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Hangzhou Forklift Truck CPCD30/35N-RW15A, CPC30/35N-RG5, CPCD30/35N-RW6B, CPCD30/35N-RG1, CPCD30/35N-RW9 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a steering cylinder only to find it’s for the wrong transmission variant, you know the frustration. This parts catalog – the Hangzhou Forklift Truck CPCD30/35N-RW15A, CPC30/35N-RG5, CPCD30/35N-RW6B, CPCD30/35N-RG1, CPCD30/35N-RW9 Parts Catalog – covers the exact model configurations listed on the cover. No guessing. No returns because you picked the wrong drive axle group.

That 376-page document is the OEM factory parts breakdown for the R-series 3.0-3.5 ton counterbalanced forklift trucks. Every figure, every part number, every quantity – it’s all here. The catalog uses a multi-letter code system (A, B, C, etc.) to tag each part to specific model variants. Miss that code and you’ll order the wrong part. This catalog makes it obvious.

Counter Balance Assembly (Fig.1) – Where Parts Hunting Starts

Page 1. The very first figure shows the counter balance assembly. That cast-iron block isn’t just dead weight – it has specific mounting brackets and bolt patterns that differ between models with mechanical vs. torque-converter transmissions. The catalog gives you the exact part numbers for the counterweight, the brackets, and the hardware. If you’re swapping in a heavier counterweight for a different load center, you’ll find the correct part here.

Drive Axle Breakdowns (Fig.9-10) – Don’t Mix Up the Variants

Drive axle groups are where most ordering mistakes happen. The catalog splits drive axle (I) into two figures: Fig.9 for models ADMNQ and Fig.10 for BCEFGHIJKLOP. On page 26, Fig.10-1 covers the dual front wheel axle assembly – that’s the one for trucks with dual front tires. Brake assemblies are on page 28, Fig.10-2. Each figure lists every seal, bearing, and shim. If you’re rebuilding a brake cylinder, you need the correct left/right assembly from that figure. One wrong letter code and the bolt holes won’t line up.

Hangzhou Forklift Truck CPCD30/35N-RW15A, CPC30/35N-RG5, CPCD30/35N-RW6B, CPCD30/35N-RG1, CPCD30/35N-RW9 Parts Catalog: What’s Inside That 376-Page Document

This catalog covers every major system. Steering device (Fig.24-29), drive systems (Fig.30-34), air intake (Fig.35-39-1), exhaust (Fig.40-46), cooling (Fig.47-50), fuel system (Fig.51-56). The transmission sections alone handle six variants – from Nissan Tor-con to YQXD30A to JDS30 clutch type. Each figure includes a parts list with item numbers, descriptions, and quantities. The information pages (page 2-3) explain the model codes in plain English: CPCD30/35N-RW15A means Nissan TD27 engine with Nissan Tor-con transmission, rated at 3 or 3.5 ton at 500 mm load center. You get that level of detail for all 18 model codes listed.

Transmission Variants: Tor-con, Clutch, and the Codes You Need

The transmission is the biggest differentiator. Fig.15 shows the torque-converter transmission (Tor-con type) for models CFHJLP. Fig.22-23 cover the mechanical clutch transmission (Clutch type) for models BEGIKO. If you have a CPCD30/35N-RW6B with the Yanmar 4TV94L-NHZ engine and Okamura transmission, you’re in model Q – that corresponds to Fig.15 for the Tor-con type? Actually, check the code table: model Q is CPCD30/35N-RW6B, which uses Okamura transmission (listed as “冈村传动”). That’s a Tor-con type, so Fig.15 applies. But the steering axle and drive axle figures are universal – Fig.26-27 cover all models ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ. Don’t rely on memory. This catalog removes the guesswork.

OEM vs Aftermarket: Why This Catalog Wins

Aftermarket parts catalogs often merge data from multiple sources or skip the letter-code system. This is the original OEM document from Hangzhou Forklift Truck Co., Ltd. Every part number ties back to their engineering drawings. When you see a note like “A” in the top left corner of Fig.30, you know that part belongs exclusively to the CPCD30/35N-RW15A. Third-party catalogs will list a generic steering cylinder that “fits many models” – then you get the wrong one. This catalog is the same one the dealer uses. That’s why OEM matters.

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For larger capacity trucks, check 16t Counterbalance Forklift Parts Catalogue CPCD160-W2/W25. If you work on vintage farm equipment, the Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS 1957 Parts Catalog | OEM Fastener Guide is also available. A Futura Wear Technology Parts Catalog [LINK_ID_REL_2] covers wear parts for material handling. For background on forklift engine technology, see Automotive Industry Overview. The engines used – Nissan TD27, ISUZU C240-PKJ, Yanmar 4TV94L – are discussed in the broader context of Internal Combustion Engine design.

Does this catalog include service procedures?

No. It is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque specs and repair steps are in the separate service manual.

How do I find the part number for my specific model?

Look up the model code from the nameplate (Fig.2). Then locate the correct figure – for example, if you have CPCD30N-RW15A, use figures marked ‘A’ in the table. The catalog lists each part with its figure location and quantity. Cross-reference with the model codes on page 2-3. If your truck has a Nissan TD27 engine and Nissan Tor-con transmission, you’re looking at model A. Use Fig.30 for drive system, Fig.47 for cooling, etc. The letter codes in the figure titles tell you which models that figure applies to. Pay attention – one wrong letter means the wrong part.

Can I use this catalog for CPCD30/35N-RW13?

Yes and no. The catalog includes model I (CPC30/35N-RW13) and model J (CPCD30/35N-RW13). But note the difference: CPCD is the torque-converter version, CPC is manual clutch. Verify your model code against the list on page 2-3.

What if I need a part that is not listed?

Contact the sales department of Hangzhou Forklift Truck Co., Ltd. for changes.

Stop wasting time on phone calls to parts distributors who don’t have the right diagrams. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your bench. Every figure, every part number, every variant code is in that 376-page document. Get the right part the first time.