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Mitsubishi FB20CA, FB25CA, FB28CA, FB30CA Parts Catalog

If you’re pulling a support bracket off a Mitsubishi FB20CA and the bolt holes don’t line up, don’t blame the forklift. Blame the parts catalog you used. I’ve stood over too many techs who ordered a “compatible” part from some aftermarket list and ended up with a 6-inch bolt where an 8-inch one belongs. That’s money down the drain and a forklift sitting on jack stands for an extra day. The Mitsubishi FB20CA, FB25CA, FB28CA, FB30CA Parts Catalog fixes that. It’s not a reprint. It’s the actual OEM document Mitsubishi sent to dealers—451 pages of exploded diagrams, genuine part numbers, and quantity tables keyed to each specific engine series. No cross-reference guessing. No “fits all” nonsense.

Frame and Cover Assemblies: What the Manual Covers

Flip to page 2 and you’ll see Fig. 1010 FRAME. That diagram shows the frame assembly with callouts for the axle supports, lock washers, and push mounts. Right below it, a table lists every part number per model—FB20CA through FB30CA. Page 4 gives you Fig. 1011 COVER: front covers, motor cover, parking lever boot, and the screws that hold them. Each table includes the exact quantity for each model. For example, part NL240000558 (truss screw) appears twice on the cover—once for the front cover and again for Cover(4). The catalog doesn’t guess. It tells you: FB20CA gets two, FB30CA gets two, same part number.

Real-World Use Case: Replacing a Forklift Frame Support

Let’s say you’ve got an FB25CA with a cracked axle support. You pull the old one, measure it, and start searching. With this catalog, you look up Fig. 1010, find part NL740006077 (Support(1), axle) — it’s listed for FB20CA and FB25CA. But the FB28CA and FB30CA use a different support, NL740006083. Order the wrong one and the bolt pattern won’t match. That’s a half-day wasted. This manual keeps you on the right part the first time. For a shop owner, that means fewer returns and less downtime. For a home garage guy working on his own forklift, it means you don’t end up with a part you can’t return.

Why OEM Parts Catalogs Beat Aftermarket Cross-References

Aftermarket catalogs often drop part numbers or swap them between model years. Mitsubishi doesn’t play that game. Every number in this catalog—from NL610002706 (frame assembly) to NL250000005 (parking lever boot)—comes straight from the factory. The 451-page count isn’t fluff. It’s the full parts breakdown for the FB20CA, FB25CA, FB28CA, and FB30CA. I’ve seen aftermarket lists that claim NL240000617 fits all four models—and it does, for the lock washer. But they’ll also claim NL240000387 (push mount clamp) fits, when the table shows FB20CA gets 4 and FB25CA-FB30CA get 5. That difference matters when you’re reassembling the frame. Don’t trust third-party cross-references. Use the factory document.

7 Systems Covered – From Frame to Motor Cover

The catalog breaks down the forklift into major assemblies. Based on the bookmarks and figures, here’s what’s included:

• Frame assembly (Fig. 1010)
• Cover assembly (Fig. 1011) – front covers, motor cover, boot support
• Axle support brackets
• Clamps and push mounts
• Screws and bolts – tapping screws, truss screws, w/washer bolts
• Parking lever components
• Motor cover and holder

Each figure has its own parts list with columns for every model. If you need a specific bolt for the FB30CA cover, you find it in the table. No scrolling through generic “compatible” lists.

How to Use This Manual for Parts Ordering

Open the PDF. Find the figure that matches the assembly you’re working on. Read the part number from the diagram. Then check the table for your specific model—FB20CA, FB25CA, FB28CA, or FB30CA. The quantity column tells you exactly how many to order. For parts that differ between models, the catalog uses separate rows. Take NL110000055 (Cover(5), front): FB20CA and FB25CA get one, FB28CA gets one too, but FB30CA uses a different part number NL110001614. That kind of detail keeps you from ordering a cover that doesn’t fit. I’ve seen guys order five of one part when they only needed four. This catalog stops that waste.

For a broader understanding of forklift safety standards, refer to the Automotive Industry Overview. And if your electric forklift uses a battery, the Automotive Battery guide can help you identify replacement specs. But for parts ordering, stick with the Mitsubishi factory document.

Related manuals that pair well with this catalog include:

• Mitsubishi S3L2 2009 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs
• Mitsubishi S6A3-PTA PTK 1991 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs
• Mitsubishi 4DQ50 Parts Catalog – OEM Diesel Engine Specs

Is this catalog the same as a service manual?

No. This is strictly a parts catalog. It has no repair procedures, torque specs, or fluid capacities. Use it alongside a factory service manual for complete rebuilds.

I need a part number for the FB30CA motor cover. Where do I look?

Page 5, Fig. 1011 COVER, line 17. Part NL110001703 is the motor cover. It’s identical for FB20CA, FB25CA, FB28CA, and FB30CA. One number fits all four. The table also shows the quantity (1) and the part number for the two retaining bolts (NL240000019, NL240000614). The catalog uses separate rows for covers that differ between models, so you won’t mistake the FB30CA Cover(5) for the FB20CA version. Always check the model column before ordering.

Stop ordering parts from memory or from some generic website that guesses. Get the factory document that Mitsubishi engineered for their own dealer network. Access the Factory Manual now and keep your forklift running on genuine parts.