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Mobilift MY40, MY60 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs

You’ve got a **Mobilift MY40** or **MY60** sitting dead in the bay, and the parts book from the last guy is a stack of photocopies with grease stains and missing pages. I see it every week. Guys pull a steering axle seal, find three different part numbers online, and none of them fit. That’s a wasted afternoon. This **Parts Catalog** from the OEM kills that guessing cold. It’s printed off the original file – not a third-party scan. 240 pages of factory exploded views and part numbers that actually match what Mobilift bolted on at the factory. If you’ve never worked with an OEM parts catalog on a forklift, you’ll see the difference the second you open Chapter 5.

Chapter 5 – Repair Parts Section: 103 Pages of OEM Numbers

Chapter 5 runs from page 2-1 through 2-103, and that’s the meat of this manual. Every single component – from the hydraulic control valve down to the horn button – has a factory reference number. There is no cross-referencing with a generic aftermarket catalog. You look up the part, you order it, you install it. I’ve used aftermarket parts lists that claim to cover the MY40 but skip the duplex mast cylinders. This catalog breaks them out: lift cylinders for the MY40 Duplex are covered in section 4-163, and the MY60 Simplex in 4-168. That specificity saves your weekend.

Engine Overhaul: Gasoline and LP-Gas Equipment

Section 4-119 covers the fuel pump and filter for gasoline models. Section 4-124 handles the carburetor. If you’re running LP-Gas, section 4-129 lists the equipment parts. The manual doesn’t lump them together – it gives you separate part numbers for the different fuel systems. When I was rebuilding an LP-gas MY60 last year, the LP-gas vaporizer parts were listed separately from the gasoline carburetor. You won’t find that in a generic service manual. Also worth noting: the oil pump is section 4-134 and the engine itself is section 4-139. If you’re doing a full overhaul, you need the parts catalog open next to the service manual. This one gives you the numbers.

Steering Axle Differences – MY40 vs MY60

Section 4-85 covers the steering axle for the MY40. Section 4-90 is for the MY60. The axles are not interchangeable. I’ve seen a shop try to swap a MY40 steering box onto a MY60 and the mounting holes didn’t line up. This catalog shows the exact part numbers for each model. Brakes, inching mechanism, and master cylinders are in section 4-95. If you need the brake shoe part number for a MY40, it’s in the repair parts section under that assembly. Don’t guess; open the book.

Transmission and Drivetrain: What the Manual Shows

Sections 4-99 through 4-114 walk through the drive axle, differential, transmission controls, filter, control valve, and the transmission case with converter and pump. Page 1-36 lists the transmission control levers and filter. That’s a common failure point – people order a generic spin-on filter and it’s the wrong thread pitch. The OEM part number in Chapter 5 gives you the correct Mobilift filter. Same for the hydraulic pump in section 4-143 and the hydraulic control valve in 4-148. If you’re troubleshooting a slow lift, start with the pump part number; then you can order the right rebuild kit.

Why OEM Beats Aftermarket Documentation

I’ve got aftermarket manuals that say “fits MY40 and MY60” but skip the duplex mast differences. This catalog came from Mobilift’s own print – the file name is Mobilift_MY40-MY60_Parts_Catalog_en-48314011038.pdf. That’s the OEM source. You get the correct part numbers for the battery clamp and cables (section 4-7), the steering gear and drag link (section 4-26), and the head and rear lamps (section 4-31). When you’re working under a deadline, you don’t want to guess which voltage regulator fits – section 4-75 has the right number. Period. For related manuals, check the Mobilift MY40 MY60 Parts Operation Maintenance Manual on the same platform. Also look at the White Mobilift Simplex Uprights Parts Catalog 1973 and the MOBILIFT MA Series Fork Lift Trucks Parts Maintenance Manual – Section: Suppleme. For a broader reference, the Automotive Industry Overview from Wikipedia gives context on lift truck standards, and the Internal Combustion Engine page covers theory if you need to refresh fundamentals.

FAQ

Does this manual list torque specs for the MY40 and MY60?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values are not included.

How many pages cover the repair parts section, and what’s included?

Chapter 5 runs from page 2-1 through 2-103 – that’s 103 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded diagrams, and part descriptions. It covers everything from the engine and transmission to the mast, lift cylinders, tilt cylinders, steering axle, brakes, fuel system, and electrical components. Each assembly is broken down by model (MY40 vs MY60) and by variant (duplex vs simplex mast, gasoline vs LP-Gas). If you need to order a replacement tilt cylinder for a MY60 Simplex, the part number is listed under section 4-158 with a diagram showing every seal and bushing. That level of detail keeps you from ordering the wrong part.

If you maintain a fleet of Mobilift MY40 or MY60 forklifts, stop relying on aftermarket part lists that skip half the components. This 240-page factory Parts Catalog gives you the OEM numbers you need. Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS 1957 Parts Catalog | OEM Fastener Guide is another example of what a proper factory catalog looks like. Access the Factory Manual and start ordering parts that fit the first time.