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Still R60-16, R60-18, R60-20 compact 2016 Parts Catalog

I have torqued enough head bolts to know that the wrong part number costs you an afternoon and a customer yelling. That is why I keep the Still R60-16, R60-18, R60-20 compact 2016 Parts Catalog on my bench. This is not a reprint or a third-party PDF — it is the original factory documentation from Still GmbH, 1886 pages, published in 2016, covering the R60-16, R60-18, and R60-20 compact electric fork trucks. If you are ordering counterweights, mudguards, or superstructure panels for these machines, this catalog is your only reliable source.

Counterweight Variants: Getting the Right One

The FRAME section alone runs pages 4 through 5 with multiple counterweight options. You will find separate listings for R6030/33 standard, R6031/34 standard, and R6032/35 standard, plus secured coupling pin variants. These are not interchangeable. The manual breaks out each Ident-Nr. (159247 for R6030-32) and assigns specific part numbers. Try ordering from memory and you will get a counterweight that does not fit. The parts catalog gives you the exact Oty and description so your order matches the truck.

Mudguards and Track Widths: 903, 919, 927, 990, 1007 mm

Another area where people guess is mudguards. This catalog lists mudguards for track widths of 903, 919, and 927 mm in one entry, and 990, 1007 mm in another. If your forklift has a 927 mm track and you order the 1007 mm guard, it will not bolt up. Page numbers in this section are not sequential because of the dense parts lists, but each entry shows the Fig Part-No., Qty., Description, and Remark validity. That Remark column tells you which trucks the part fits — do not skip it.

Chassis and Frame: What the Parts Book Shows

The CHASSIS COMPL. (with skirting board) and FRAME (with skirting board) groupings are the backbone of the truck. The catalog also covers SUPERSTRUCTURES in seven different configurations: standard, joystick, without side panel (Opel version), joystick Opel, large cubby hole, small cubby hole. Each configuration uses different panels and brackets. If you are rebuilding a machine that came with a joystick control, the standard superstructure panel will leave you with extra holes. The parts book makes that clear.

3 Reasons OEM Part Numbers Matter Here

First, aftermarket catalogs often merge variants from different production weeks — this one separates floorplates into standard and those from week 42, 2000. Second, the catalog includes RETROFIT kits (splash guard, accelerator pedal cover for fishing industry models) that aftermarket lists ignore. Third, the DRIVERS SEAT, COMPL. section shows ISRI 2400/460 seats with 4-pin connector in imitation leather or fabric, plus a KAB Seating variant for R6030. You will not find that level of detail anywhere else.

Superstructures: Standard vs Joystick vs Opel

Go to the SUPERSTRUCTURES bookmarks. You will see entries for standard, joystick, Opel version (with and without side panel), and cubby hole sizes. The parts catalog gives you the handle left/right on bonnet/hood separately. If you need a handle for the left side of a bonnet on an R60-18 joystick truck, the specific part number is listed. This is the kind of detail that saves you from ordering a handle that mounts on the right side.

Need to cross-reference parts between the R60-16, R60-18, and R60-20? The catalog uses shared part numbers where components are identical, but lists them under each model’s Ident-Nr. You can also check the STILL R60-16/18/20 Electric Fork Truck Parts Catalogue for additional coverage or the STILL RC 40-16/18/20 Forklift Spare Parts Catalog if you work on similar models. For a broader look at forklift part systems, the Automotive Industry Overview might give context, but stay with OEM docs for actual part numbers. Another related catalog is the STILL R70-16T/18T/20T LPG Fork Truck Parts Catalog for internal combustion variants.

If you are curious about how Still electric forklifts compare to IC models, the Internal Combustion Engine page explains the fundamental differences, but this parts catalog only covers electric drive systems.

FAQ

Does this catalog cover the R60-20 compact?

Yes. The title includes R60-20 compact, and the contents list Ident-Nr. 159247 covering R6030, R6031, R6032 – which correspond to the R60-16, R60-18, and R60-20 models.

Are part numbers valid for later production years?

This catalog is from 2016. Still often revises part numbers. Always check the Remark column for validity trucks. Some parts carry over, but do not assume.

How do I find the right counterweight for my truck?

Go to the FRAME section. Look under COUNTERWEIGHT. You will see entries for each truck variant (R6030; R6033; standard versus secured coupling pin). Match your truck’s model and coupling pin type. Page references are given for each group.

Can I use this to order parts online?

No part number in this catalog is guaranteed to be current for online ordering. Use it to identify the correct factory number, then verify with your Still dealer. The manual eliminates guesswork but not dealer updates.

You want to stop wasting hours on wrong parts and return shipping fees. This is the tool that keeps your shop moving. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your tablet or printed for the next teardown. It pays for itself on the first correct order.