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Still R 70-16 T, R 70-18 T, R 70-20 CT Parts Catalog

You’ve got a Still R 70-16 T, R 70-18 T, R 70-20 CT torn down on the shop floor, and the parts number you scribbled from some online forum doesn’t match the casting. That bracket on the LPG Engine (BEF) – is it from week 13 or week 14 of 2003? The aftermarket catalogs don’t tell you. They treat every R70 like it’s the same truck. It’s not. This is the factory Parts Catalog from Still – 3511 pages of OEM exploded diagrams, part numbers, and validity dates that separate the right part from a week-long return loop.

Still R 70-16 T, R 70-18 T, R 70-20 CT Parts Catalog: 3511 Pages of OEM Data

3511 pages. That’s not a typo. Still packed every subsystem into this catalog – from the Electric Motor with its pulse generator to the LPG system with all four bottle connections (Antargaz, Outages, Primagaz, Totalgaz). Each section carries production-week breaks, so you don’t order a Motor (up to week 13, 2003) when you need the one from week 14. The Engine section alone covers the LPG Engine (BEF) and its pulse generator. No guessing. No cross-referencing third-party spreadsheets.

Engine and LPG System Coverage

Open the IC ENGINE auxiliary parts chapter and you’ll find the Air Filter System with three variants: series, dusty environment, and (surprisingly) a filter mat option. The Cooling System lists standard radiator, lint cooler, and filter mat radiator. Then the LPG System branches into installations for LPG bottle, bottle with controlled 3-way catalytic converter, bottle with fuel level sensor, and even conversion kits for bottle connections. Each sub-assembly gets its own figure with part numbers, quantities, and validity truck ranges. Need the LPG tank components? That’s a separate folder inside the catalog. This level of detail keeps you from ordering a generic regulator that won’t bolt to the bracket.

How Does This Catalog Handle Production Changes?

Still stamped every part with a “validity” field – a date range or week number that tells you exactly which trucks the part fits. Look at the MECHANICAL DRIVE AXLE chapter: the drive axle is marked “see bulletin 2002_28; up to week 13, 2003” and then a separate listing “from week 14, 2003”. The brake listings follow the same pattern – Motor (up to week 13, 2003) vs Motor (from week 14, 2003). If your machine was built in week 12 of 2003, you need the earlier assembly. This catalog walks you through those splits without ambiguity.

3 Sections That Save You From Wrong Parts

First, the CHASSIS chapter: floorplate configurations for standard, two-pedal control, heater, and signal switch combinations. Even the travel sender is broken out by series. Second, the COUNTERWEIGHT section lists 1.6 t, 1.8 t, 2.0 t versions each with Rockinger coupling options (244 A or 243 A). Third, the DRIVER CABIN chapter includes two types of windscreens – toughened safety glass and laminated sheet glass – plus left and right doors, and transparent tarpaulin trims. That’s the difference between a $200 glass order and a $900 mistake.

Get the Right Torque and Fitment Data

This isn’t a repair manual, so you won’t find step-by-step torque sequences here. But the parts catalog tells you which fastener to order and which assembly group it belongs to. Pair it with a factory service manual and you have the complete picture. The catalog covers every subsystem: STEERING SYSTEM, WHEELS AND TYRES, BRAKING SYSTEM, CONTROLS, DISPLAY ELEMENT, ELECTRICS/ELECTRONICS, ELECTRONIC CONTROLS, HYDRAULIC, WORKING HYDRAULICS, VALVE, LOAD LIFTING SYSTEM, MAST, LOAD CARRIER, ATTACHMENTS, SPECIAL EQUIPMENT NARROW AISLE TRUCKS, and OTHER ACCESSORIES. That’s the kind of coverage you need when a 1.6 t counterweight has a different part number than the 2.0 t despite looking identical on eBay.

Before you punch in a credit card number for a Chinese knock-off hose, check the Still R 70-16 T, R 70-18 T, R 70-20 CT 2016 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM for the genuine part number. For the smaller RC line, see the Still RC 40-16 2013 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts List. And for the same year range, the Still R70-16T, R70-18T, R70-20T 2016 Parts Catalog – OEM covers the identical trucks. The external Automotive Industry Overview may give you broader context, but this catalog gives you the part that fits. Always verify your truck’s serial number against the validity tables printed next to each figure.

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog – it lists part numbers, quantities, and validity. For torque values you need the factory service manual for the R70 series.

Can I use this for the R 70-20 CT model?

Yes. The catalog explicitly covers R 70-20 CT alongside R 70-16 T and R 70-18 T. Each section notes which trucks each part applies to. Check the “validity trucks” column.

Is this a scanned PDF or searchable?

The original file is a digital PDF with bookmarks and text layers. You can search for part numbers, figure numbers, or descriptions directly. The file name is STILL_R_70-16_T-R_70-18_T-R_70-20_CT_Parts_Catalog_de-en-fr-it-44014007247.pdf – it includes German, English, French, and Italian.

How often does Still update the parts catalog?

Still issued this edition dated 30.10.2016. Later production changes or supersessions may exist. Always cross-check with your local Still dealer for parts that fall outside the validity ranges listed in the catalog. The catalog documents trucks built up to that date, but design revisions after 2016 are not captured.

Every hour you spend chasing a wrong part costs you billable time and a customer waiting on a forklift. This catalog puts the factory part number in your hands – including all the production splits that aftermarket lists miss. If you maintain R70-series LPG trucks, you need this on your workbench. Access the Factory Manual and stop burning time on parts that almost fit.