Description

Genie GTH-6025ER 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts Manual

If you’ve ever ordered a part for your Genie GTH-6025ER and got the wrong one because some third-party site showed a different number, you know the feeling. A part that doesn’t fit costs you time, money, and sometimes a safety hazard. That’s why you need the actual factory documentation – not a copy of a copy. This is the 2010 Genie Parts Catalog, 170 pages, direct from the manufacturer. No reprints, no condensed versions, no scanned blurry images. It’s the same book Genie dealers use to look up components.

What This Parts Catalog Covers

This catalog is model-specific for the Genie GTH-6025ER telehandler, covering machines with chassis serial numbers starting from 16760. It includes every assembly – engine, hydraulics, drivetrain, cab, frame, and attachments – broken down into exploded-view figures. Each figure has a table with part numbers, descriptions, and quantities. The table of contents has live links: click any figure listing and jump straight to that page. No flipping through guesswork.

The 170 pages include all revisions up to February 2010 (Rev B). You get the exact part numbers Genie stamped on the original components. This is critical when you’re ordering a replacement hydraulic valve, a steering cylinder, or a control cable. Aftermarket parts catalogs often group similar parts from different models into one list – that leads to mismatched ports, wrong stroke lengths, or incompatible threads.

3 Reasons to Use Genie Factory Documentation

First: authenticity. Genie technical publications – now part of Terex – validate every drawing against real production units. The data plate decal, the chassis stamp, the part numbers on the hydraulic lines – they all match this catalog. Second: accuracy across serial number breaks. Page 3 shows how to read your serial number (it’s punched on the front right side of the chassis). If your machine falls inside the range, every part listed applies. Third: updates. Genie issued revision B in February 2010 to correct and supersede earlier parts. You’re getting the latest factory baseline.

Third-party repair boards and generic parts sites don’t carry this level of detail. They rely on user submissions that may be wrong. This manual removes the guesswork from ordering, so you don’t end up with a return label and a week of downtime.

How to Read Your Serial Number: Machine Identification

The catalog includes a full explanation of the chassis serial number format. On page 3, you’ll see the stamp location (front right chassis side member) and the machine data plate location (inside the cab for Italian-market units, front right for export). The serial number includes the model code (GTH6025ER), year of manufacture, engine type, and the sequential number. Without this information, you might order parts for a different production batch that have been superseded. Cross-reference your machine’s data plate with the catalog’s parts lists to confirm compatibility.

Parts Identification and Ordering

Each part figure in this catalog is a PDF bookmark – click to view. The parts are listed with full descriptions and quantity per assembly. When you need a new steering tie rod end or a hydraulic filter, find the figure that matches your machine’s configuration. The catalog covers all variations for the GTH-6025ER, including options like different engines or auxiliary hydraulics if your serial number falls in the range. Use the part number directly when ordering from Genie or a dealer. If you try to order using a description alone, you risk getting the wrong revision.

For competitive pricing, you can search the part number online, but always verify with the factory catalog first. Many aftermarket sellers list parts by application, but they may cross-reference incorrectly. The factory part number is the only reliable reference.

Why Avoid Aftermarket Parts Catalogs for This Machine?

Aftermarket catalogs often combine parts from the GTH-6025ER with the GTH-6025, GTH-5519, or other Genie models. They may omit the serial number break entirely. That leads to ordering a hydraulic pump with the wrong displacement or a drive motor with mismatched flange patterns. This factory catalog is serial-number-specific. It tells you exactly which parts apply from SN 16760 onward. If you need parts for earlier machines, you need the corresponding earlier catalog – not a generic list.

The Automotive Industry Overview provides some background on standards for heavy equipment, but for actual part compatibility, stick with the OEM source. As one more reference, you can read about Automotive Industry Overview to understand why factory documentation matters for safety and regulatory compliance. But nothing replaces the specific manual for your machine.

Related Manuals for Genie Telehandlers

If you work with other Genie lifts, these parts catalogs cover the same factory-spec format:

• Genie S-60, S-65 2012 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Manual
• Genie S-80, S-85 2012 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts Manual
• Genie S-80, S-85 2012 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include engine part numbers for the Deutz or Perkins?

Yes, if the engine is factory-installed on your GTH-6025ER. The catalog covers all OEM assemblies – engine, cooling, exhaust, fuel system – as complete assemblies with Genie part numbers. For individual internal engine components (pistons, bearings), you will need the engine manufacturer’s manual.

Can I use this catalog for a GTH-6025 (without ER)?

No. The GTH-6025ER has a different load chart and structural changes. This parts catalog is model-specific.

Stop wasting time on wrong part numbers. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and get the exact Genie specifications for your GTH-6025ER. 170 pages of OEM data, ready to use on your workbench or tablet.