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Genie GTH-644, GTH-842, GTH-844 2012 Parts Catalog

Aftermarket parts catalogs are a joke when you have a machine down and need the right part number. I’ve seen guys order a lift cylinder seal kit three times because the aftermarket book had the wrong dimensions. That’s wasted time and cash. This Genie GTH-644, GTH-842, GTH-844 2012 Parts Catalog is the real deal – factory printed, 286 pages, straight from Terex. You get exploded views, Genie part numbers, and the exact serial number ranges so you don’t order the wrong piece. If you’re working on a GTH-644, GTH-842, or GTH-844 built between 2006 and 2010 (serial breaks listed on page 1), this is the only catalog you should trust.

What You Get in 286 Pages of Factory Parts Breakdown

This isn’t a service manual with torque specs – it’s a parts catalog. But that’s exactly what you need when the boom won’t lift because a hydraulic fitting cracked. The manual is divided by major assemblies: decals, chassis, drive train, boom, outriggers, and electrical. Each section starts with a figure number, then a list of components with Genie part numbers. The table of contents on page 4 is clickable in the PDF version – you can jump straight to figure 0100 for decals or figure 3000 for the boom. Page 7 has a parts stocking list if you like to keep common seals and filters on the shelf.

How to Order Parts – Fax Form Included

Stupid as it sounds, I’ve seen shops try to order parts without using the correct form. This catalog includes a service parts fax order form on page 9. Fill it out with the figure number, item number, quantity, and your machine serial number. Then send it to the number on the form. That’s the process Genie designed. Skip it and you’ll get the wrong part – guaranteed. The form also asks for your account number, so have that ready.

Serial Number Range – Why It Matters

Page 1 lists the serial number breaks for each model. For example, GTH-644 from GTH0606A-8418 to GTH0610A-14000 and from GTH0606B-6956 to GTH0610B-14000. The letter after the year code (A or B) tells you the facility where it was built. The manual covers both. If your machine’s serial falls outside these ranges, you need the next revision – maybe the Genie GTH-644 GTH-842 GTH-844 2006 Parts Catalog’>Genie GTH-644 GTH-842 GTH-844 2006 Parts Catalog or the Genie GTH-644 GTH-842 GTH-844 2017 Parts Catalog – Section: Operators’>Genie GTH-644 GTH-842 GTH-844 2017 Parts Catalog – Section: Operators. Don’t guess – read the label on the chassis upright (page 3 shows you where to find it).

7 Systems Covered in the Parts Breakdown

Look at the figure list: decals (0100), chassis and cab (0200), drive train (0300), steering axle (0400), boom (0500), outriggers (0600), electrical (0700). Each figure has multiple views. For instance, figure 0500 might show the boom assembly with cylinder, hoses, and wear pads. You can order a single bolt if you need it – Genie part numbers are listed. The Genie GTH Series 2007 Service Manual’>Genie GTH Series 2007 Service Manual would give you the torque specs, but this catalog gives you the parts.

Is This Catalog Worth It for a DIY Owner?

If you own one of these telehandlers – maybe you bought a used GTH-844 for your property – yes. You’ll save hours of cross-referencing aftermarket numbers. The manual shows you exactly which part fits which serial range. And if you need to call Genie customer service, you’ll be talking their language. The contact info is on page 2: email awp.techpub@terex.com or website www.genielift.com. For a deeper background on how the Automotive Industry Overview applies to off-road equipment, check the Wikipedia article. But for parts, stick to this catalog.

FAQ – Genie GTH-644, GTH-842, GTH-844 Parts Catalog

Does this catalog include hydraulic hose routing diagrams?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It shows exploded views of assemblies with part numbers. For routing or torque data, you need the service manual.

Can I use this catalog for a GTH-636?

No. The GTH-636 is a different model. The serial number reading page shows a GTH-636 example, but the parts inside only cover GTH-644, GTH-842, GTH-844.

How do I know if my machine is within the serial range?

Check the serial label located inside the chassis upright at the cab side. The manual covers GTH-644 from GTH0606A-8418 to GTH0610A-14000 and GTH0606B-6956 to GTH0610B-14000. Similar ranges for the 842 and 844 are on page 1.

Are the part numbers still current as of 2024?

Genie updates parts frequently. This is the 2012 revision (Part No. 97486 Rev B2). For the latest numbers, use the Genie Parts Lookup System online. This manual is a starting point – accurate for the serial ranges listed.

You need parts for your Genie telehandler. Don’t rely on a photocopy or a third-party list. Automotive Industry Overview’>Automotive Industry Overview may talk about manufacturing standards, but when the machine is down, you need the factory document. Access the Factory Manual and get the right part number the first time. 286 pages, OEM data, confirmed serial breaks – that’s all there is to it.