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Aisle Master AMES201, AMEM201 2016 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever tried to order a steering orbital or a floor inspection cover for an Aisle Master reach truck without the factory parts list, you know the headache. One wrong part number and you’re down a bay for a week waiting on the return. This Aisle Master AMES201, AMEM201 2016 Parts Catalog is the binder that sits on my bench next to the torque wrench. It’s 68 pages of OEM line drawings and part tables, not a third-party reprint. You get the exact item numbers, descriptions, and serial breaks that the factory uses. No interpretation needed.

Front Chassis Assembly Breakdown (Page 1 of 68)

Page 1 hits you with the front chassis assembly for the AMES201. The drawing shows 28 items, from the steering column assembly (referenced to Section 8) down to the last M8 penny washer (CPB00071). That aluminum floor plate – AC 26A00355 – is a common item that gets cracked when the mast comes down hard. Without the catalog, you might order a different revision. The table tells you the serial break for each part, so you match the exact build of your machine. Notice the note: “Machine Serial Number Must Be Quoted When Ordering Items Marked With *1.” That line saves you from ordering a 50mm bearing (22B50001) that doesn’t fit.

Mid Chassis Assembly: Where the Controls Live

The AMEM201 variant gets its own section starting on page 3. Here you get the brake pedal assembly (Section 13), the Curtis FP-6D accelerator pedal (26EE0079), and the Engage 6 dash display (26EE0074). Hand brake micro switch (22E50055) and ignition switch (22X50017) are listed with their own part numbers. If you’re replacing that Master Cylinder on the brake pedal, you need the assembly reference, not just the master cylinder itself. The catalog points you to the correct sub-section. This is where the OEM documentation earns its keep – you don’t waste time cross-referencing third-party websites.

Parts Catalog vs. Aftermarket: Spot the Differences

Aftermarket parts catalogs for forklifts often skip the serial break columns or consolidate multiple revisions into one generic number. This Aisle Master catalog has a Rev column (01-A, 02-A, etc.) and a Serial Break column. Check the M12x30mm hex head bolt (CPB00068) – it’s Rev 01-A with no serial break. Compare that to the M8 flat washer (CPB00321) which goes to Rev 03-A. If your machine falls after that break, you need the later revision. The aftermarket won’t tell you that. That’s why I tell every apprentice: “Get the factory book or get ready to reorder.”

Why 68 Pages for a Parts Catalog?

Some people think a parts catalog is just a list of part numbers. This one packs 68 pages because each assembly has a full exploded drawing with callouts, a parts table with quantities, and notes about serial breaks. The front chassis alone takes two pages – one for the drawing, one for the table. Same for the mid chassis. Then you have cross-references to other sections (steering motor assembly to Section 15, pump & motor assembly to Section 16). That structure means you can order a complete front chassis rebuild without hunting through ten different PDFs. Every fastener is listed – M12 spring washers, M10x65 hex head bolts, dome head bolts – so you can buy the exact hardware kit from the dealer.

Reading the Parts Table: Watch the Serial Breaks

Look at the table for the front chassis. Item 6 is the chassis rotating bearing housing (22A00025) with Rev 02-A. If your machine is newer than that revision, you need the later housing. Item 21 is a M12x110mm hex head bolt (CPB00526) with a note that it’s Class 10.9. That’s important – if you grab a Grade 8.8 bolt, the steering orbital torque won’t hold. The catalog doesn’t guess. For the Automotive Industry Overview this level of fastener spec is common, but in forklift parts, it’s often overlooked. Aisle Master gave you the grade right there.

Related Manuals You May Need

• AISLE MASTER Parts Catalog AMES201 AMEM201.1 2016
• Aisle Master 15E 20E Parts Catalog
• AISLE MASTER Front/Mid Chassis Assembly Parts Catalog

FAQ – Aisle Master AMES201 AMEM201 Parts Catalog

Does this catalog include torque specs for bolts?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values are in the factory service manual. The catalog only provides part numbers and fastener grades.

Can I use this to replace the steering column assembly?

The catalog lists the steering column assembly as “See Section 8”. That means the column itself has its own parts breakdown in a separate section of the factory documentation. This catalog gives you the part number for the complete assembly, but you need the service manual for removal and installation procedures. If you only need the steering motor or orbital, those are in Sections 15 and 15.1 respectively. Cross-reference carefully.

What models and years are covered?

It covers Aisle Master AMES201 and AMEM201 models, published in 2016.

Do I need to provide the machine serial number when ordering parts from this catalog?

Yes. Items marked with an asterisk (*1) on the parts table require the machine serial number. Without it, the dealer cannot confirm the revision level. The catalog lists serial break columns for many parts, so if your machine falls after a break, you need the later part revision.

Before you crack open that chassis, get the right part numbers. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep it on your tablet next to the lift. It’ll save you one return trip to the parts counter.