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Still R60-30, R60-35, R60-40, R60-45, R60-50 2016 Parts Catalog

You know the routine. A customer brings in a R60-40 with a cracked counterweight. You flip through some aftermarket PDF, the part number doesn’t match, the diagram shows a different frame variant, and now you’re on hold with a distributor who doesn’t know the difference between a R6026 and a R6029. That waste of billable time ends when you have the factory document in front of you. The Still R60-30, R60-35, R60-40, R60-45, R60-50 2016 Parts Catalog is 2518 pages of OEM part breakdowns, pulled straight from Still’s electronic documentation system. No guessing, no reprints—just the original factory data.

Frame and Counterweight: More than 40 Variations

Flip to the FRAME section and you’ll see what I mean. The catalog breaks down every frame variant by chassis series—R6026, R6046, R6027-29, R6047-49—and then at least a dozen counterweight configurations per model. Standard counterweights, ones with coupling pin retainers, bent handles, straight handles, small skirting board (AUDI), trailer coupling 244D, eyebolts. If you’re servicing a R60-35 that originally came with a Ford skirting board, the diagram on page 4 of the PDF shows you the exact Still part number. No cross-referencing three different websites.

Does This Catalog Cover Your R60 Model?

Yes, if you’re working on the R60-30, R60-35, R60-40, R60-45, or R60-50. The catalog was published in 2016 and covers all five load capacities in the electric fork truck line. The identification number is 161406, which ties it to chassis prefixes R6026 through R6029. That means the frame, hood, side wall, battery lock, gas spring, and even retrofit packages for VW cabins are all here. You won’t find the older R60-20/25/30 models in this edition—those are covered in separate catalogs like STILL R60-20/25/30 Electric Fork Truck Parts Catalogue and STILL R60-22 R60-25 R60-30 Electric Fork Truck Parts Catalogue. But if your truck is one of the five listed above, this is your document.

2518 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

Every page is a table with figure numbers, Still part numbers, quantities, descriptions, and validity notes. The first page after the cover shows the full system layout: FRAME, RUNNING AXLE, GEAR DRIVE, TYRES, ACCEL.+BRAKING CONTR., STEERING SYSTEM, BRAKING SYSTEM, ELECTR.INSTALLATION, HYDRAULIC SYSTEM, MAST, FORK, MAST BEARING, ATTACHMENT, ACCESSORY. That’s not a table of contents you get from a third-party scan. That’s the actual document that Still engineers sign off on. When you order a part for the R60-45, you read the remark column—something like “validity: R6028″—and you know the part was designed for that specific chassis generation. The Automotive Industry Overview has shifted toward digital documentation, but Still’s Electronic Documentation System (the SEDS acronym on page 1) is still one of the cleanest part-number databases I’ve used.

Get the Right Hood and Side Wall Parts

Hood assemblies are a nightmare if you guess. The catalog lists HOOD, COMPL. for standard trucks, for joystick models, for swivel seat versions, and even for proportional control setups on the R6027-29 series. Side walls are split left and right, with separate entries for series trucks and swivel-seat trucks. If you need a gas spring for a R60-50 with an MSG20 driver’s seat built after week 04, 2007, the catalog tells you exactly which spring to order. That level of detail saves you from pulling a part that’s too weak or too long. And if you run into compatibility questions between older R60-22 models and this series, STILL R60-22/R60-25/R60-30i Electric Fork Truck Parts Catalogue covers those separately.

Still Electronic Documentation System: What’s Inside

The PDF is multilingual—German, English, French, Spanish, and Italian. The original file name ends with “44014019514.pdf”. Every section heading in the bookmarks matches the TOC: FRAME, RUNNING AXLE, GEAR DRIVE, etc. The counterweight subsection alone has 38 individual line items. If you’re a shop owner trying to keep accurate inventory, or a DIY mechanic rebuilding a R60-35 that came in with a smashed frame, this catalog gives you the part numbers to order directly from Still. No aftermarket interpretation. Internal Combustion Engine forklifts have their own catalogs, but for electrics like the R60 series, this is the authority.

Who Needs This Catalog?

Primary audience: any shop that services Still electric forklifts from the 2010s. Secondary audience: parts counter clerks who get asked for “a counterweight for a R60-40” and need to know if it’s the standard version or the one with the bent handle. Also fleet operators who maintain multiple R60-30 and R60-50 units and want to standardize their spare parts ordering. Beginners can use it too, but you’ll need to understand chassis prefixes and validity notes. If you’re not sure what “R6027-29” means, read the first page—it lists the model-to-chassis mapping.

What models are covered in this parts catalog?

R60-30, R60-35, R60-40, R60-45, and R60-50 electric fork trucks built from 2016 onward, chassis series R6026 through R6029.

How do I use the catalog to find a specific part number?

Start by identifying your truck’s chassis variant from the first digit after the model—R6026, R6027, etc. Then open the relevant section, say FRAME > COUNTERWEIGHT > R6026; with coupling pin retainer and bent handle. The table lists the Still part number, quantity per assembly, and a remark column that may restrict the part to a specific week or year of production. Always cross-check the validity column against your truck’s serial number. If you don’t see your exact variant (e.g., R6046 series with small skirting board), there’s a separate entry for that. The catalog is exhaustive but not intuitive if you’re in a hurry—read the remark field every time.

Don’t waste another afternoon flipping a stack of flimsy third-party printouts that don’t match your truck. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your workbench tablet. Every part number, every counterweight variation, every hood assembly—it’s all there, in the original Still format.