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Hyster H13.00XM, H14.00XM, H16.00XM-6, H10.00XM-12EC, H12.00XM-12EC 2015 Parts Catalog

Hyster H13.00XM, H14.00XM, H16.00XM-6, H10.00XM-12EC, H12.00XM-12EC – I’ve torqued more head bolts than most people have had hot meals, and I can tell you right now: if you’re ordering parts for these machines without the factory binder in your hand, you’re gambling with someone else’s money. This 2015 Parts Catalog is 916 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded diagrams, and serial number breaks that aftermarket books just don’t get right. You need a floorplate for a H13.00XM with a closed cab? This manual tells you exactly which one – and it’s not the same as the open-cab version.

Frame and Cab: Where Most People Start, and Where Most People Get It Wrong

Section 1 – Frame covers floorplates, hoods and covers for all five models (H13.00XM, H14.00XM, H16.00XM-6, H10.00XM-12EC, H12.00XM-12EC), counterweight with optional lifting eyes, overhead guard wire mesh, and the cab attaching parts. Each cab door assembly splits by serial number: up to G019E02407G for closed cab with heater, and from G019E02408G for the same cab. If you grab the wrong door window kit, you’re 100 bucks in the hole before you even open the box. This catalog gives you the serial break right next to the part number. Page numbers like 3-6 for the accessory drive belt and page 1-160 for the air conditioner climate control cab – MCC are printed in the table of contents so you can jump straight to the section you need.

15 Sections Covering Every System on These Hyster Models

The manual splits into 15 major sections: Frame, Engine Assembly – Diesel, Engine Assembly – LPG, Fuel System, Electrical System, Transmission, Drive Axle, Steering System, Brake System, Hydraulic System, Mast – Two Stage Limited Free-Lift, Mast – Three Stage Full Free-Lift, Attachments, Options, and Numerical Index. That last one – the Numerical Index – is gold. If you have a part number but don’t know where it lives, flip to Section 15. Every part number in the book is cross-referenced to the page. No flipping through 900 pages blind.

How Does This 916-Page Manual Save You from Ordering the Wrong Part?

Because it shows you the assembly. Look at the cab tilt cylinder mounting section. There’s the tilt cylinder cab, tilt platform assembly, electric pump, hand pump – each one illustrated with a callout to the Hyster part number. You see the exact bracket, bolt, and seal. You don’t guess. When you’re dealing with a H12.00XM-12EC that has a hydraulic control and twistlock setup, the manual breaks down the H10.00XM-12EC and H12.00XM-12EC variants separately. That’s the kind of detail that keeps a machine from sitting in the yard for three days waiting for the wrong gasket.

Cross-Reference Part Numbers Against Actual Factory Builds

Every component in this catalog comes with a Hyster part number. No generic interchange. You see the part number, the description, the quantity per assembly, and the serial number range it fits. Need a condenser for the three-fan system – Aurora? It’s in the Frame section under condenser and attaching parts. Need the heater hoses for the LPG engine? Those are listed under the heating system subsection. This isn’t a parts list; it’s a build sheet for your specific machine. And if you’re working on a fleet of these trucks, you’ll want the related service manuals too – check out the Hyster H14.00XM, H20.00XM, H16.00XM-12EC, H18.00XM-12EC Service Manual for repair procedures, or the Hyster H12.00XM, H8.00XM, H13.00XM, H16.00XM Service Manual – 128 Pages for quick reference. For troubleshooting, grab the Hyster H8.00-XM H12.00XM H13.00XM H16.00XM Troubleshooting Manual.

Engine and Cooling: Section 2 Diesel Breakdown

Section 2 covers the diesel engine assembly – cooling system, exhaust system, air compressor mounting, air compressor coolant plumbing. The page references in the table of contents tell you exactly where each subsystem starts. For example, the air compressor itself is on page 2-8, and the air compressor coolant plumbing on page 2-11. You don’t need to read through unrelated parts to find what you need. That’s how a factory manual works. The aftermarket stuff lumps everything together and you waste billable hours hunting. This is the real deal – Hyster’s own publication, 03/2015, unit code G019 Europe. The Automotive Industry Overview has changed a lot since then, but the parts on these lift trucks haven’t. If you want to understand how these documents fit into the larger service ecosystem, here’s a Automotive Industry Overview for context.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this manual cover the LPG engine?

Yes. Section 3 is devoted to the LPG engine assembly.

Can I use this manual for a serial number outside the G019 range?

This edition is for unit code G019 (Europe) and covers specific serial number breaks for cab options, like closed cab with heater versus insulation. If your machine’s serial number falls outside those breaks, the part numbers may differ. Always verify with the plate on your truck. For example, the cab door right hand shows two different assemblies dependant on serial number — one up to G019E02407G and another from G019E02408G. Using the wrong one will cost you. Stick to the range listed. If unsure, contact Hyster with your serial number. This manual is accurate for the G019 range as of 2015.

Is this a reprint or a factory original?

This is the 2015 Customer Edition published by Hyster Company. It’s a direct scan of the original factory binder — no third-party editing, no condensed web version. Every page is as Hyster printed it.

Does the manual include a numerical index?

Section 15 is the Numerical Index. It lists every part number in the catalog and the page where it appears. That’s a time-saver when you have a part number but don’t know where it lives.

Don’t waste a day ordering the wrong seal. Access the Factory Manual and get the part numbers Hyster assigned to your machine.