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Genie GTH-5519, GTH-5519 S 2012 Parts Catalog

I’ve lost count of how many hours I’ve burned chasing part numbers that don’t match. You pull a hydraulic pump off a Genie telehandler, the tag is worn off, and you’re left guessing. That’s why you need an OEM Parts Catalog, not some aftermarket rehash. The Genie GTH-5519, GTH-5519 S 2012 Parts Catalog gives you factory breakdowns for every component from serial number 20368 onward. 166 pages of exploded views and Genie part numbers. No guesswork.

Read Your Serial Number First – Here’s Why

Your machine’s serial number is punched on the front right part of the chassis side member. On the data plate, you’ll see a string like GTH 5519.P.10.20373. That number tells you the model, engine type, year of manufacture, and the actual serial number. Without it, you risk ordering the wrong pump, cylinder, or wiring harness. This Parts Catalog on page 3 walks you through decoding it. I’ve seen guys swap a steering cylinder only to find the port orientation changed between S/N breaks. Don’t be that guy.

Parts Stocking List on Page 7 – Plan Your Inventory

If you run a shop with multiple Genie telehandlers, page 7 lists the most commonly replaced parts. Genie calls it the Parts Stocking List. It’s not a full breakdown, but it tells you which seals, filters, and hoses you should keep on the shelf. That saves a phone call when a machine is down. The list is specific to the GTH-5519 and GTH-5519 S from SN 20368. Cross-reference with your fleet.

How to Order Parts – Page 8 Details the Process

Page 8 gives you the official ordering procedure. Genie wants your serial number, part number, quantity. They also include a Service Parts Fax Order Form on page 9. You can fax that in if you’re old school. But the real value is the electronic version – click any page number to jump to the figure. That’s built into the PDF. No flipping back and forth.

Decals Section: 100 Decals (page 100) – Not Just Stickers

Decals are often ignored until you need to replace a faded safety label or a load chart. This catalog dedicates page 100 to decals. Every warning decal, capacity label, and control marking is shown with its part number. If you’re restoring a machine or prepping it for rental, you need these.

Missing a decal can be a liability.

The OEM part numbers are correct.

When Aftermarket Catalogs Fail – This OEM Version Wins

I’ve tried third-party parts directories that list generic specs. They get the easy stuff right but mess up the hydraulic fittings or the torque specs for mounting bolts. This is a factory Genie publication, printed June 2012 with Part No. 645043 Rev E. It comes directly from Terexlift’s technical publications. The data is binding – Genie says specifications are subject to change, but this is the version that matches your machine if your S/N falls in the range. Aftermarket catalogs don’t guarantee that. For reference, the Automotive Industry Overview article on Wikipedia covers how OEM documentation differs from generic aftermarket sources. Automotive Industry Overview – same principle applies here.

166 Pages of Factory Specs – What You Get

This Parts Catalog contains exploded views for every major assembly on the GTH-5519 and GTH-5519 S. You get part numbers, quantities, and references to the figure numbers. The manual is searchable by page number. Sections include the drivetrain, hydraulics, cab, electrical, and structural components. If you need to rebuild a boom pivot or replace a brake caliper, you’ll find the exact Genie part number. No cross-referencing with aftermarket brands. The 166 pages are dense with information – each figure shows the assembly and a list of parts with their descriptions.

What’s the difference between the GTH-5519 and the GTH-5519 S in this catalog?

The “S” denotes a specific option package. This catalog covers both models.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a machine built before serial number 20368?

No. The manual is valid only from SN 20368 onward. Earlier machines have different part numbers for some components, especially the engine and hydraulic pump. You need the earlier edition – check our related manuals section below for the correct covering. Ordering the wrong part because you used the wrong serial number range will cost you time and money. Always verify your machine’s serial number against the range printed on the cover. The manual itself instructs you to read the serial number on page 3. If your machine falls outside this range, look for the manual that covers SN 10242 to 18818 – we carry it as a separate listing.

Don’t waste time with aftermarket parts lists that might be close but not exact. The factory Genie Parts Catalog gets it right. Genie GTH-5519 Parts Manual (SN 10242 to 18818) covers an earlier range if that’s what you need. We also have Genie GTH-5519 / GTH-5519 S Parts Manual for a different revision. And if you’re working on scissor lifts, check out Genie S-60, S-65 2012 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Manual – same level of detail.

Access the Factory Manual now and keep your Genie telehandler running with the right parts. Every part number is verified against Genie’s own documentation. No second-guessing. Get the PDF, load it on your tablet, and start ordering with confidence.