Grove Aerial Lift Joystick Controller 7352000937GV / 73520000815 – A45J AMZ68XT MZ72DXT
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Compatible Models
We do our best to list all compatible models. Although this may be the part you need, your exact model may not appear below.
| Make / Family | Applications |
|---|---|
| Grove aerial lifts | A45J, AMZ68XT, MZ72DXT applications using the listed joystick numbers |
Product Overview
The joystick is an operator command input for machine movement and/or boom functions depending on the control station. Worn internal contacts, a damaged handle or inconsistent signal output can create dead spots, erratic response or a function that only works when the lever is held in a particular position.
Because Grove platforms use model- and control-system-specific joystick assemblies, matching both controller number and connector layout is important. This listing is intended as a service replacement for machines that use the two referenced controller numbers.
Key Features & Performance
- Operator-control replacement for specified Grove aerial-lift models
- Cross-references both 7352000937GV and 73520000815
- Useful for repairing intermittent or nonresponsive joystick-command issues after wiring/controller diagnosis
Technical Details
- Component type: joystick controller
- Equipment type: aerial work platform / boom lift
- Verification points: part number, connector, mounting and control-station configuration
Replaces Part Numbers
- 7352000937GV
- 73520000815
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does a bad joystick always cause a dead boom function?
A: No. Wiring, interlocks, limit switches, platform controls and machine controllers can produce similar symptoms.
Q: Why verify both model and controller number?
A: Control-system revisions can occur within the same lift model, so the controller number is the stronger identifier.
Match the controller number and connector configuration to the original joystick.