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Still R60-16, R60-18, R60-20 compact, R6050, R6051 2016 Parts Catalog

I’ve been turning wrenches since before most of you were born, and I’ve seen more parts counter screw-ups than I care to count. A guy orders a counterweight for his R6050, gets one for an R6052, and the truck sits dead for a week. That’s the kind of waste this catalog kills. You’re looking at the factory Still release from 2016 – 2,012 pages of part numbers, quantities, descriptions, and validity remarks. No aftermarket guessing, no reprints of reprints. This is the PDF the Still dealer pulls up when you call them.

Still R60-16 Parts Catalog: What’s Inside the 2016 Edition

This catalog covers the R60-16, R60-18, and R60-20 compact models, plus the R6050 and R6051 variants. The table of contents breaks down by major assembly groups: FRAME, CHASSIS, SUPERSTRUCTURES, COUNTERWEIGHTS, MUDGUARDS, FLOORPLATES, DRIVER SEATS, OVERHEAD GUARDS – every section you need. Each sub-section lists exploded diagrams with Fig. numbers, part numbers, quantities, and critical remark columns that tell you exactly which serial numbers or build dates a part applies to. Want to know if a joystick superstructure fits your 2002 R60-20? Check the validity line. The catalog even splits out special variants like the fishing industry model, Opel version, and different cubby hole sizes.

Why Pull an OEM Parts Catalog Instead of a Third-Party PDF?

Third-party parts catalogs are a gamble. I’ve seen them list a part that doesn’t exist, or drop a critical remark like “not for R6051 with skirting board.” This Still document is the real thing – the same data that goes into the STILL ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTATION SYSTEM. The page numbers match the dealer’s system. You get the factory diagram numbers like “Fig 4-10” and the exact text from the 2016 publication. No guesswork. I trust a factory catalog because I’ve been burned by aftermarket reprints that copy the wrong revision. This one is the OEM release, period.

3 Critical Systems Covered in This Catalog

• FRAME & CHASSIS: Complete frame assemblies, superstructures (standard, joystick, Opel version), counterweights for R6050-53, R6052, R6055 series, and coupling pins with week-specific validity.
• DRIVER SEATS & RESTRAINTS: ISRI 2400/460, MSG 20 – cloth, imitation leather, with or without heater, buckle switch, joystick or fingertip controls. The restraint system section includes saf-T 6030-35.
• ELECTRICAL & HYDRAULIC: Floorplate variants with travel sender, two-pedal control, traction interlock pedal; panel options for pressure relief valve and heater; hybrid hydraulic system components.

Each system includes part numbers with quantities and remark fields. You see exactly how many bolts come in a kit and whether the part has been superseded.

Match Your Serial Number Before You Order

Here’s a shop tip: before you order any part from this catalog, locate the “Remark” column in the diagram table. It lists the exact build date ranges (e.g., “from week 42, 2000” or “series; from week 15, 2001”). If your truck’s serial number falls outside that window, you’re ordering the wrong part. The catalog also flags special editions like the DaimlerChrysler overhead guard and the 100 mm higher cab version. Skip that check and you’ll be boxing up a counterweight that doesn’t clear your mast rails. I’ve done it – don’t be that guy.

This Parts Catalog is the foundation for any repair or restoration. Without the right part number, you can’t order the correct seal, bearing, or hydraulic fitting. The 2016 edition includes the latest revisions up to that year, so you’re working from current stock numbers.

Superstructures: Standard vs Joystick vs Opel Version

The catalog dedicates multiple pages to superstructure variants that most aftermarket sources ignore. There are eight separate entries: standard, joystick, without side panel (Opel), without side panel with joystick (Opel), large cubby hole, small cubby hole. Each has its own exploded diagram and part list. If you have a joystick compact model, the standard superstructure diagram won’t show the joystick bracket or cable routing. You need the exact catalog page. The same goes for the counterweight section – separate lines for R6050-53 series vs. R6051/R6054 vs. R6052/R6055. The remark column even distinguishes between trucks with and without skirting boards.

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service repair manual. It lists part numbers and quantities only.

How do I know if this catalog covers my specific serial number?

Still parts catalogs use validity remarks to restrict parts to specific build dates or serial number ranges. Look at the “Remark” column in each diagram table – it will say things like “series; from week 15, 2001” or “R6050-53; series.” If your truck’s serial number doesn’t fall within the stated range, that part doesn’t apply. For example, the coupling pin section has three different entries based on crimp type and week of manufacture. The catalog also splits counterweights by model series (R6050-53 vs R6052, R6055). Cross-reference your truck’s data plate to the remarks.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a R60-20 compact built in 2005?

Yes. The catalog is dated 2016 but covers all production up to that release. The validity remarks will tell you if a part supersedes earlier versions. For 2005 builds, check remarks like “from week 42, 2000” – as long as your build date is after that week, the part is correct. If no remark, the part is valid for all serial numbers of that model.

Is this the same catalog Still dealers use?

Yes. This is the official STILL electronic documentation (STEDS) output. The page numbers, diagram numbers, and part numbers match exactly what a dealer sees on their system. This is not a third-party compilation – it’s the factory PDF.

Related manuals: Still R60-16, R60-18, R60-20 Compact 2016 Parts Catalog | OEM Forklift Parts, STILL RC 40-16/18/20 Forklift Spare Parts Catalog, Still R70-16T, R70-18T, R70-20T 2016 Parts Catalog – OEM. For background on forklift design, see Automotive Industry Overview and Internal Combustion Engine.

Access the Factory Manual now and get the correct part numbers on your workbench. No more wasted trips to the parts counter.