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Genie CWP Super 2017 Parts Catalog

I’ve seen too many guys tear down a CWP Super and then spend half a shift hunting for the right part number because they grabbed a third-party reprint or some PDF that skipped pages. That’s wasted billable time. The Genie CWP Super 2017 Parts Catalog is the genuine factory document – 148 pages of exact part numbers, exploded diagrams, and serial number breakpoints. If you’re working on a CWP Super from serial number 0196-101 onward, this is the only parts book you should have on your bench.

Factory Part Numbers – Not Aftermarket Guesswork

Every figure in this catalog links directly to the Genie factory numbering system. The table of contents breaks down into sections like Decals and Paint, Chassis, Hydraulics, and Platform – each one with its own figure number. For example, Section 100 covers Decals and Paint on page 10, and Section 102.1 covers Decals and Paint for models with a utility platform. You don’t flip through a generic exploded view and hope it matches; you get the OEM diagram that matches your machine’s serial range.

How to Read Your Serial Number – Built Into the Manual

Page 3 of this catalog shows you exactly how Genie formats the serial number: model, year of manufacture, sequence number. For the CWP-15S, it’s something like CWP00-12345. You need that to order the correct revision of any part. The manual includes the full serial label example so you can confirm your machine’s range before you order a hydraulic fitting or a decal kit.

Parts Stocking List and Ordering Forms – Saved My Butt Twice

There’s a Parts Stocking List on page 7 and a Service Parts Fax Order Form on page 9. If you run a shop that stocks common CWP Super parts (filters, seals, control boards), the stocking list tells you what the factory recommends keeping on hand. The fax order form is old-school but the part numbers are the same ones you’ll use in your Parts Lookup System online. I keep a printed copy in my toolbox because sometimes the WiFi goes down and I need to call in an order yesterday.

3 Systems That Depend on Correct Part Numbers

Hydraulic system components – pumps, cylinders, fittings – change between serial number breaks. Electrical parts like limit switches and joystick assemblies differ between standard platform and utility platform models. The decal sets also vary: Section 100 vs. Section 102.1. If you order the wrong decal kit for a machine that has outriggers, you’re stuck with a decal that says something different. This catalog kills that guesswork because it lists each variant with its own figure number.

Source Authenticity – OEM vs. Aftermarket Chaff

This is a Genie-manufactured Parts Catalog, part number 40459, revision D22, dated July 2017. The copyright page states it’s printed on recycled paper and that Genie continuously improves products. That means if you get a later revision, some part numbers might supercede. But this 2017 edition is the baseline for all CWP Super machines in that serial range. Aftermarket catalogs often merge multiple years into one diagram, which leads to ordering a part that doesn’t fit. I’ve seen it happen. Stick with the factory book.

FAQ

Does this manual include torque specs for bolt-on parts?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and exploded views. For torque values, you need the separate Genie Service and Repair Manual for the CWP Super series.

Can I use this catalog to identify a part for a CWP Super built before serial 0196-101?

Avoid it. Genie changes part numbers across serial breaks. The manual covers from 0196-101 forward. If your machine is older, you need the earlier edition. Using this catalog for an older chassis might get you the wrong seal kit or cylinder – and then you’re chasing a leak you can’t fix because the part number doesn’t cross. Find the correct serial-range manual. Related manuals you might need: Genie S-60, S-65 2012 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Manual, Genie S-80, S-85 2012 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts Manual, and Genie S-80, S-85 2012 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs. For background on how aerial lift parts systems work, see Supercharger Systems and the Automotive Industry Overview.

You need the right part the first time. Skip the Chinese PDFs and the scanned copies that cut off the edges. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your tablet or print it out. Your CWP Super will thank you.