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Hyster HR45-25, HR45H, -31, -36L, -40LS 2005 Parts Catalog

If you’re working on a Hyster HR45-25, HR45H, -31, -36L, -40LS 2005 Parts Catalog, you need the actual factory documentation. Not a generic parts cross-reference that leaves you holding a seal that’s close but not right. I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years, and I’ve seen guys waste a full shift because they trusted an aftermarket parts listing. This OEM catalog gives you the exact part numbers Hyster stamped into their own inventory system. That’s what you get here – 742 pages of exploded diagrams, figure numbers, and chemical part numbers that match what Hyster built at the factory.

Let me be plain: a parts catalog is not a service manual. It won’t tell you how to torque a head bolt or how to bleed a brake circuit. But if you’re rebuilding a sliding cabin, replacing a hydraulic motor support, or sourcing a limit switch for a Demarais cabin, this is the only document that will get you the right part the first time. The manual is organized into 22 sections, starting with FRAME (Figure 1-1) and running all the way through STABILIZER, LOAD MOMENT LIMITER, OPTIONS, and NUMERICAL INDEX. You can flip to page 5 and see the full list of sections – that’s where I’d start if I were ordering parts for a Yardmaster.

Frame, Cabin, and Powertrain: The Major Sections

This catalog breaks the machine down into logical assemblies. Section 1 covers the frame, counterweight, chassis box, hood, cab doors, and limit switches. Section 2 is the L/LS frame with sliding frame support. Then you’ve got three different cabin types: Single Fixed Cabin (Section 3), Single Sliding Cabin (Section 4), Demarais Cabin (Section 5), and Denizet Cabin (Section 6). Each cabin section includes floor plates, glass, wipers, consoles, ventilation, air conditioning, pedal arrangements, seats, and reservoirs. If you need a windshield wiper motor for a Demarais cabin, look at Section 5, Figures 5-8 and 5-9. The part number is right there.

Engines are Section 7 – air filter, exhaust, engine mounting, cooling system, fan motor, throttle control valves. Transmission is Section 9 with converter housing, pump drive, torque converter, clutch assemblies, charge pump and regulator, and both electric and hydraulic control valves. Drive Axle (Section 10), Steering System (Section 11), Brake System (Section 12), Hydraulic System (Section 13) – all with their own figure breakdowns. The boom sections (14 and 15) and winch (16) are covered too. Container handler attachments (Sections 17 and 18) and stabilizer (19) round out the heavy iron. Load Moment Limiter (20) and Options (21) are included, plus a Numerical Index (22) to cross-reference part numbers.

Why Choose an OEM Hyster Parts Catalog?

I’ve had enough arguments with parts counter guys to know that aftermarket catalogs renumber parts to avoid copyright, then claim interchange. That’s fine for a 5/16 bolt, but not for a park brake solenoid valve (Figure 4-17) or a pilot circuit load sensing valve. Hyster’s own engineering group built this catalog. The part numbers are original. The figures match the actual layout of the machine. When you order a part listed here, you’re not guessing. That matters when the machine is down and the customer is watching. Check out related manuals like the Hyster HR45 Series 2004 Parts Catalog or the Hyster Extendable Container Attachment (ELME) Service Manual if you need service procedures. For a different lift truck, the Hyster H70XM H120XM 2005 Parts Catalog – 580 Pages OEM Factory is also available.

742 Pages of Verified Part Numbers

742 pages. That’s not padding. Every page has a figure number and a parts list with item numbers, part numbers, descriptions, and quantities. The manual was published in 2005 by Hyster Company, unit code A227, worldwide edition. The file includes bookmark navigation so you can jump straight to Section 8 (Electrical System) or Section 9 (Transmission) without scrolling. I’ve used digital catalogs that were scanned at low res – this one is clean. You can read the part numbers without a magnifying glass. For context on how these machines are used in industry, the Automotive Industry Overview covers some of the heavy equipment applications, and the Internal Combustion Engine page gives background on the power units.

Who Needs This Manual: Yard and Port Operations

If you’re a fleet mechanic for a port terminal, a distributor that rents Yardmasters, or a shop that specializes in Hyster heavy equipment, this catalog belongs on your hard drive. It covers the HR45-25, HR45H, -31, -36L, -40LS, and -40S models. That’s a range of lifts from 25,000 lbs to 40,000 lbs capacity. The sliding cabin variants are covered in detail – hydraulic motor support, wire harnesses, brake circuits, pilot circuits, steering circuits. You’ll find the part numbers for the amplifier (Figure 4-15), solenoid valves (Figure 4-16), park brake control valve (Figure 4-19), and service brake control valve (Figure 4-18). That’s the kind of detail that saves you from ordering the wrong $800 valve.

Get the Right Part the First Time

Don’t waste time with a parts number that’s one digit off. This OEM catalog is your reference. Use it to identify every component on your Hyster Yardmaster. Then order from your Hyster dealer or a trusted parts supplier with confidence that the number matches. The numerical index at the end lets you look up a part number you found on an old part and see which figure it belongs to.

Does this manual include service procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog – exploded views and part numbers only. For service steps, get the factory service manual.

What models are covered?

This manual covers the Hyster Yardmaster HR45H, HR45-25, -31, -36L, -40LS, and -40S (unit code A227). All are included in the same 742-page catalog. The differences in frame, cabin, and hydraulic circuits are handled by separate sections. For example, the standard frame is Section 1, while the L/LS frame is Section 2. If you have a -36L model with a sliding cabin, you’ll use Section 4 for the cabin rails, sliding frame, and wire harness, plus Section 2 for the chassis box. The same part numbers apply to all these variants unless otherwise noted. Hyster designed this catalog to cover the full family, so you don’t need multiple books.

Is this the same manual a dealership uses?

Yes. This is the Hyster OEM customer edition, identical to what dealership parts counters reference. It’s not a third-party reprint.

I bought a used Hyster; will this help me identify parts?

Yes. You can match the figures to your machine, then find the Hyster part number. Use the numerical index to locate any part number you have on hand.

Access the Factory Manual and start getting the right parts for your Hyster Yardmaster today. No more cross-referencing. No more guessing. Just OEM data that works.