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Genie IWP 2015 Parts Catalog

If you work on aerial lifts, you know the pain of ordering a part that doesn’t fit. That happens when you skip the serial number check or rely on aftermarket parts lists. This Genie IWP 2015 Parts Catalog is the OEM factory document – straight from Genie, part number 31504 Revision G1, August 2015. It covers IWP models from serial number 4093-1003 through 4095-3167. 80 pages of nothing but exploded-view drawings, part numbers, and the exact figure references you need to order the right component the first time.

For larger lifts, check the Genie S-60, S-65 2012 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Manual and Genie S-80, S-85 2012 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts Manual for similar part-by-part coverage. The Genie S-80, S-85 2012 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs also provides torque data for those machines.

Genie IWP 2015 Parts Catalog: What You Get

This isn’t a reprint or a generic compilation. It’s the original PDF released by Genie – a Terex brand – in August 2015. The table of contents is fully linked: click a figure number and jump straight to the page. Sections include Decals and Paint (figures 100-102.1), Base Components (figure 200-201.1), and more. Each parts list includes serial number breaks, so you match the exact revision of your machine. Page 3 shows how to read your serial number and find the product code on the plate – located on the back of the number 1 column. If you’ve ever ordered a decal that didn’t match, this is why.

3 Reasons the Serial Number Matters

First, Genie updates parts mid-production. The manual lists component changes by serial break. Ordering a part without verifying your serial is gambling with your money. Second, the serial plate is on the upper right corner of the plate, behind column one. Third, the product code on the lower right must match the model – the manual tells you exactly which codes apply. Skip this step and you might get a hydraulic fitting that won’t thread. A parts catalog that ignores serial numbers is worse than useless.

Decals and Paint Section: Why It’s Included

Two full figures cover decals: figure 100 for standard machines, figure 102.1 for battery pack and fiberglass platform variants. Each decal has a part number and placement diagram. Paint codes? Not in this parts catalog – that belongs in the service manual. But if you need a warning label or a control box decal, the figure tells you exactly which one. I’ve seen guys rattle-can over a faded decal and then fail an inspection. Don’t be that guy.

Base Components and Figure Navigation

Figure 200 and 201.1 cover the base assembly – the chassis, wheels, and structural supports. The manual lists each piece with its part number, description, and quantity. The electronic version lets you click any page number in the table of contents to jump directly to the figure. No scrolling through 80 pages blindly. Need the base weldment? Click figure 200. The parts list breaks down each subassembly, so you can order a bushing without buying the whole arm.

Ordering Parts: What the Manual Tells You

The service parts fax order form on page 9 gives you the template. But the real value is in the parts stocking list (page 7) and the how-to-order instructions. Genie recommends having your serial number ready before you call. The manual even includes contact info: awp.techpub@terex.com and www.genielift.com. If you need an updated figure, you can access it from their website. This manual is revised frequently – the version you’re buying is the August 2015 revision G1. Keep it digital so you can check for newer figures on the Genie site.

Understanding the broader Automotive Industry Overview helps appreciate why OEM documentation matters. Aftermarket catalogs often miss serial breaks or use generic images. Genie’s manual is engineered to match your exact machine. For more context, Automotive Industry Overview shows how manufacturers standardize part numbering – this catalog follows that standard.

Does This Parts Catalog Cover Your Machine?

Check your serial number. This manual covers IWP models with serial numbers from 4093-1003 to 4095-3167. If your machine falls outside that range, you need a different revision. The serial plate location is described on page 3 of the manual – back of number 1 column, upper right corner. Write that number down before you open the PDF. It saves you from ordering a base assembly that doesn’t fit.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find the correct serial number for my IWP?

Locate the serial plate on the back of the number 1 column. The number is on the upper right corner.

Does this manual include torque specifications?

This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values for bolts and fittings are not listed here. You would need the Genie IWP service manual for those specs. However, the parts catalog does show the correct fastener part numbers, so you can order the right bolt. If you need torque data, look in the OEM service manual for your model year.

Can I use this manual for the IWP 4095 series?

Yes, as long as your serial number falls between 4093-1003 and 4095-3167. The manual covers that exact range.

Is this a reprint or an original OEM document?

This is the original factory PDF from Genie – part number 31504 Rev G1 dated August 2015. Not a photocopy or third-party scan.

Access the Factory Manual now and eliminate the guesswork from your next parts order. 80 pages of Genie OEM data, directly from the manufacturer. No aftermarket shortcuts – just the parts you need, with the serial breaks that matter.