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Genie S-60, S-65, S-60X, S-60XC, S-60HC 2014 Parts Catalog

If you are turning wrenches on a Genie S-60 or any of its siblings — the S-65, S-60X, S-60XC, or S-60HC — you need the right part number before you touch the phone. I have wasted more than one afternoon chasing a hydraulic fitting that didn’t match because someone grabbed a part from a different serial range. That stops with this Genie S-60, S-65, S-60X, S-60XC, S-60HC 2014 Parts Catalog from AutoRepairManuals.

This is the factory-issued Parts Catalog, publication part number 1255224 Rev A, dated January 2014. It runs 340 pages and covers serial numbers from SN S6014A-27508 and from S6014D-101 onward. The book includes every model variant in the S‑60 family — standard S-60, the longer-reach S-65, the narrow S-60X, the rough-terrain S-60XC, and the heavy-duty S-60HC. If you have a S‑60TraX or S-65TraX, those are covered too. You get exploded views, part numbers, and the exact Genie OEM callouts you need.

Parts Coverage: What the Figure Index Delivers

Genie organized this book by machine systems. Each system gets its own figure number. The table of contents is a set of live links — click the figure number, and you jump straight to the correct page. Need the ground controls assembly? Figure it out from the index. Looking for the turntable bearing? The parts figure will show you every bolt, washer, and spacer. Every figure lists the part number, description, and quantity used per machine. You also get the serial number break point for each revision — critical when Genie changed a bracket or hose routing mid-production.

Because this is a parts catalog, not a repair manual, you will not find torque specs or step‑by‑step removal instructions. What you get is accurate OEM part numbers that save you the headache of cross‑referencing aftermarket charts that are often wrong. For repair procedures, pair this catalog with the corresponding service manual — I recommend the Genie S-60 S-65 Series 2017 Parts Catalog or the older Genie S-60 S-65 Series 2012 Parts Catalog depending on your serial number range.

5 Machine Models, One Part Numbering System

The catalog covers S-60, S-65, S-60X, S-60XC, S-60HC, S-60TraX, and S-65TraX. That is seven variants, but the core parts — engine deck, hydraulic tank, platform controls — share most common numbers. The differences show up in the chassis, axle, and track system sections. If you have a S-60HC, you will see heavier-duty boom sections and different wear pads. The catalog clearly indicates which part applies to which model by marking the serial number break or listing multiple line items per figure. This level of detail is why OEM documentation matters.

How to Read Your Serial Number — It’s on Page 3

Page 3 lays out the serial number decoding: S60 14 A – 28536. Model, model year, production location, sequence number. If your machine was built in 2014 and has a serial number above S6014A-27508, this catalog fits. If you have a 2012 model, you need the Genie S-60 S-65 2012 Parts Catalog — different part numbers for some sections. Do not guess. I have seen a guy order a $400 valve because he looked at the wrong serial range. Check your serial plate under the cover, stamping on the chassis. Page 3 shows where both are located.

OEM vs Aftermarket: Why the Factory Catalog Wins

Aftermarket parts books are compiled from photocopies and user-submitted corrections. This Genie catalog was printed by Terex South Dakota, Inc. in January 2014 as the seventh edition, first printing. Every figure number, every dashed line, every bubble callout was checked against the actual production drawings. When Genie updates a part, they issue a revision — this catalog includes the current revision level. The serial number ranges at the bottom of page 2 show the history of manuals for this family: from serial number 652 up to the current 27507+, with part numbers like 28780, 34477, 48411, 77827, 147769, and 826283. That is real documentation tracking.

If you want to understand the broader context of construction equipment documentation, the Automotive Industry Overview is useful background. But for this specific machine, the Genie catalog is the last word.

340 Pages – What’s Actually Inside

The book is 340 pages thick, but Genie packed it with data. Every figure includes the part number, description, quantity, and serial number applicability. Example: you need a platform control joystick. Open the figure for platform controls — it will show the joystick assembly, the boot, the gimbal, and the wiring harness connector. The part number in the catalog matches the one on the Genie parts website. No cross‑referencing required.

FAQ

Does this catalog include repair procedures or torque specs?

Only parts information — exploded views, part numbers, and quantities. For repair steps, get the service manual.

What serial numbers does this manual cover?

It covers S-60, S-65, S-60X, S-60XC, S-60HC, S-60TraX, and S-65TraX from SN S6014A-27508 and S6014D-101 onward. If your machine is older, check the serial number history on page 2 of the catalog.

Can I use this to order parts for a 2012 model?

No — the 2012 models have different part numbers in many sections. Order the correct year-specific catalog (2012 or 2017) to avoid ordering wrong parts.

Is this a PDF format or a printed book?

PDF format from AutoRepairManuals. You get the full 340 pages as a digital file. Print what you need or keep it on a tablet in the shop.

Stop wasting time with generic parts listings. Get the OEM numbers from the factory source. Access the Factory Manual now and keep your Genie boom lift running with the right parts the first time.