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Genie GR-8, GR-12, GR-15 2017 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Manual

You’re rebuilding a Genie GR-15 scissor lift, and you need a part. You could guess. You could buy an aftermarket catalog that’s been photocopied four times and hope the numbers line up. Or you can get the actual Genie GR-8, GR-12, GR-15 2017 Parts Catalog – 150 pages of factory-issued part numbers, diagrams, and ordering forms. This is what I keep on my workbench when a GR-8 or GR-12 comes in with a blown hydraulic fitting or a cracked decal. Part No. 69237, Rev D35, July 2017. That’s the genuine article.

3 Reasons to Use the Factory Parts Catalog

First, the serial number range is defined right on page 1: covers GR-8, GR-12, and GR-15 up to GR05-5000. Second, every figure page is a live link in the PDF – you click the page number and jump straight to the diagram. Third, you get the official Genie part numbers, not some aftermarket renumbering that’ll leave you holding the wrong bolt. Aftermarket catalogs get supersessions wrong. This one doesn’t.

Does This Catalog Cover Your Serial Number?

Check your machine’s serial plate. If your GR-15 has a serial number like GR05-1234 (as shown on page 3), you’re in range. The manual includes a full serial number decode: model year, manufacture date, electrical/hydraulic schematic references. For example, the GR-15 in the sample lists Elec/Hydr Schematic ES0126/HS0039. That’s critical if you’re cross-referencing parts against electrical or hydraulic system diagrams. If your serial number starts with GR05 and is below 5000, this catalog fits.

Parts Stocking List and How to Order

The catalog includes a Parts Stocking List on page 7 – a list of frequently replaced parts you should keep on the shelf. Then page 8 tells you exactly how to order parts. Page 9 has a Service Parts Fax Order Form you can photocopy. Fill it out with the machine model, serial number, part number, quantity, and your shipping info. Fax it to Terex. Or use the online system. But having the paper form on your bench means no screen glare and no typos. Pack it in the machine’s manual binder.

Decals and Diagrams: Page 100 and Beyond

Need a new decal because the operator peeled it off? Chapter 100 covers decals. Specifically, section 101.1 lists “Decals with Words, Models with Standard Platform” for serial numbers 1 to 4000. The diagram shows exact placement and part numbers. Don’t slap on a generic warning sticker – get the OEM part so it meets ANSI and OSHA requirements. This catalog covers every decal, from the Genie logo to load capacity placards.

Read Your Serial Number Correctly

Page 3 shows how to decode your serial number. The format is GR 05 – 12345 (Model GR, model year 2008, sequence number). The serial number is also stamped on the chassis. If you’re ordering parts, you must provide that number. Otherwise, the parts desk will ship you the wrong filter or hose assembly. I’ve seen it happen. Save yourself the return shipping cost.

For other Genie models, check the Genie S-60, S-65 2012 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Manual for larger boom lifts, or Genie S-80, S-85 2012 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts Manual if you’re working on the heavier versions. Need specs on how these catalogs fit into the broader equipment world? Read the Automotive Industry Overview for context. Also, Genie S-80, S-85 2012 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs is another related reference.

One more thing: the PDF is fully bookmarked. Click the TOC link from page 3, then left-click any figure listing to jump directly to that page. That saves time when you’re under a machine with greasy gloves.

FAQ

Does this manual include service procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog only. For service and repair steps, get the Genie service manual for your model.

What is the serial number range covered?

Covers GR-8, GR-12, and GR-15 up to serial GR05-5000. The manual includes a serial number decode on page 3. Check your machine’s serial plate – if it starts with GR05 and is below 5000, you’re good. If your machine is newer than 2017, you need the updated catalog because Genie changes part numbers over time.

Can I use this for a newer Genie model?

No. This catalog is specifically for the 2017 model year and earlier. Genie revises parts frequently. Using the wrong catalog will give you obsolete or superseded part numbers.

How do I order parts using this catalog?

Locate the part on the appropriate figure page. Note the part number, description, quantity. Fill out the Service Parts Fax Order Form on page 9 with your machine model, serial number, and shipping details. Fax it to Terex. Alternatively, use the online parts lookup at genielift.com. But having the catalog on your bench means you can compare diagrams directly without scrolling a tablet through hydraulic oil.

If you’re working on these machines, get the right documentation. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and stop chasing wrong parts from third-party lists.