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Hangcha CCCD60-G24, CCCD50-G24, CCCD60-G39, CCCD50-G39, CCCD60-H34 2013 Parts Catalog

You need a bolt for the lifting chain bracket on a CCCD50-G39. Call the dealer blind and you get a “we think it’s part number something” or a generic diagram that might match a different year. That grinds your job to a halt and costs you an hour of cross-referencing. This 157-page Hangcha CCCD60-G24, CCCD50-G24, CCCD60-G39, CCCD50-G39, CCCD60-H34 2013 Parts Catalog ends the guessing. It’s the same 3rd edition book that Hangcha shipped with these 5-6 ton internal combustion side forklift trucks. Every piece of steel, every seal, every wire harness is drawn and numbered. I’ve used factory parts books for thirty years—when you order from the right exploded view, the part shows up and fits. Period.

9 Factory Sections Cover Every Bolted Assembly

The catalog splits the truck into nine systems: I. Driving System, II. Steering System, III. Dynamic System (that’s the engine and drivetrain), IV. Vehicle Body System, V. Control System, VI. Hydraulic System, VII. Electrical System, VIII. Cab System, IX. Lifting System. Each section starts with an assembly drawing that shows how the components fit together, then lists every part number right below. No aftermarket artist redraws. Hangcha’s own draftsmen laid these out, so the orientation matches what you see under the hood.

How Do You Look Up a Part Number Correctly?

Flip to the system you need—say Lifting System (Section IX). Find the assembly drawing for the mast or carriage. Each component has a series number printed next to it. Match that number to the table row. The row gives you the drawing code, the standard part number (if applicable), and the quantity. Pay attention to the dates: Hangcha marks accessory changes with flags like “—2009.7” (used until July 2009) or “2009.8—” (used from August 2009 onward). If your truck is a 2013 model, you want the post-2009.8 parts. Miss that date flag and you order the wrong bracket.

CCCD60-G24 and Variants: Engine and Transmission Breakdown

The catalog covers five model variants: CCCD60-G24, CCCD50-G24, CCCD60-G39, CCCD50-G39, CCCD60-H34. Each one uses a specific engine-transmission combo. For example, the -G24 models run the LR4B3-24 engine with a YQXD100H1 transmission. The -G39 models use a 4MG79 engine with the same transmission. The -H34 uses a Perkins 1104D-44T with a YQXD100H10. Those differences show up in the Dynamic System section—separate part numbers for engine mounts, flywheels, and bell housings. If you need a water pump for a CCCD50-G39, you don’t guess. The catalog lists it by model.

Parts Catalogs vs. Service Manuals: Why This Document Exists

A service manual tells you how to torque a head bolt. This parts catalog tells you what bolt to order. They work together. You can’t fix a leaky hydraulic cylinder without the seal part number, and you can’t find that seal number without the exploded view from Section VI. Generic parts lists from third-party websites leave out the date codes and the exact drawing numbers. This is a Hangcha factory publication—look at the bottom of the cover page: “杭叉集团股份有限公司, Hangcha Group Co., Ltd., Dec. 2013 3rd EDITION.” That’s the authority you want when you call the parts counter.

Get the Right Order: Parts Request Instructions

When you call your supplier, the catalog tells you to give them the model, series number (that’s the part’s drawing code), and quantity. That’s it. No “maybe it’s this one.” I’ve been on the phone with parts guys who trust a factory book over a scanned copy every time. Access this PDF, keep it on your tablet or print out the section you need. You’ll stop wasting time on cross-referencing and get back to wrenching.

Does this catalog include torque specifications or repair procedures?

No. This is strictly a parts identification document. It has exploded-view drawings and part numbers. For service procedures like head bolt torque values or hydraulic pump rebuild steps, you want the separate service repair manual.

How do I know which part number applies to my specific truck serial number?

The catalog includes change-point date flags (e.g., “—2009.7” means used until July 2009; “2009.8—” means used from August 2009). The 3rd edition published December 2013 covers all production up to that month. If your truck is a 2011 model, use the “2009.8—” parts. If your machine was built before August 2009, the earlier parts may apply. Check your truck’s serial number against the engine and transmission type listed on page 3 of the catalog for the correct variant.

You want to stop chasing wrong parts. Access the Factory Manual now and get the exact exploded views and part numbers that Hangcha uses. No third-party drawings, no reprints. Original OEM documentation for your 5-6 ton side forklift.

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