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Linde EW, EWR 2000 Parts Catalog

I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years. I’ve seen guys order the wrong steering knuckle for an EW pallet truck because they used a third-party parts diagram. That’s why this Linde EW, EWR 2000 Parts Catalog belongs on your bench. 76 pages, factory-issued, with every part number you need for the Electric Powered Pallet Truck. No guesswork. The illustrations are direct from Linde, not redrawn by some intern. The part numbers are current as of March 2000. If you own an EW or EWR, this is the only parts reference you should trust. Aftermarket catalogs omit fasteners and sub-assemblies. This manual lists every nut, bolt, washer, and seal. You won’t have to measure threads or guess the O-ring size. That saves you return shipping and downtime.

Power Unit and Drive Motor Assembly: Splined Shaft vs Current Production

The manual splits the drive motor into two assemblies: splined shaft (pages 01-2 thru 01-5) and current production (01-6 thru 01-7). If you have an older unit, don’t order the wrong armature. The illustrations show exact differences. Use the parts list on each page to confirm quantity and part number. The Power Unit section (Section 0) also covers the frame, wiring harness for the motor, and mounting hardware. You’ll find the part number for the complete drive motor assembly, or the individual bearings and brushes.

Transmission Section: What You’ll Find

Section 2 covers the transmission. This is a parts catalog, so you get exploded views of gears, bearings, seals. You won’t find assembly torque specs here — that’s in the service manual. But you will get the correct bearing part number. I’ve seen too many DIY guys try to match bearings by eye. Don’t. Use the factory part number. The transmission section includes the input shaft, output shaft, and differential components. If you work on bigger Linde forklifts, the Linde H12/H16/H18/H20-03 Forklift Parts Catalog – Section: Page 5 Content Cut Of covers the H series.

Electrical and Hydraulics: Factory Diagrams Matter

Section 6 is the electrical section. It shows the harness routing and component locations. Section 7 covers hydraulics. The pump, motor, and valve assembly are broken down. If you’re troubleshooting a leaky hydraulic fitting, this manual gets you the right O-ring. The part number index on page 76 is your friend. For the E25/E30 series, see the Linde E25 E30 Spare Parts List. If you need to rebuild a cylinder, refer to Cylinder Head Mechanics for general practices. The steering section may require knowledge of Master Cylinder if you’re working on a similar system.

Does This Manual Cover the Mast and Accessories?

Yes. Section 8 covers the mast — side shift, forks, carriage plate. Section 9 lists accessories like battery rollers, lights, horn. Section 10 is miscellaneous — hardware, decals, labels. If you need a part, look at the Table of Contents at the start of each section. The manual’s introduction on page 4 explains how to locate items using the Part Number Index. Use the black edge marks to flip quickly.

Parts Catalog vs Shop Manual: Know the Difference

This is a parts catalog. It’s for ordering parts, not for repair procedures. That means you get illustrations and part numbers, but no step-by-step removal instructions. If you need to rebuild the steering box, get the service manual too. But for identifying the correct seal kit, this catalog is essential. Don’t rely on aftermarket lists — they mix supersessions. The OEM data from Linde Lift Truck Corp. is verified. Book #140 A, March 2000, Contract #2674-2677. That’s real factory documentation.

Use the Part Number Index on page 76.

What models does this parts catalog cover?

It covers the Linde EW and EWR Electric Powered Pallet Truck. The cover says “EW / EWR Electric Powered Pallet Truck”.

Can I use this for repair procedures?

This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists parts with exploded views but does not include torque specs or removal steps. For repairs, you need the factory service manual. However, knowing the correct part number before ordering saves you weeks of waiting for the wrong part.

Are there wiring diagrams in the electrical section?

The electrical section (Section 6) shows parts of the electrical system — harnesses, connectors, switches, motors — in exploded view format. It does not contain schematic wiring diagrams with current paths. If you’re chasing a short, you’ll need the wiring diagram from the service manual. This catalog tells you the part number for the harness or sensor.

What year range does this manual cover?

The manual is dated March 2000, contract #2674-2677. It covers trucks produced around that time. For later models, check the Linde EW EWR Electric Pallet Truck Parts Catalog 2010.

If you need to identify parts for your EW or EWR, stop guessing. Access the Factory Manual now.