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Genie S-80X, S-80, S-85 2012 Parts Catalog

If you are wrenching on a Genie S-80X, S-80, or S-85 boom lift, and do not have the 2012 factory parts catalog within arm’s reach, you are guessing. That costs time and money. I have torqued enough bolts to know that aftermarket diagrams will leave you hunting for a part number that does not exist. This is the real deal – 240 pages of OEM Genie documentation, straight from the source. Serial number range starts from SN 8000, and the manual covers every fastener, decal, and assembly you will touch.

Decals with Words: S-80X and S-80 (Page 10)

Section 100 and 102.1 lay out the decal locations with text. You would be surprised how many machines come in with wrong or missing decals because some guy threw on a generic sticker. The manual shows exact placement and part numbers for S-80X and S-80. If you are running an S-85, check section 102.1 separately – the decal map changes. Do not assume they are the same.

How to Order Parts the Right Way

Page 8 covers the ordering process, and page 9 includes the fax order form. Fill it out with the exact part number from the catalog, or you will get a call back asking what you meant. Genie updates these figures – the manual says so right on page 4. If you bought a printed copy years ago, you can access updated figures from the Genie website. But the PDF from AutoRepairManuals is current as of April 2012 revision C3, part number 111335.

Serial Number Breakdown and Torque Awareness

The serial number format on page 3 tells you model year and sequence. Example: S8008-12345 means S-80, 2008 model year, sequence 12345. If you are working on a machine with a serial number below 8000, this manual does not apply. You need the earlier parts manuals listed on page 2 for SN ranges 965, 966-3081, or 3082-7999. Do not skip this check. Torque values are not printed in the parts catalog – that is in the service manual – but the parts catalog gives you the right bolt part numbers to order.

Parts Stocking List and Platform Components

The parts stocking list on page 7 tells you which spares to keep on the truck. If you run a rental fleet, this saves a trip back to the shop. For platform components, refer to Genie S-80 S-85 Parts Catalog 2012 – Section: Platform Components for the breakdown of rail assemblies and controls. The catalog includes hydraulic cylinder breakdown, chassis sections, and wiring harness routing – all factory spec.

Source Validity: Why OEM Matters on This Job

Aftermarket parts catalogs for booms are a liability. I have seen people order a seal kit for an S-85 using a third-party number that matched a different revision, and the machine leaked down overnight. Genie owns the engineering drawings. This catalog comes from Genie, a Terex brand. The copyright is 2011 Terex Corporation. The PDF we sell is a direct digital copy of the factory release. Compare that to some PDF sold off a forum – you get what you pay for. For more context on the industry, see the Automotive Industry Overview for how factory documentation standards apply across heavy equipment too.

What This Manual Does Not Cover (Know the Limits)

It is a parts catalog, not a service manual. If you need torque values or hydraulic pressure specs, you need the service manual. But for ordering the correct replacement part – whether it is a decal, a pin, a hose, or a control module – this is the only reference you should trust. The 240 pages include a full index linked in the PDF bookmarks; each figure in the table of contents is a live link. You click the figure number and go straight to the exploded view.

Does the catalog cover the S-80X diesel and fuel systems?

Yes. The S-80X is included in the decal and component sections. Fuel system parts are listed under the engine compartment breakdown. Check the figure index for your specific serial number range.

Can I use this for a machine built after 2012?

Genie updates parts as engineering changes happen. For machines built after 2012, you should cross-reference with the later editions, like Genie S-80 S-85 2014 Parts Catalog. This 2012 catalog is correct for machines from serial number 8000 up to the 2012 model year.

You have the serial number on the chassis. You have the part number from the old component. You open this catalog, find the figure, order exactly what Genie designed. No wasted trips, no wrong parts. Genie S-80, S-85 2012 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs is the one you want on your bench. Access the Factory Manual and get back to the job.