Description

Nichiyu FBR 9, FBR 10, FBR 13, FBR 14, FBR 15 Parts Catalog

You ordered a hydraulic hose for the mast, waited three days, and it’s the wrong length. That’s the cost of guessing parts. The Nichiyu FBR 9, FBR 10, FBR 13, FBR 14, FBR 15 Parts Catalog takes the guesswork out. This is the factory-issued parts list, not a reprint from some third-party that scanned a copy of a copy. 564 pages of OEM diagrams, part numbers, and cross-references. You match your serial number to the illustration, pull the part number, and order exactly what goes on that truck. No returns, no downtime.

How to Use This Parts Catalog

Every forklift has a nameplate. Page A2 shows you exactly where to find it and how to read the model code and serial number. Once you have that, you turn to the Illustration Index on page A19 or the Block Index on page B1. These two indexes point you to the correct illustration. The manual includes example illustrations and lists on pages A13 and A15 so you understand the layout. The process is the same whether you need a steering knuckle or a hydraulic valve.

Vehicle Model Identification – FBR 9 Through FBR 15

The nameplate tells you more than just the model. It gives a serial number that determines which parts apply. For example, FBR 10-60 trucks start at serial 121AB0001. FBR 14-60 starts at 131AB0001. The catalog lists part numbers with serial number breaks. If you have a FBR 13H, the serial range is 124AB0001. You match your truck’s serial to the right line in the parts list. Skip that step and you might order a part that doesn’t fit.

Two Indexes to Navigate 564 Pages

The Illustration Index on page A19 lists drawings by system: mast, carriage, steering axle, drive unit, hydraulics, electrical, body, etc. Each drawing has a reference number. The Block Index on page B1 groups parts by physical location on the truck – front, rear, left, right, top, bottom. You pick the block that matches where the part lives. That narrows down the search to a few pages instead of flipping through the entire 564-page book. Every illustration is an exploded view with callout numbers that link to the part list. The list gives the part number, description, quantity per vehicle, and notes. If the same part appears in multiple locations, it’s listed under each relevant block.

OEM Part Numbers – Why Genuine Nichiyu Matters

The introduction on page 2 (in both Japanese and English) states: “Use genuine Nichiyu parts with the vehicle.” This catalog lists only factory part numbers. Aftermarket suppliers often substitute generic numbers that may look the same but have different tolerances. A hydraulic seal from a generic supplier might leak under pressure. The factory part number guarantees it was designed for that FBR 10 or FBR 13. Understanding the importance of OEM numbering is central to the Automotive Industry Overview, and this catalog follows that standard.

Exploded Views and Parts Lists – What You’ll Find

The main body of the catalog starts at page 1 with illustrations and corresponding parts lists. Each illustration is numbered and keyed to the list. The Parts Index beginning at page P1 lets you search by part number if you already have one. The catalog covers all variants of the FBR 9, FBR 10, FBR 13, FBR 14, and FBR 15, including L (low profile) and H (high) versions. The publication is from [YEAR NEEDED], but the content is based on the original factory release.

The manual is 564 pages.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog only. For repair steps, use the Nichiyu 13P 15P 18P 1999 Workshop Manual.

How do I find the correct part for my specific forklift?

Start by locating the vehicle model number and serial number from the nameplate. Use the directions on page A2. Then go to the Illustration Index (page A19) to find the relevant drawing. Cross-reference the illustration with the parts list. Always order by the part number shown in the list. If you have multiple part numbers for your model, check the serial number range. The catalog provides serial number breaks. For example, FBR 10-60 starts at 121AB0001. Make sure your serial falls within the listed range for the part number to be correct. If in doubt, contact a Nichiyu dealer with the serial number in hand.

Is this manual available in English?

The catalog is bilingual – Japanese and English. All headings, instructions, and parts lists appear in both languages. The introduction, contents, and indexes are in English pages A11 to A19.

Can I use this catalog for other Nichiyu models?

This parts catalog specifically covers FBR 9, 10, 13, 14, and 15. However, the OCR excerpt includes FBR 18 as well. Check your nameplate model code. For other series like the 60 Series, you need the Nichiyu 60 Series FB10P-30P Workshop Service Manual. And for the DC70 series, the Nichiyu FB-DC70 Series Workshop Manual is appropriate.

For more on industry standards, see the Automotive Industry Overview.

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