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Ingersoll Rand RT-700H 2002 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever stared at a pile of disassembled parts from a rough terrain forklift and wondered which hydraulic fitting goes where, you know the value of a factory-published parts breakdown. Aftermarket references won’t get you the right seal number or the correct brake piston. This 2002 Ingersoll Rand RT-700H Parts Catalog is the genuine OEM document that tells you exactly what part fits where, down to the last washer. No guessing, no wasted trips to the dealer with a rusty chunk of metal hoping for a match.

Section C – Engine and Transmission Breakdown

Section C covers the Engine and Transmission in full exploded-view format. Every gasket, bearing, and fastener is called out with an item number and the corresponding Ingersoll Rand part number. Need the primary air filter element? The Word Index sends you straight to page C.4.3. That page shows the air cleaner assembly, the secondary element, and the mounting hardware. Save yourself the headache of mismatched aftermarket filters that don’t seat properly – this catalog gets you the exact element the factory installed.

How to Use the Word Index to Find Parts Fast

Page 2 of the manual explains the Word Index system. For example, “Accelerator Pedal” is listed under multiple functional terms: Accelerator Pedal, Pedal Accelerator, Control Pedal. You pick the one that makes sense, and the index gives you the page number. No thumbing through every section hoping to stumble on it. The index also lists cross-references – Air Valve shows up under both B.2.3 and B.4.1. That tells you the valve appears in two different assemblies, which matters when you’re tracking down a leak.

Hydraulics: Where Generic Manuals Fail

Section H – Hydraulics is where most aftermarket catalogs fall flat. They’ll show a generic seal kit that “fits a range of cylinders.” This OEM catalog gives you the exact seal dimensions, the O-ring cross-section, and the backup ring part number. For the RT-700H, the hydraulic system is critical for lifting capacity. One wrong seal and you’re replacing a blown cylinder instead of finishing the job. The Parts Identification Pages (even-numbered pages show illustrations, odd-numbered pages list parts) leave no ambiguity.

7 Major Sections for a Complete Machine Breakdown

The catalog is organized into seven core sections: Frame (A), Axles and Tires (B), Engine and Transmission (C), Operator’s Station (D), Electrical (E), Masts and Carriages (F), Decals and Paint (G), Hydraulics (H), Internal Breakdowns (I), Maintenance Kits (M), and Publications (P). Each section includes its own sub-assemblies and part numbers. When you order a part from the dealer using the Comm. Number from this catalog, you get the correct Ingersoll Rand component – not a re-boxed substitute that may or may not match.

What Torque Values Are Listed?

Although this is a parts catalog rather than a service manual, it does reference torque specifications in the Maintenance Interval section (Section M). Page M.1.1 lists the recommended fastener torques for wheel lug nuts, cylinder head bolts, and hydraulic fittings. Those values are often left out of generic parts lists. Having the OEM torque spec on the workbench means you don’t under-tighten a critical joint or over-tighten a fitting until it cracks.

Source Validity: OEM vs. Aftermarket

This document was published December 9, 2002, under CPN 13155106. It applies to RT-700H forklifts prior to S/N 176143 (excluding three specific serials). That level of specificity is what you pay for with an OEM catalog. Aftermarket catalogs combine multiple serial breaks and often skip revisions. This 320-page book isolates the exact machine range, so you don’t order a part that changed halfway through production. The Word Index and Numerical Index at the back let you cross-reference any known part number against the illustration.

FAQ: Common Questions About This Parts Catalog

Does this catalog cover engine overhaul procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It shows exploded views and part numbers but does not include step-by-step removal or installation instructions. For repair procedures, pair this with the factory service manual for the same model.

Can I use this for the RT-706H or RT-708H models?

The catalog states it applies to all RT-706H/708H Rough Terrain Forklifts as well, with the same serial number limitations. Check your serial number against the front page – if yours falls outside the range, some parts may differ.

Are torque specs included for every fastener?

Not every fastener. Section M lists maintenance interval torque values for common critical fasteners like wheel lugs and hydraulic fittings. For engine internal bolt torques, you will need the engine-specific service data.

How do I order a part using this catalog?

Find the illustration for your assembly, note the item number, then read the corresponding part number from the Parts List column. Use the Comm. Number when contacting your Ingersoll Rand dealer. The Numerical Index can also convert an old part number to the current revision.

You’re not going to rebuild a transmission by sight alone. You need the factory parts breakdown that tells you which bearing race goes where and which seal fits the input shaft. This 2002 Ingersoll Rand RT-700H Parts Catalog gives you that. Stop swapping phone pictures with parts counter guys who guess as much as you do. Get the exact reference your machine was built with. Access the Factory Manual and put the correct part number on your order form the first time.

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