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Combilift AMEL001, AMEM201.1 2016 Parts Catalog – 70 Pages of Factory Part Data

You are a tech or a fleet owner staring at a Combilift forklift that needs front chassis parts. The Combilift AMEL001, AMEM201.1 2016 Parts Catalog is the only document that gets you the right part numbers without guesswork. I have seen guys order the wrong steering orbital assembly three times because they used a generic cross-reference. This 70-page OEM catalog stops that dead. Every bolt, bearing, and pedal assembly is listed with Combilift’s own part numbers, revision dates, and serial number breaks. You don’t guess. You look up the part.

Dozens of exploded views show exactly where each fastener lives. Page 2, for example, gives you the Front Chassis Assembly for model AMEL001. You see item 6: a 100mm bearing (GE100 ES2RS). The part number 22B50003 is right there. You order that, not some aftermarket substitute that might fail under load. That’s what a factory Parts Catalog does – it keeps your machine running on the parts it was designed to use.

Inside the Combilift AMEL001, AMEM201.1 2016 Parts Catalog – Section Overview

This catalog covers two main assemblies: Front Chassis Assembly (Section 01) and Mid Chassis Assembly (Section 01.1). The Front section includes the steering column, steering motor, orbital assembly, pump & motor, floor plate, backup alarm, mast carrier slew ring, and all the fasteners – from M6 grease nipples to M16x60 socket head bolts (Class 12.9). The Mid section covers the brake pedal assembly, Curtis FP-6D accelerator pedal, AM dash display, hand brake with micro switch, ignition switch, capacity plate, and the hand brake alarm micro switch. Every part has a Combilift part number and a revision date. If the part has an asterisk, you must quote the machine serial number when ordering. That’s how you avoid getting the wrong revision.

Does the Mid Chassis Section Include Control Pedals?

Yes. Section 01.1 lists the brake pedal assembly (see Section 13), the Curtis FP-6D accelerator pedal (part 26EE0079), and the hand brake assembly with its micro switches. You also get the ignition switch and key, the capacity plate, and all the bolts, washers, and lock nuts that hold the mid chassis together. The parts table for the Mid Chassis Assembly runs from item 1 through 18, with M12 and M10 fasteners in Grade 10.9 and Class 12.9. If you need the hand brake micro switch, the part number is 22E50055. No guesswork.

Use OEM Part Numbers, Not Aftermarket Cross-References

Aftermarket parts catalogs often substitute a bolt that looks close but has a different tensile strength. In a forklift, that can kill someone. The Combilift catalog lists each bolt by its head type, thread pitch, length, and strength class. For example, item 28 on the Front Chassis page is an M16x60 socket head bolt, Class 12.9 – that’s 1220 MPa tensile. A generic bolt might be only 8.8. You want the OEM part. This catalog gives you the original Combilift part number so you order the exact fastener from your dealer. For the Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS 1957 Parts Catalog, Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS 1957 Parts Catalog | OEM Fastener Guide covers the same principle – factory parts only.

Three Reasons a Parts Catalog Saves You Time on a Lift Truck

First, you don’t disassemble the whole machine to find a part number. The exploded views show you the assembly hierarchy. Second, the serial break column tells you exactly which revision fits your truck. Combilift updates parts regularly; this 2016 catalog includes Rev 01-A dates of 26/05/2016 and 27/05/2016. Without the catalog, you might order a part that was superseded. Third, you get the torque class of every bolt – not the torque spec itself (that’s in the service manual), but the bolt grade tells you what torque range to use. If you also need the electrical side of the machine, check Combilift C4000 Electrical Schematic – 23-Page OEM Wiring Manual.

This catalog is 70 pages of absolute necessity. No fluff. No ads. Just parts data from the factory.

Bolt Grades and Fastener Data in the Combilift Parts Table

Every fastener in this catalog is listed with its head type, size, and strength class. For the Front Chassis you will find M12 Nylon Lock Nuts, M8 Penny Washers, M10x30 Socket Cap Bolts, and M16x60 bolts in Class 12.9. The parts tables include the item number, quantity, description, part number, revision, and serial break. That data is gold when you are rebuilding a forklift. I keep a copy of this catalog on my bench because I have seen too many M12x110 hex head bolts (Class 10.9) come out of a generic bin and fail. The Combilift part number CPB00526 is the only one I trust for that application. For a broader view of heavy equipment documentation, Automotive Industry Overview offers context on OEM standards.

The Mid Chassis section also shows you which bolts have spring washers, which require lock nuts, and which need flat washers. That level of detail matters when you are reassembling a machine that could tip over if a fastener loosens. The Internal Combustion Engine might be unrelated, but the principle of using factory specs applies everywhere.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values are in the separate service manual.

How do I find the correct part for my serial number?

Look at the SERIAL BREAK column in the parts table. Some items have a revision that only applies after a certain serial number. If the part is marked with an asterisk (*), you must quote your machine serial number when ordering. The catalog also shows the revision date (e.g., 26/05/2016) so you can see if the part was updated. Always verify your serial number against the break range listed. If you’re unsure, call your Combilift dealer with the catalog page open – they can confirm the correct revision.

Is the catalog available in paper or only digital?

The copy sold here is a digital access in PDF format. You can print it yourself or keep it on a tablet.

What models are covered in this catalog?

Combilift AMEL001 and AMEM201.1. The catalog has separate sections for each model. Front Chassis is for AMEL001, Mid Chassis for AMEM201.1. If you own a different model, look for the corresponding catalog; Combilift Parts Catalog AMEL001 AMEM201.1 2016 takes you to this same product page.

You have a forklift to repair and no time for wrong parts. Access the Factory Manual right now and get the OEM part numbers you need to order from Combilift. 70 pages, 2016 edition, direct from the manufacturer. No aftermarket approximations. Just the data your lift truck deserves.