the business attempted to be regulated was not a public calling and
was, therefore, totally outside of the regulatory or police power of
the state; and (2) that even if the business was conceded to be
public in character, and therefore by the rule of the common law was
permitted to exact only "reasonable" charges for its services,
nevertheless the determination of what was reasonable belonged to
the judicial branch of the government and could not be made by the
legislature without violating the principle of "due process."
Both of these contentions were rejected by the Court, and the
constitutionality of the Illinois statute was upheld. The opinion of the
Court was written by Chief Justice Waite, who undertook an
elaborate examination of the "due process" clause of the Fourteenth
Amendment. The principle of this Amendment, he said, though new
in the Constitution of the United States, is as old as civilized
government itself; it is found in Magna Carta in substance if not in
form, in nearly all of the state constitutions, and in the Fifth
Amendment to the Federal Constitution. In order to ascertain,
therefore, what power legislatures enjoyed under the new
amendment, it was only necessary to inquire into the limitations
which had been historically imposed under the due process clause in
England and the United States; and after an examination of some
cases in point the Chief Justice came to the conclusion that "down to
the time of the adoption of the Fourteenth Amendment it was not
supposed that statutes regulating the use or even the price of the
use of private property necessarily deprived an owner of his property
without due process of law." When private property "is affected with
public interest" and is used in a manner to make it of public
consequence, the public is in fact granted an interest in that use,
and the owner of the property in question "must submit to be
controlled by the public for the common good, to the extent of the
interest he has thus created."
But it was insisted on behalf of the plaintiffs that the owner of
property is entitled to a reasonable compensation for its use even
when it is clothed with the public interest, and that the
determination of what is reasonable is a judicial, not a legislative,
matter. To this Chief Justice Waite replied that the usual practice had
been otherwise. "In countries where the common law prevails," he
said, "it has been customary from time immemorial for the
legislature to declare what shall be a reasonable compensation
under such circumstances, or perhaps more properly speaking to fix
a maximum beyond which any charge made would be
unreasonable.... The controlling fact is the power to regulate at all.
If that exists, the right to establish the maximum of charge as one of
the means of regulation is implied. In fact, the common law rule
which requires the charge to be reasonable is itself a regulation as to
price.... To limit the rate of charge for services rendered in a public
employment, or for the use of property in which the public has an
interest, is only changing a regulation which existed before. It
establishes no new principle in the law, but only gives a new effect
to an old one. We know that this is a power which may be abused;
but that is no argument against its existence. For protection against
abuses by legislatures the people must resort to the polls, not to the
courts."[20]
The principle involved in the Munn case also came up in the same
year (1876) in Peik v. Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company,
in which Chief Justice Waite, speaking of an act of Wisconsin limiting
passenger and freight charges on railroads in the state, said: "As to
the claim that the courts must decide what is reasonable and not the
legislature, this is not new to this case. It has been fully considered
in Munn v. Illinois. Where property has been clothed with a public
interest, the legislature may fix a limit to that which shall be in law
reasonable for its use. This limit binds the courts as well as the
people. If it has been improperly fixed, the legislature, not the
courts, must be appealed to for the change."
The total results of the several Granger cases, decided in 1876,
may be summed up as follows:
(1) That the regulatory power of the state over "public callings" is
not limited to those businesses over which it was exercised at
common law, but extends to any business in which, because of its
necessary character and the possibilities for extortion afforded by
monopolistic control, the public has an interest.
(2) That such regulatory power will not be presumed to have been
contracted away by any legislature, unless such intention is
unequivocally expressed.
(3) That the exercise of such regulatory power belongs to the
legislature, and not to the judiciary.
(4) And the dictum that the judiciary can grant no relief from an
unjust exercise of this regulatory power by the legislature.
Although the denial of the right of the judiciary to review the
"reasonableness" of a rate fixed by the legislature in the Granger
cases had been dictum, a case was not long arising in which the
issue was squarely raised. Had this case gone to the Supreme Court,
the question of judicial review would have been decided a full
decade or more before it really was. In this case, the Tilley case, a
bondholder of a railroad operating in Georgia sought to restrain the
railroad from putting into force a tariff fixed by the state railroad
commission, on the ground that it was so unreasonably low as to be
confiscatory. Judge Woods, of the Federal circuit court, refused to
grant the injunction, basing his decision squarely upon the dictum in
Munn v. Illinois, and declaring that the railroad must seek relief from
unjust action on the part of the commission at the hands of the
legislature or of the people.
It was not till seven years after the Granger cases that another
case involving rate regulation was presented to the Federal courts.
[21] The Ruggles case, brought to the Supreme Court by writ of error
to the supreme court of Illinois, in 1883, involved a conviction of one
of the agents of the Illinois Central Railway for violating a maximum
passenger fare statute of that state, and raised substantially the
same question as all of the Granger cases except the Munn case—
the right of the legislature to regulate the rates of a railroad which
was itself empowered by its charter to fix its own rates. The Court
affirmed the doctrine of the Granger cases, Chief Justice Waite again
writing the opinion. The case is noteworthy only for the opinion of
Justice Harlan, concurring in the judgment, but dissenting from the
opinion, of the Court, in so far as that opinion expressed, as he
declared, the doctrine that the legislature of Illinois could regulate
the rates of the railway concerned, in any manner it saw fit. Justice
Harlan argued that inasmuch as the charter of the railroad had
conferred upon it the right to demand "reasonable" charges, the
legislature, when it resumed the power of fixing charges, was
estopped from fixing less than "reasonable" charges; and should
charges lower than "reasonable" be fixed, it would be within the
province of the judicial branch to give relief against such an
impairment of the obligation of contract.
Justice Harlan's opinion is interesting not only because it touches
upon the possibility of a judicial review of the rate fixed by the
legislature; but because the learned Justice bases his contention on
the contract between the railroad and the state to the effect that
rates should be "reasonable." This indicates plainly that not even in
the mind of Justice Harlan, who later became the firm exponent of
the power of judicial review, was there any clear belief that the
Fourteenth Amendment as such gave the Court any power to review
the "reasonableness" of a rate fixed by the legislature. In other
words, he derived his doctrine of judicial review from the power of
the Federal judiciary to enforce the obligation of contracts, and not
from its power to compel "due process of law."
It is impossible to trace here the numerous decisions following the
Ruggles case in which the Supreme Court was called upon to
consider the power of state legislatures to control and regulate
corporations, particularly railways. It is impossible also to follow out
all of the fine and subtle distinctions by which the dictum of Chief
Justice Waite, in the Munn case, to the effect that private parties
must appeal to the people, and not to the courts, for protection
against state legislatures, was supplanted by the firm interpretation
of the Fourteenth Amendment in such a manner as to confer upon
the courts the final power to review all state legislation regulating
the use of property and labor. Of course we do not have, in fact, this
clear-cut reversal of opinion by the Court, but rather a slow working
out of the doctrine of judicial review as opposed to an implication
that the Court could not grant to corporations the relief from
legislative interference which they sought. There are but few clear-
cut reversals in law; but the political effect of the Court's decisions
has been none the less clear and positive.
The Minnesota Rate Case

It seems desirable, however, to indicate some of the leading steps
by which the Court moved from the doctrine of non-interference with
state legislatures to the doctrine that it is charged with the high duty
of reviewing all and every kind of economic legislation by the states.
One of the leading cases in this momentous transition is that of the
Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul Railway Company v. Minnesota,
decided in 1889, which made a heavy contribution to the doctrine of
judicial review of questions of political economy as well as law. This
case involved the validity of a Minnesota law which conferred upon a
state railway commission the power to fix "reasonable" rates. The
commission, acting under this authority, had fixed a rate on the
transportation of milk between two points.
The railroad having refused to put the rate into effect, the
commission applied to the supreme court of the state for a writ of
mandamus. In its answer the railroad claimed, among other
contentions, that the rate fixed was unreasonably low. The supreme
court of the state refused to listen to this contention, saying that the
statute by its terms made the order of the commission conclusively
reasonable; accordingly it issued the mandamus. By writ of error, the
case was brought to the Supreme Court of the United States, which,
by a vote of six to three, ordered the decree of the state court
vacated, on the ground that the statute as construed by the
supreme court of the state was unconstitutional, as a deprivation of
property without due process of law.
The opinion of the Court, written by Justice Blatchford, has
frequently been interpreted to hold, and was indeed interpreted by
the dissenting minority to hold, that the judiciary must, to satisfy the
requirements of "due process," have the power of final review over
the reasonableness of all rates, however fixed. It is doubtful whether
the language of the opinion sustains this reading; but the strong
emphasis on the place of the judiciary in determining the
reasonableness of rates lent color to the contention that Mr. Justice
Blatchford was setting up "judicial supremacy." In the course of his
opinion, he said: "The question of the reasonableness of a rate of
charge for transportation by a railroad company, involving as it does
the element of reasonableness both as regards the company and as
regards the public, is eminently a question for judicial investigation
requiring due process of law for its determination. If the company is
deprived of the power of charging reasonable rates for the use of its
property, and such deprivation takes place in the absence of an
investigation by judicial machinery, it is deprived of the lawful use of
its property, and thus in substance and effect, of the property itself
without due process of law and in violation of the Constitution of the
United States."
The dissenting members of the Court in this case certainly saw in
Justice Blatchford's opinion an assertion of the doctrine that
whatever the nature of the commission established by law or the
form of procedure adopted, the determination of rates was subject
to review by a strictly judicial tribunal. In his dissent, Mr. Justice
Bradley declared that the decision had practically overruled Munn v.
Illinois and the other Granger cases. "The governing principle of
those cases," he said, "was that the regulation and settlement of the
affairs of railways and other public accommodations is a legislative
prerogative and not a judicial one.... The legislature has the right,
and it is its prerogative, if it chooses to exercise it, to declare what is
reasonable. This is just where I differ from the majority of the Court.
They say in effect, if not in terms, that the final tribunal of
arbitrament is the judiciary; I say it is the legislature. I hold that it is
a legislative question, not a judicial one, unless the legislature or the
law (which is the same thing) has made it judicial by prescribing the
rule that the charges shall be reasonable and leaving it there. It is
always a delicate thing for the courts to make an issue with the
legislative department of the government, and they should never do
it, if it is possible to avoid it. By the decision now made we declare,
in effect, that the judiciary, and not the legislature, is the final arbiter
in the regulation of fares and freights of railroads and the charges of
other public accommodations. It is an assumption of authority on
the part of the judiciary which, it seems to me, with a due reverence
to the judgment of my brethren, it has no right to make....
Deprivation of property by mere arbitrary power on the part of the
legislature or fraud on the part of the commission are the only
grounds on which judicial relief may be sought against their action.
There was in truth no deprivation of property in these cases at all....
It may be that our legislatures are invested with too much power,
open as they are to influences so dangerous to the interests of
individuals, corporations, and societies. But such is the Constitution
of our republican form of government, and we are bound to abide by
it until it can be corrected in a legitimate way."
The Development of Judicial Review

A further step toward judicial review even still more significant
was taken, in the case of Reagan v. Farmers' Loan and Trust
Company, decided by the Supreme Court in 1894. This case came up
from the Federal circuit court of Texas which had enjoined the state
railway commissioners from fixing and putting into effect railway
rates which the Trust Company, as a bondholder and interested
party, contended were too low, although not confiscatory.
The opinion of the Court, written by Justice Brewer, who, as
Federal circuit judge, had already taken advanced ground in favor of
judicial review, went the whole length in upholding the right of the
judiciary to review the reasonableness, not only of a rate fixed by a
commission, as in the case in hand, but even of one fixed by the
legislature. The case differed in no essential way, declared the
justice, from those cases in which it had been the age-long practice
of the judiciary to act as final arbiters of reasonableness—cases in
which a charge exacted by a common carrier was attacked by a
shipper or passenger as unreasonable. The difference between the
two cases was merely that in the one the rate alleged to be
unreasonable was fixed by the carrier; in the other it was fixed by
the commission or by the legislature. In support of this remarkable
bit of legal reasoning, the opinion adduced as precedents merely a
few brief excerpts, from previous decisions of the Court, nearly all of
which were pure dicta.
The absence of any dissent from this opinion, in spite of the fact
that Judge Gray, who had concurred in Justice Bradley's vigorous
dissenting opinion in the Chicago-Minnesota case four years before,
was still on the bench, indicates that the last lingering opposition to
the doctrine of judicial review in the minds of any of the Court had
been dissolved. Henceforth it was but the emphatic affirmation and
consistent development of that doctrine that was to be expected.
If we leave out of account Mr. Justice Brewer's dicta and consider
the Court to have decided merely the issues squarely presented, the
Reagan case left much to be done before the doctrine of judicial
review could be regarded as established beyond all possibility of
limitation and serious qualification. Other cases on the point followed
quickly, but it was not until the celebrated case of Smyth v. Ames,
decided in 1898, that the two leading issues were fairly presented
and settled. In this case the rate attacked was not fixed by a
commission, but by a state legislature itself; and the rate was not
admitted by the counsel for the state to be unreasonable, but was
strongly defended as wholly reasonable and just. The Court had to
meet the issues.
The original action in the case of Smyth v. Ames was a bill in
equity brought against the attorney-general and the Nebraska state
board of transportation, in the Federal circuit court, by certain
bondholders of the railroads affected, to restrain the enforcement of
the statute of that state providing a comprehensive schedule of
freight rates. The bills alleged, and attempted to demonstrate by
elaborate calculations, that the rates fixed were confiscatory,
inasmuch as a proportionate reduction on all the rates of the
railroads affected by them would so reduce the income of the
companies as to make it impossible for them to pay any dividends;
and in the case of some of them, even to meet all their bonded
obligations. On behalf of the state, it was urged that the reduction in
rates would increase business, and, therefore, increase net earnings,
and that some at least of the companies were bonded far in excess
of their actual value. Supreme Court Justice Brewer, sitting in circuit,
on the basis of the evidence submitted to him, consisting mainly of
statements of operating expenses, gross receipts, and inter- and
intra-state tonnage, found the contention of the railroads well taken,
and issued the injunctions applied for.
The opinion of the Supreme Court, affirming the decree of Judge
Brewer, was, in the essential part of it—that asserting the principle
of judicial review in its broadest terms—singularly brief. Contenting
himself with citing a few short dicta from previous decisions, Justice
Harlan, speaking for the Court, declared that the principle "must be
regarded as settled" that the reasonableness of a rate could not be
so conclusively determined by a legislature as to escape review by
the judiciary. Equally well settled, it was declared, was the principle
that property affected with a public interest was entitled to a "fair
return" on its "fair" valuation. These principles regarded as
established, the Court proceeded to examine the evidence, although
it admitted that it lacked the technical knowledge necessary to a
completely equitable decision; and sustained the finding of the lower
court in favor of the railroads. There was no dissent.
With Smyth v. Ames the doctrine of judicial review may be
regarded as fully established. No portion of the judicial prerogative
could now be surrendered without not merely "distinguishing" but
flatly overruling a unanimous decision of the Court.
The significance of Smyth v. Ames was soon observable in the
activities of the lower Federal courts. Within the nine months of
1898 that followed that decision, there were at least four
applications for injunctions against alleged unreasonable rates, and
in three of these cases the applications were granted. During the
years that followed Smyth v. Ames, Federal courts all over the
country were tying the hands of state officers who attempted to put
into effect legislative measures regulating railway concerns. In
Arkansas, Florida, Alabama, Minnesota, Missouri, Illinois, North
Carolina, Louisiana, and Oregon, rates fixed by statute, commission,
or ordinance were attacked by the railways in the Federal courts and
their enforcement blocked. In several instances the injunctions of
the lower courts were made permanent, and no appeal was taken to
the Supreme Court of the United States. With Smyth v. Ames staring
them in the face, state attorneys accepted the inevitable.
The decision in Smyth v. Ames left still one matter in doubt. The
allegation of the railroads in that case had been that the rates fixed
were actually confiscatory—that is, so low as to make dividends
impossible. In the course of his opinion, Justice Harlan had stated,
however, that the railroads were entitled to a "fair return," an
opinion that had been expressed also in the Reagan case, where
indeed it had been necessary to the decision, and still earlier, but
with little relevancy, in the Chicago-Minnesota case. In none of these
cases, however, had any precise definition of the terms "reasonable"
or "fair" return been necessary, and none had been made.
The first direct suggestion of the development of the judicial
reasoning on this point that was to take place is found in the
Milwaukee Electric Railway case, also decided in 1898. In that case
Judge Seaman, of the Federal circuit court, found from the evidence
that the dividends of the street railway company for several years
past had been from 3.3 to 4.5 per cent, while its bonds bore interest
at 5 per cent. Anything less than these returns, the judge declared,
would be unreasonable, inasmuch as money loaned on real estate,
secured by a first mortgage, was at that time commanding 6 per
cent in Milwaukee.
Eleven years later, in 1909, the Supreme Court sustained virtually
the same rule in the New York Consolidated Gas case, holding, with
the lower court, that the company was entitled to six per cent return
on a fair value of its property (including franchises and the high
values of the real estate used by it in the business), because six per
cent was the "customary" rate of interest at that time in New York
City. On the same day the court decided that a return of six per cent
on waterworks property in Knoxville, Tennessee, was also not
unreasonable. In neither of these cases, however, did the Court
attempt any examination or explanation of the evidence on which it
rested its determination that six per cent was the "customary" rate
in the places named; nor did it attempt to explain the principle on
which such "customary" rate could be determined for other times
and places. Plainly there is still room for a great deal of
"distinguishing" on this point. The extreme vagueness of the rule
was exemplified by the decision of Federal circuit Judge Sanborn in
the Shephard case (1912), in which he decided that, for a railroad
running through Minnesota, seven per cent was no more than a
"fair" return, and that any reduction in rates which would diminish
the profits of the road below that figure was unreasonable.
Equally important and of as great difficulty are the questions
entering into the determination of a "fair" valuation. This point is
both too unsettled and too technical to render any discussion of it
profitable here. Attention may, however, be called to two of the
holdings in the Consolidated Gas case. In arriving at a "fair"
valuation of the gas company's property, the Court allowed a large
valuation to be placed upon the franchises of the company—none of
which had been paid for by the companies to which they had
originally been issued, and which had not been paid for by the
Consolidated Company when it took them over, except in the sense
that a large amount of stock, more than one sixth of the total stock
issued by the company, had been issued against them, when the
consolidation was formed. The particular facts surrounding this case
are such as to make it very easy for the Court to "distinguish" this
case from the usual one, for the consolidation was formed, and its
stock issued, under a statute that authorized the formation of
consolidations, and forbade such consolidations to issue stock in
excess of the fair value of the "property, franchises, and rights" of
the constituent companies. This last prohibition the Court construed
as indicative of the legislative intention that the franchises should be
capitalized. Equally plain is it, however, that this particular
circumstance of the Consolidated Gas case is so irrelevant that it will
offer no obstacle whatever to the Court's quoting that case as a
precedent for the valuation of franchises obtained gratis, should it so
desire.
Another holding of great importance in the Gas case was that the
company was entitled to a fair return on the value of real estate
used in the business, that value having appreciated very greatly
since the original purchase of the real estate, and there being no
evidence to show that real estate of so great value was essential to
the conduct of the business.
The importance of these two holdings is exemplified by the fact
that in this particular case the combined value attributed to the
franchises and the appreciation of real estate was over $15,000,000
—more than one fourth of the total valuation arrived at by the
Supreme Court. It will readily be seen that if these two items had
been struck from the valuation by the Court, it would be possible for
the state to make a still further substantial reduction in the rate
charged for gas in New York City without violating the Court's own
canon of reasonableness—a six per cent return.
The steps in the evolution of the doctrine of judicial review may be
summarized in the following manner:
The Supreme Court first declared that the legislative determination
of what was a "reasonable" rate was not subject to review by the
courts.
The first departure from this view was an intimation, confirmed
with increasing emphasis in several cases, that a rate so low as to
make any return whatever impossible was confiscatory and would be
set aside by the Court as violating the Fourteenth Amendment. For a
time, however, the Court took the position (steadily undermined in
subsequent decisions) that a rate which allowed some, even though
an "unreasonably low" return, was not prohibited by the Fourteenth
Amendment and could not be set aside by the Court.
Next in order came the holding that the determination of a
commission as to what was reasonable could not be made
conclusive upon the courts, at least when the commission had acted
without the forms and safeguards of judicial procedure, and,
probably, even when it had acted with them.
In the same decision appeared an intimation, which in subsequent
decisions became crystallized into "settled law," that not only were
totally confiscatory rates prohibited by the Fourteenth Amendment,
but also any rates which deprived the owners of the property
regulated of a return equal to what was "customary" in private
enterprises.
This rule was applied by the Court for the first time against a rate
fixed by a commission, and where the rate was admitted by the
pleadings to be confiscatory. But it was shortly thereafter applied to
a rate fixed by a legislature, and where the "reasonableness" (not
the confiscatory character) of the rate was a direct issue on the facts
and evidence.
Finally, the principle that what is a "fair" or "reasonable" rate is to
be measured by the customary return in private enterprises under
similar conditions, has been applied in several cases to warrant the
requirement of a definite rate of interest; but no precise rules have
been laid down for the determination of such rate in all cases.
The most striking feature, perhaps, of the development of the
doctrine of judicial review here traced, as seen in the opinions of the
Supreme Court, is the brevity and almost fortuitous character of the
reasoning given in support of the most important and novel
holdings. A comparison of the reasoning in Smyth v. Ames, for
example, with that in Marbury v. Madison, in which Chief Justice
Marshall first held a law of Congress unconstitutional, will forcibly
exemplify this. The explanation is to be found largely in the fact that
each step in advance in the building up of the doctrine had been
foreshadowed in dictum before it was established as decision. It was
thus possible for the judge writing the opinion in a case when a new
rule was actually established, to quote, as "settled law," a mere
dictum from a previous opinion. Justice Gray's citation, in this
fashion, in the Dow case, of Chief Justice Waite's dictum in the
Ruggles case (although he might, with equal cogency, have cited the
Chief Justice's contrary dictum in the Munn or Peik cases), is a good
instance of this curious use of "precedent"; and parallel instances
could be adduced from virtually every one of the important
subsequent cases on this subject.[22]
It is apparent from this all too brief and incomplete account of the
establishment of judicial review over every kind and class of state
legislation affecting private property rights that no layman can easily
unravel the mysterious refinements, distinctions, and logical
subtleties by which the fact was finally established that property was
to be free from all interference except such as might be allowed by
the Supreme Court (or rather five judges of that Court) appointed by
the President and Senate, thus removed as far as possible from the
pressure of public sentiment. Had a bald veto power of this
character been suddenly vested in any small group of persons, there
can be no doubt that a political revolt would have speedily followed.
But the power was built up by gradual accretions made by the Court
under the stimulus of skilful counsel for private parties, and finally
clothed in the majesty of settled law. It was a long time before the
advocates of leveling democracy, leading an attack on corporate
rights and privileges, discovered that the courts were the bulwarks
of laissez faire and directed their popular battalions in that direction.
Those who undertake to criticize the Supreme Court for this
assumption of power do not always distinguish between the power
itself and the manner of its exercise. What would have happened if
the state legislatures had been given a free hand to regulate,
penalize, and blackmail corporations at will during the evolution of
our national economic system may be left to the imagination of
those who recall from their history the breezy days of "wild-cat"
currency, repudiation, and broken faith which characterized the thirty
years preceding the Civil War when the Federal judiciary was under
the dominance of the states' rights school. The regulation of a
national economic system by forty or more local legislatures would

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The Minnesota Rate Case

The Development of Judicial Review

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