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Genie GTH-4016, GTH-4018 2010 Parts Catalog

You ever order a part for a telehandler, get it in, and find out it doesn’t match because you guessed the wrong serial number range? I’ve seen that cost a shop a full day of downtime. This Genie GTH-4016, GTH-4018 2010 Parts Catalog cuts that guesswork out. It’s the factory document – 264 pages of exploded views, part numbers, and serial number splits that tell you exactly which piece goes on which machine. No aftermarket re-draws. No vague cross-references. Just OEM data from the manufacturer.

Whether you’re stocking a shop or ordering a single seal for a GTH-4016 SR from serial number 20422, you need the original parts breakdown. This catalog covers both the GTH-4016 and GTH-4018 SR models across multiple serial number ranges – from early units to late production. The table of contents breaks it down by major assemblies: decals, drive chassis, engine components, cab, and the full boom structure. Each section has its own index figure number (like 606802 for Basic Frame Chassis) so you can jump straight to the right page without flipping through the whole book.

Boom Components: 4-Book Section Breakdown

The boom section alone runs from page 80 through 98, covering every telescopic element for both models. For the GTH-4016 SR, you get the 1st telescopic element on page 80; for the GTH-4018 SR, there are separate entries for arms 1st through 4th telescopic elements, plus chain units for each boom section. If you’ve ever had to replace a chain or stop spacer on a four-section boom, you know how much time an accurate parts diagram saves. This catalog gives you the part numbers for each chain unit – 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th – and even the stop spacer (page 96). That’s the kind of detail you need when you’re ordering from a parts counter that doesn’t know the difference between a 4016 and a 4018.

Does This Parts Catalog Cover the Fuel System?

Yes – the engine section (300 group) includes the diesel engine, cooling system, air filter, heat sink, exhaust, accelerator, and hydraulic pumps. Pages 52 through 60. If you need a hydraulic pump for a GTH-4018 SR, you can cross-reference the figure number 606825 and get the exact OEM part without calling Genie’s hotline. The drive chassis section (200 group) also includes hydraulic oil tanks and diesel tanks on page 24. Every part is keyed to a specific view and serial number range.

264 Pages of Factory Parts Breakdown

That’s the core value. 264 pages, each one scanned from the original 2010 publication. Part number 645041, Rev A, October 2010. The serial number range is printed on page 1, so you can immediately confirm if your machine is covered: GTH-4016 SR from SN 20422 to 20583 and beyond, GTH-4018 SR from SN 20173 to 20709 and later. If your machine falls outside those ranges, you’ll know before you order. The manual also includes a parts stocking list (page 7), a how-to-order-parts guide, and a fax order form. Old-school? Maybe. But when you need a part number at 6 PM on a Friday, that form is a lifesaver.

Get the Right Part Number the First Time

One mistake I see all the time: guys ordering outrigger parts without checking the serial number split. This catalog has separate part numbers for outriggers on the GTH-4016 SR (page 26) and GTH-4018 SR (pages 28 and 30). The front axle housing, differential, bevel gear seat, double U-joint, steering cylinder, brakes – all broken out with individual figure numbers. You can pull the exact OEM part for the left side outrigger or the right side final reduction. No guessing. If you want to see similar factory documentation for other Genie lifts, check out the Genie S-60, S-65 2012 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Manual or the 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 those boom lifts.

Engine and Hydraulic Pump Coverage

The 300 group is straightforward: diesel engine (page 52), cooling/air filter (page 54), heat sink (page 56), exhaust and accelerator (page 58), and hydraulic pumps (page 60). For the cab, the 400 group covers four views, seat assembly, dashboard, and heater components – both cab-side and engine-side. You want to know the part number for the heater fan and element? Page 78. That level of granularity makes this catalog useful for both a full rebuild and a targeted repair.

If you’re new to working on telehandlers, don’t treat this as a service manual – it’s a parts catalog. You won’t find torque specs or disassembly steps here. What you get is the exploded view and the factory part number that matches your machine’s serial number. Pair it with the service manual for that model, and you have a complete setup. For a broader look at how industrial equipment manuals fit into the larger Automotive Industry Overview, and for context on parts documentation standards, you can read the Automotive Industry Overview.

Don’t waste time cross-referencing aftermarket diagrams that mismatch. Get the factory breakdown. Access the Factory Manual.

Is this manual for service or only parts ordering?

Parts only. It lists every part with its factory number and exploded view. No service procedures, torque specs, or diagnostic steps. You need the service manual for that.

What serial numbers does this catalog cover?

It covers multiple ranges printed on page 1: GTH-4016 SR from SN 20422 to 20583, and from SN 20585 onward; GTH-4018 SR from SN 20173–20558, 20599–20662, 20624–20707, and SN 20709 onward. Always check your machine’s serial number plate before ordering parts.