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Still R60-25, R60-30, R60-22 2016 Parts Catalog

If you are trying to order parts for a Still R60-25, R60-30, R60-22 2016 Parts Catalog without the factory catalog, you are wasting time. I’ve seen guys pull parts off a shelf that don’t match, then spend hours returning them. That’s not how a shop runs. This is the real thing – a 4250-page OEM Parts Catalog from Still, published 2016, covering the R60-22, R60-25, and R60-30 models. No aftermarket reprints. No guesswork.

Frame and Counterweight: 15 Sub-Variants Covered

The catalog opens with the FRAME section. Look at page 2 and you’ll see the major systems: FRAME, RUNNING AXLE, GEAR DRIVE, STEERING, BRAKING, ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION, HYDRAULIC SYSTEM, MAST, and more. Under FRAME, the catalog breaks down into 15 sub-variants for the frame itself – standard frames for R6036-37/R6042-43, frames with skirting board, reinforced frames, and separate counterweight listings for R6042 through R6045. Each variant gets its own exploded diagram and parts list. That means you can pinpoint exactly which bracket, bolt, or gas spring your truck needs without guessing.

Every counterweight configuration is there: standard, without fender, with skirting board, custom-built. You’ll also find coupling pins and tow couplings – Rockinger 244D screwed, 244A 35000, 243A 35000. Need a hood? There are complete hood assemblies for standard, joystick, and swivel seat versions, plus gas springs for different model ranges and build weeks. This level of detail is what saves you from ordering the wrong hood latch and losing a half day.

Coupling, Hood, and Gas Spring – Exact Part Numbers

Coupling pins are listed by type: crimped, secured, straight, with lock against jumping out. The hood section covers R6022-23, R6024-26, R6036-37, R6042-43 and more. Gas springs are split by application – joystick, swivel seat, standard, reinforced, and production week cutoffs. If your truck was built before week 04/2007, the gas spring part number differs from later builds. That kind of date-sensitive info is absent from any third-party list.

3 Model Range: R60-22, R60-25, and R60-30

This catalog covers three models in the Still R60 series: R60-22, R60-25, and R60-30. All are electric fork trucks. The part numbers are shared across many components, but you still need to match frame dimensions and options. For example, the side wall left for R6022-23/R6036-37/R6042-43 is a different part than the side wall for R6024-29/R6038-39/R6044-49. The catalog keeps them separate so you order the correct panel the first time.

Steering, Braking, and Electrical Installation Sections

Beyond the frame, the catalog includes dedicated sections for STEERING SYSTEM, BRAKING SYSTEM, ELECTR.INSTALLATION, and ADD.ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION. That covers everything from the steering pump to the brake disc to the wiring harnesses. If you are chasing an electrical gremlin, having the factory wiring diagram and connector part numbers is your only shot at a permanent fix. The aftermarket catalogs skip these wiring details.

OEM Documentation: Why Aftermarket Lists Fail

Aftermarket parts catalogs often merge model years or omit sub-variant differences. This Still catalog is the original OEM document from 2016, stamped with the STILL ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTATION SYSTEM. It was written for the technician who needs the exact part number for a specific build configuration. For example, the FRAME (R6036-37; R6042-43; with skirting board) has a different part number than the standard frame. An aftermarket list would lump them together, and you’d end up with a frame that doesn’t have the mounting holes for your skirting board. That’s a return and lost labor.

For context, the automotive industry – see Automotive Industry Overview – demands precision in parts identification. Even the Internal Combustion Engine is irrelevant here because these are electric trucks, but the principle of OEM documentation applies. If you are working on any powered equipment, factory data is the only reliable source.

If you need another model, check the STILL R60-20/25/30 Electric Fork Truck Parts Catalogue or the STILL R60-22/R60-25/R60-30i Electric Fork Truck Parts Catalogue. The STILL R60 Series Electric Fork Truck Parts Catalog is also available for broader coverage.

Safety Warning: Use Correct Fasteners

A parts catalog won’t list torque values, but it will give you the exact bolt grade and length. Running a grade 8 bolt where a grade 10.9 is required can lead to joint failure and a dropped mast. I’ve seen it. This catalog shows part numbers for every bolt, nut, and washer. Cross-reference those numbers with your service manual for torque specs. Page 4 of this catalog lists the frame variants and counterweights – take the part number from there, then look up the torque in the factory service manual. Never skip that step.

That’s 4250 pages of factory data.

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque specs are in the factory repair manual.

How do I know which frame variant my truck has?

Match your truck’s serial number and options to the sub-variants listed. For example, if your R60-22 has a skirting board, look under “FRAME (R6036-37; R6042-43; with skirting board)” on page 4. The catalog provides exploded views with callouts so you can visually confirm. If you’re still unsure, contact your Still dealer with the truck’s model and serial number. The part numbers in this catalog are the same numbers the dealer uses.

Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and stop guessing on part numbers.