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Maximal FB10, FB15, FB18 Parts Catalog – OEM Forklift Parts Breakdown

I have seen too many guys order the wrong battery box bracket because they were flipping through a generic illustration. That costs you a week of downtime and a restocking fee. The Maximal FB10, FB15, FB18 Parts Catalog fixes that. It is the factory exploded view – 121 pages of nothing but OEM part numbers and assembly drawings. You get the exact screw, the exact damper, the exact washer for your specific model variant. No “this might fit” nonsense.

This catalog covers the FB10, FB15, and FB18 in multiple build variants: MJZ, MJD, MC, MBC. Each exploded diagram lists the part number, description, quantity, and which variant it belongs to. Page 1 shows the battery box and installation – you can see item 1 lists two different battery box part numbers depending on whether you have an MC variant or the others. That kind of precision keeps your parts counter from pulling the wrong bin.

Battery Box Assembly – Page 1 Reference

The first page is Fig. 1 – Battery and installation. You get the battery box (M1571401000 for most models, M15714c01000 for MC), rubber dampers, studs, wing nuts, and even the battery connector plugs. Each part has a Chinese and English description. The table also notes the battery ass’y (ZS480L or 24-DH-450) by brand. If you are replacing a battery tray or the terminal plug, this is where you start. The catalog is bilingual, so if your shop reads Chinese, it matches the factory tag on the machine.

Drive Motor and Transmission System – Exploded Views

Fig. 2 covers the walking motor and transmission. Three sub-variants: DCS15H4 and DCS15H2 transmissions, different drive motor part numbers (M1571503000 for MJZ, M15715KB03000 for MBC, etc.). The exploded view shows the transmission gasket (paper gasket), the drive axle (CQT15), spring washers, and bolts. You get bolt sizes like M10×1.25×35 – that is metric fine thread. If you are rebuilding the driveline, having the exact fastener specs saves you from snapping bolts because you guessed the thread pitch.

Axle and Brake Component Listings

Fig. 3 is the drive axle. It lists the breather plugs, oil seals (U-ring FB100×125×12), left and right brake assemblies, snap rings, and pins. The part numbers for the wheel brake assemblies (left part M1571501200, right M1571501300) are specific to the CQT15 axle. If you order aftermarket brake shoes without referencing this catalog, you will get the wrong offset. I have seen it happen.

Why the Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket

Aftermarket parts listings often group multiple generations into one entry. This Maximal catalog separates every design change by model code. The FB10-MJZ, FB15-MJZ, FB18-MJZ all share some parts but diverge on the drive motor and transmission. A generic parts website will show you a single motor option – the factory catalog shows three part numbers. That is the difference between a part that bolts on and one that fits after you grind the bracket. If you are working on older equipment, you need the original manufacturer documentation. I trust OEM prints because they were written by the engineers who designed the machine, not by a copywriter paid per keyword. Automotive Industry Overview explains why factory data matters for safety and liability.

Audience: Who Actually Uses This

If you are a shop that services warehouse equipment, a fleet manager, or a serious DIYer who owns one of these Maximal forklifts, this catalog is your parts bible. Beginners will need a basic understanding of exploded diagrams – each page shows an assembly, then a table of items. No assembly instructions, no torque specs. This is strictly a parts catalog. You pair it with a service manual for repair procedures. For ordering gaskets, bearings, seals, and fasteners, it is indispensable. I keep a printed copy in the shop for the Maximal units we see once a month. The 121 pages cover everything from the battery box to the drive axle, plus electric motor details. Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS 1957 Parts Catalog | OEM Fastener Guide is another example of a factory catalog that saves you from chasing obsolete parts. Futura FC200-FC400 Parts Catalog – OEM Wear Parts Specs also follows the same principle – get the original part numbers. Longagribusiness 410 DTC, 450, 450 DTC, 470 DTC, 530 DTC 2002 Parts Catalog rounds out the industrial equipment line.

What You Get in the Access

This is a digital PDF, 121 pages, no watermarks, no reprints. Page numbers match the original factory pagination. The file name is Maximal_FB10-FB15-FB18_Parts_Catalog_zh-54714010692.pdf. It contains Fig. 1 through Fig. 3 and presumably continues through all systems – mast, hydraulics, steering, electrics. Because it is a parts catalog, each page is a self-contained table with exploded view. You can zoom in to read the tiny Chinese characters and part numbers. The format is searchable if your PDF viewer supports OCR. If you need to cross-reference a part number to a supplier, you have the factory code.

Does this catalog include torque specs or repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values and assembly sequences are not listed. Use it with the factory service manual for repair work.

I have an FB15-MC; will the battery box part numbers work?

Check the table on page 1. The battery box for FB15-MC uses part M15714c01000, while the other variants use M1571401000. The catalog clearly separates the two. Also note the battery connector plug differs (M15714c01300 for MC). You need to verify your forklift’s serial number against the model code suffix. If you are unsure, pull the existing part and compare the stamped number. This catalog will give you the correct replacement, but you must confirm the variant. Many parts are shared across FB10-18, but the drive motor and transmission change with the control system (DCS15H4 vs DCS15H2). The exploded views on pages 2 and 3 list which model each part fits. If your machine has been retrofitted, the original parts may differ – match the part number on the component to the catalog.

If you work on these Maximal forklifts, you need the factory part numbers and exploded views to avoid wasted orders and downtime. Internal Combustion Engine is a separate field, but the principle is the same – original documentation removes guesswork. For the MB, MJZ, MJD, and MC variants of the FB10, FB15, FB18, this is the only OEM parts catalog available. Access the Factory Manual now and get the correct parts on the first order.