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Hyster H70XL, H80XL, H90XL, H110XL, H90XLS 1995 Parts Catalog

If you’re hunting for a part number on a Hyster forklift and the aftermarket catalog gives you a generic drawing that doesn’t match what’s on your bench, you’re wasting time. This is the 1995 Hyster H70XL, H80XL, H90XL, H110XL, H90XLS Parts Catalog — 417 pages of factory part numbers and exploded views straight from Hyster. No aftermarket interpretation, no missing callouts. You get the same document the dealer parts counter uses. I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years, and I’ll tell you: OEM documentation keeps you out of trouble. This catalog covers serial code F005, and the numerical index on page 381 lets you cross-reference any part number back to its illustration in seconds.

Engine and Fuel System Coverage

The ENGINE section alone takes up pages 17 through 76. That’s nearly 60 pages of cylinder blocks, camshafts, crankshafts, pistons, oil pans, cooling, valve covers, rocker shafts, timing gears, flywheel housings, and exhaust. If you’re rebuilding a Continental or Isuzu engine in one of these XL trucks, you need the exact Hyster part numbers because aftermarket crossovers often get the bearing sizes wrong. I’ve seen guys try to fit a standard piston ring set into a .020 oversize bore because the generic catalog didn’t list the oversize. This catalog shows each oversize variant clearly. Page 26 has the cylinder block assembly with all the core plugs and dowels listed individually. That’s the kind of detail you need to avoid a comeback.

The FUEL section starts on page 77 and goes to page 128. It covers fuel tanks (page 78), carburetors, fuel injection, low-pressure fuel lines, water separators, and torque converters. If you’re chasing a hard-start issue on a H90XLS, the carburetor breakdown on page 93 shows every gasket and jet. Combined with the ELECTRICAL section starting at page 129 — alternators, distributors, electric choke, gauges — you can work through the whole fuel and ignition system with factory drawings.

What About the Electrical and Transmission Sections?

ELECTRICAL runs from pages 129 to 182. You get alternator assemblies (pages 156, 158, 160), distributor breakdowns (pages 140-141), and the full electrical system diagram starting on page 130. For the transmission, you’re looking at pages 183 to 214: clutch, torque converter, planetary gears, and drive axle. The TRANSMISSION housing casting? Page 186 identifies every bolt and seal. Aftermarket parts catalogs often lump those into one vague drawing, and then you end up with the wrong gasket set.

3 Major Sections You Can’t Afford to Skip

BRAKE (pages 215-228): park brake, wheel brakes, and brake booster. If you’re replacing brake shoes on a H110XL, the exploded view on page 224 shows the exact arrangement of return springs and hold-downs. STEERING (pages 229-242): steering column, hydraulic steering, tie rods. HYDRAULIC (pages 243-264): charge pump, tilt cylinder, steering cylinder, and the entire hydraulic circuit. These sections are often the first place a DIY mechanic gets burned by inaccurate aftermarket diagrams. The OEM catalog gives you the real part numbers, not a “will fit” cross-reference.

Check the Brake and Steering Parts with OEM Drawings

Brake booster on page 228, steering axle on page 240. If you’re pulling a steering cylinder on a H80XL, turn to page 242. The parts catalog uses exploded-view drawings that show every seal, backup ring, and snap ring. I’ve seen guys order a rebuild kit based on an aftermarket catalog and the kit had the wrong bore size. Hyster’s OEM catalog eliminates that risk.

Mast Assemblies: Two-Stage and Three-Stage Breakdown

The catalog dedicates over 50 pages to mast components: TWO-STAGE LIMITED FREE LIFT (page 265), THREE-STAGE FULL FREE LIFT (page 281), and TWO-STAGE FULL FREE LIFT (page 304). Each section includes lift cylinders, carriages, side-shift carriages, and load backrest extensions. If you’re rebuilding a mast on a H90XLS, the carriage breakdown on page 278 gives you every roller, shim, and bolt. The numerical index at the back makes it easy to find the right page when you’re covered in grease and don’t want to flip through the whole TOC.

The OPTIONAL section starting on page 321 covers side-shift carriages, additional hydraulic components, and specialty attachments. Hyster designed these trucks to be modular, and the parts catalog reflects that. You get the same 417 pages of data that Hyster dealers use to order parts for customer equipment.

Hyster is a major name in material handling, part of the broader Automotive Industry Overview. If you’re new to industrial equipment, reading the Automotive Industry Overview can give context on how these forklifts fit into the supply chain.

Related manuals you might need: Hyster H70XM H120XM 2005 Parts Catalog – 580 Pages OEM Factory, Hyster HR45-25, HR45H, -31, -36L, -40LS 2005 Parts Catalog OEM, Hyster H14.00-18.00XM-12, -12EC 2006 Parts Catalog – 844 Pages OEM Factory Specs.

Cylinder head? Page 30. That’s the speed you get with a factory parts catalog instead of scrolling through a generic PDF with no callouts. Stop chasing ghost part numbers. Access the Factory Manual and get the real Hyster parts data on your screen.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specs?

No. It lists parts, not torque values.

Can I use this catalog to identify parts for a H90XLS with a different serial number range?

This catalog covers serial code F005 as indicated. If your machine falls outside that serial range, some parts may differ. Always verify with your unit’s serial number before ordering. Hyster released updated catalogs for later model years like Hyster H70XM H120XM 2005 Parts Catalog – 580 Pages OEM Factory which might be needed for newer machines. Even within the same model, Hyster changed supplier parts over the production run, so matching the serial prefix is critical. The numerical index helps you cross-check part numbers across different sections without assuming interchangeability.

Are the illustrations in this catalog the same as the ones in the Hyster service manual?

The parts catalog uses exploded-view drawings to show part relationships and callouts. The service manual uses different diagrams for disassembly. They complement each other, but for service procedures you’ll want a separate service manual. This catalog is for ordering parts, not for step-by-step repair instructions.

How many pages does this manual have?

417 pages, indexed numerically from page 381 to help you cross-reference any part number.