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Genie GTH-2506 2010 Parts Catalog – Factory Parts Breakdown for Serial Numbers 10841 to 18956

You’ve got a Genie GTH-2506 telehandler on the lift, the customer needs a ball joint and the aftermarket catalog shows three different part numbers – none of them fit. I’ve seen a $50 mistake turn into a $700 downtime bill because the wrong part got ordered. That’s why you want the Genie GTH-2506 2010 Parts Catalog from AutoRepairManuals. It’s the same 116-page PDF the factory prints, with the same exploded views and OEM part numbers Genie’s own parts counter uses. No third-party reinterpretation. No translation errors. Just the data straight from Terexlift’s engineering department, published June 2010.

Before you pick up a wrench, you need to identify which machine you’re working on. The GTH-2506 went through changes across serial number ranges. This manual covers SN 10841 to 18956 – you’ll find that printed on page 1. Flip to page 3 and you’ll see how to read the chassis serial number stamped on the front right side member. The format is GTH 2506.P.08.10841 – model, engine type, year, serial. If you skip that step and pull a part for a different SN range, you’re gambling on fitment. I don’t gamble on other people’s time.

How to Read Your Serial Number – Page 3 Detail

Page 3 of this manual lays out exactly how to decode the serial number. The machine data plate location differs by market – Italian market units have it inside the cab, right side; export units have it on the front right chassis. The plate lists model number, year of construction, serial number, front and rear axle weights, engine power, vertical static load, max traction pull. If you’re hunting for a replacement hydraulic pump, you cross-reference that serial against the parts figures. This manual is built around that serial number. Use it or lose an afternoon.

Parts Breakdown by Assembly – Exploded Views with Callouts

Each major assembly in the GTH-2506 gets its own figure with indexed part numbers. The manual’s PDF bookmarks let you jump straight to the section you need – engine, transmission, hydraulics, steering, boom, outriggers. You don’t flip through 116 pages like a paper stack. Every figure is a live link from the table of contents. I’ve used this to pull the exact pin and bushing kit for the boom pivot without ordering a whole weldment. That saves money and shelf space.

Engine Type Identification – Diesel Details

Different engine builds on this machine use different parts. The serial number includes the engine type code. This catalog accounts for that. You’ll see figure listings that reference specific engine configurations. Don’t assume a fuel filter from a 2011 model will cross over. Verify against the figure that matches your machine’s engine code. The manual states “continuous improvement is our policy” – specifications change. 2010 is the publication year; you need the revision level. This is Rev E, Part No. 645013.

Why Factory Parts Catalogs Beat Aftermarket Databases

I’ve had a parts counter guy tell me “we cross-referenced it” and then hand me a seal that was 3 mm too small. Aftermarket databases scrape OEM part numbers and sometimes botch the supersession chain. This manual comes straight from Genie’s technical publications group – the same people who wrote the service manual. If the figure on page 12 shows a bolt with a specific shoulder length, that’s the length you order. Not generic. Contact Genie directly if you need update packages – the manual tells you where to access new figures from www.genieindustries.com. That’s accountability you don’t get from a third-party PDF mill.

Here’s a real-world example: a customer brought in a GTH-2506 with a leaky steering cylinder. The aftermarket site listed two possible repair kits. The factory catalog showed one figure for SN up to 15000 and a different figure after that. We matched the serial, ordered the correct kit, job done in 90 minutes. That’s time saved because the manual told us exactly which parts page to look at.

Related Manuals You Might Need

• Genie GTH-3007 AGRI-730 GTH-2506 AGRI-625 2008 Service Manual – Torque specs and repair procedures for these models.
• Genie S-60, S-65 2012 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Manual – If you also work on boom lifts.
• Genie S-80, S-85 2012 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts Manual – Larger boom lift coverage.

For background on why OEM documentation matters in the Automotive Industry Overview and heavy equipment sectors, check the Automotive Industry Overview – it explains the liability and standardization landscape.

FAQ – Genie GTH-2506 Parts Catalog

Does this catalog include torque specs or repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog – it contains exploded views, part numbers, and quantities. For repair procedures and torque values, you need the service manual for the GTH-2506. A parts catalog is for ordering pieces; a service manual is for putting them together.

What serial numbers are covered?

Serial numbers 10841 through 18956. The cover page lists this range. If your machine falls outside that, you need a different revision or a supplement.

Can I print this manual?

Yes. The PDF is fully printable. The first page says “If you have a printed manual, you can keep it up to date by accessing new figures from the Genie website.” So print it, but check for updates yearly.

How do I know which figure corresponds to my engine type?

The serial number includes an engine type digit (e.g., GTH 2506.P.08.10841 – the ‘P’ indicates the engine variant). Each figure in the manual is labeled with applicable SN ranges and engine types. Cross-reference your serial against the figure’s note. If you’re unsure, email Genie using the address on page 2 of the manual: awp.techpub@terex.com. They’ll confirm.

If you’re ordering parts for a Genie GTH-2506 and you don’t have the serial number in front of you, stop what you’re doing, walk to the machine, and get it. Then open this manual. The 116 pages are laid out so you can find the right part the first time. No wasted trips to the dealer. No returns. Access the Factory Manual now from AutoRepairManuals – it’s the same PDF Genie’s own techs use.