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Aisle Master AMEM201.1, AMES201 2016 Parts Catalog

If you’re ordering parts for an Aisle Master AMEM201.1, AMES201 2016 Parts Catalog and the wrong bolt shows up, you’re losing billable time. The factory parts catalog fixes that. This is the actual document used by dealers—not a scanned copy, not a third-party rehash. 70 pages, original OEM release, 2016. It covers the AMES201 and AMEM201.1 models with exploded-view diagrams and parts tables that list every fastener down to the spring washer size. You want to bolt a steering motor onto the front chassis? Page 1 tells you part number 22B50001 for the 50mm bearing. No guesswork.

Aisle Master AMEM201.1 and AMES201 Parts Catalog: What’s Inside

This catalog breaks the forklift into sections. Section 01 covers the front chassis assembly—steering column, pump & motor, mast carrier slew ring. Section 01.1 dives into the mid chassis assembly, including the brake pedal, accelerator pedal, and the Curtis FP-6D display. Each section has a parts table with item numbers, descriptions, quantities, and part numbers. The serial break column tells you exactly when a part changed. If you have a machine built after a certain serial number, you order the later revision. That’s the difference between getting a part that fits and a part that doesn’t.

Front Chassis Assembly: Section 01 Breakdown

Page 1 of the catalog shows the front chassis assembly for the AMES201. You get 29 line items. Item 1 is the steering column assembly (see Section 8). Item 4 is the pump & motor assembly (Section 16). Item 5 is the 50mm bearing, part number 22B50001. The table includes every bolt, washer, and nut—M12x35 hex head bolts, M8 dome head bolts, M10 socket cap bolts. If you’re replacing the steering motor cover, you need part 26A00351. That kind of specificity keeps you from ordering the wrong cap head bolt.

Mid Chassis Assembly Parts on Page 3

Flip to page 3 and you’re into the mid chassis assembly for the AMEM201.1. This section covers the brake pedal assembly (Section 13), the hand brake micro switch (22E50055), and the ignition switch (22X50017). Note the hand brake alarm micro switch (26EE0082) and the capacity plate (22U00017). The table lists M10x65 hex head bolts and M8x25 dome head bolts. If your dash display is dead, the Curtis FP-6D is item 3, part 26EE0074. No need to call the dealer—just check the rev date and order.

Why Serial Breaks Matter

The last column in every parts table is labeled “SERIAL BREAK.” That’s where manufacturing changes happened. For example, the chassis rotating bearing housing (22A00025) is rev 02-A. If your machine was built after that revision, you need the later part. Ordering the old number gets you a part that won’t bolt up. This catalog tells you exactly which serial number range each part applies to. That’s something aftermarket compilations leave out because they don’t have the factory data. Master Cylinder diagrams from other sources can’t give you that level of accuracy.

70 Pages of Factory Data

70 pages might not sound like a lot, but every page is dense with information. Each page has a rev date and a section number. The table of contents isn’t printed in the OCR sample, but the catalog is organized by assembly—front chassis, mid chassis, steering, brakes, etc. You get part numbers for everything from the M8 penny washer (CPB00071) to the steering orbital assembly (Section 15.1). The rev dates (01-A, 02-A, 03-A) tell you when the page was last updated. This is the same data the manufacturer uses to stock parts. Automotive Industry Overview might give you general trends, but this catalog gives you the specific bolt that holds your floor inspection cover on.

Related Manuals

• AISLE MASTER Front/Mid Chassis Assembly Parts Catalog
• Aisle Master AMES201 / AMEM201 Parts Catalog 2016
• Aisle Master 15E 20E Parts Catalog

Does this catalog include torque specs for the bolts?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. You need the separate service manual for torque values and procedures.

How do I find the correct part number if my forklift has a different serial number than listed?

The serial break column in each parts table shows the revision letter and date. If your machine falls between known serial breaks, contact Aisle Master support with the machine serial number. The catalog will narrow down which revision applies, but note that some parts marked with an asterisk require quoting the machine serial number when ordering. The note on page 2 says: “Machine Serial Number Must Be Quoted When Ordering Items Marked With * 1.” That note appears twice, so don’t skip it. The catalog gives you the frame, but the asterisk items need the serial match to get the exact component.

You’ve wasted enough time chasing wrong part numbers. This is the factory document that Aisle Master dealers use. 70 pages, original 2016 release, covering both AMES201 and AMEM201.1. Every bolt, every micro switch, every revision is listed. Click the link to access the factory manual now.