Description

Genie TMZ-50/30, TMZ-17/10 2014 Parts Catalog

Look, if you’ve ever ordered a part for a Genie TMZ-50/30, TMZ-17/10 2014 Parts Catalog model and got the wrong one because the aftermarket list had a different illustration, you know the frustration. This is the factory document – 136 pages of Genie’s own part breakdowns. No third-party reinterpretations, no generic diagrams. Just the exact figures and part numbers Genie published in 2014.

Every page is a direct scan from the original Genie publication. The catalog covers the TMZ-50/30 (serial numbers T5099-001 to T5099-005) and the TMZ-17/10. Each parts figure is linked in the PDF bookmarks – you click on the figure number in the table of contents and jump straight to the exploded view. That’s how you avoid ordering the wrong seal kit.

136 Pages of Genuine Genie Parts Data

This Parts Catalog contains every exploded view and part number list for the TMZ-50/30 and TMZ-17/10. You get the same data the dealership uses. If you need to identify a hydraulic fitting, a seal, a control box cover, or a fastener – this is the reference. Part No. 62800, Rev A3, October 2014. The PDF is fully searchable, so you can type in a part description and find it across all 136 pages.

Serial Number Breakdown – Page 3 Info

Page 3 gives you the complete breakdown of how to read the serial number on your machine. It shows the model, sequence number, and even the manufacture date. For example, a TMZ-50/30 with serial T5099-003 is a 1999 model. That matters because parts change over production runs. The catalog tells you exactly which parts apply to your serial number range. Without this, you risk ordering parts for a later build that won’t fit.

Parts Figure Index – Live PDF Bookmarks

The table of contents isn’t static. Each figure listing is a live link. You move your cursor over the desired parts figure and left click. That gets you to the right exploded view without flipping through 136 pages. This is how a factory PDF should work. No second-guessing which figure applies to your machine – the index is organized by assembly.

Why OEM Parts Catalog Beats Third-Party Lists

Aftermarket parts lists get copied and lose accuracy. This catalog is Genie’s own document – part number 62800, revision A3, October 2014. You see the same exploded views the dealer uses. If you need to cross-reference a part for a TMZ-17/10, you pull this up. Not a photocopy of a photocopy. Genie’s Automotive Industry Overview gives broader context, but this manual is the real thing. Automotive Industry Overview is another reference, but you need the specific parts data here.

That’s the Genie way.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications?

No, this is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and exploded views. Torque specs are found in the service manual. If you need torque values, look for the Genie TMZ-50/30 service manual.

What serial numbers are covered for the TMZ-50/30?

Covers TMZ-50/30 SN T5099-001 to T5099-005. TMZ-17/10 range not listed – verify your serial against the document.

Is this an original OEM document or a reprint?

This is the exact factory PDF as published by Genie in 2014. Part No. 62800, Rev A3. No reprint.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for my TMZ-17/10?

Yes. The catalog includes full parts breakdowns for the TMZ-17/10. Each figure corresponds to a specific assembly – for instance, the drive chassis, boom, turntable, and platform controls. You identify your machine’s serial number range, locate the correct figure from the live table of contents, and read the part number directly. Order that number from any Genie dealer. This eliminates the guesswork of matching aftermarket descriptions that may be inaccurate. The catalog also lists fastener quantities and hardware part numbers, so you get everything you need in one order. Genie’s own diagrams ensure you don’t misidentify a hydraulic fitting because the illustration matches the real assembly. The catalog covers the base, turntable, boom, platform, hydraulic manifold, controls, and electrical harnesses. Each figure has a parts list with quantity, part number, and description. This level of detail is what you need when a single seal failure shuts down the machine. Cross-referencing with aftermarket catalogs wastes time and risks wrong parts.

If you work on other Genie models, these factory catalogs are worth having: 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

Get the part numbers you can trust. Access the Factory Manual and stop chasing incorrect aftermarket lists.