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Still R70-35, R70-40, R70-45 1993 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a forklift based on an aftermarket cross-reference list and ended up with a counterweight that doesn’t bolt up or a brake cylinder with the wrong bore, you know exactly why this catalog exists. I’ve been turning wrenches for twenty-eight years, and I’ve watched shops waste money on aftermarket catalogs that skip the variants. This is the real thing: a Still R70-35, R70-40, R70-45 1993 Parts Catalog – 740 pages of OEM part numbers, factory diagrams, and validity ranges that tell you exactly which part fits which serial number. No guessing. No reprints. Original Still documentation.

What This 740-Page Catalog Actually Covers

Open the table of contents and you see the whole machine broken into fourteen sections: FRAME, RUNNING AXLE, GEAR DRIVE, TYRES, ACCEL.+BRAKING CONTR., STEERING ASSY, BRAKING SYSTEM, ELECTR.INSTALLATION, LIGHTING, HYDRAULIC SYSTEM, MOTOR, ADD. HYDRAULICS, MAST, and ACCESSORY. Each section is further split by variant. For the FRAME section alone you’ll find multiple floorplate entries – series, 2-pedal, kantenschutz, heizbar – and five counterweight entries for R70-35, R70-40, and R70-45. The catalog identifies the exact serial number range that each part applies to, so you aren’t guessing whether a part from a 1993 truck will work on a later production unit.

Ordering Parts Without Guessing: The Frame and Running Axle

Starting with the frame. You’ve got hood variants: series, MB, single-lever operation, reservoir. Counterweights are listed by model – R70-35, R70-40, R70-45 – with separate entries for the unterlegkeil (shim) and kranoesen (lifting eyes). The RUNNING AXLE section includes the steering axle and steering cylinder. If you need a wheel cylinder for the hydraulic brake, the catalog lists a diameter of 25.4 mm – that’s a 1-inch bore. This is the kind of spec that aftermarket catalogs either omit or misprint. Don’t gamble. Use the Still factory list.

Three Reasons You Need OEM Still Part Numbers

First, OEM numbers cross directly to the parts bin, not to a generic “replaces” column that might be wrong. Second, the validity truck numbers (e.g., 7041-7043 for the R70 series) are printed on every page – if your truck falls outside that range, the part doesn’t fit. Third, this catalog includes reorder notes, like “REORDER 0172185” for the gear drive, which tells you the supersession path. Using aftermarket catalogs for Still forklifts is like using a Chilton manual for a Porsche – you’ll get something close, but close doesn’t keep a lift truck running.

Does the Catalog Cover the Hydraulic System and Motor?

It does. The HYDRAULIC SYSTEM section includes the main assemblies, the filter, and the slider bank (reorder 0145253). The MOTOR section covers the pulse generator, diesel unit, fan support, diesel engine, fuel system, exhaust system, cooling system, and air filter. The ADD. HYDRAULICS section covers pressure regulators and additional hydraulic functions. If you’re rebuilding a mast or replacing a steering cylinder, you need the part numbers and the correct illustration references. This catalog gives you the figure numbers and part numbers for every component.

Parts Catalog vs. Service Manual: Know the Difference

This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It won’t tell you how to rebuild the transmission or set valve clearances. What it does is give you the exact part numbers, quantities, and application data you need to order the right parts the first time. You pair this with a factory service manual, and you have a complete system. The catalog is printed in German, English, French, Spanish, and Italian, so language isn’t a barrier. For related models, check out the Still RC 40-16 2013 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts List or the Still R70-16T, R70-18T, R70-20T 2016 Parts Catalog – OEM. For a larger Still diesel series, the Still R60-35, R60-40, R60-45, R60-50 2016 Parts Catalog – 2889 Pages covers a wider weight class.

If you want background on why OEM documentation matters, read the Automotive Industry Overview for quality standards, and brush up on Internal Combustion Engine fundamentals to understand the diesel unit components listed.

FAQ

Does this catalog include exploded-view diagrams?

Yes, each section has figure references that correspond to detailed exploded views with callouts for every part.

Can I find the part number for the heater in the cabin?

The CABIN section lists doors, windows, and heater components, but the heater appears under both CABIN and WEATHER PROTECTION subsections. You’ll need to check the validity for your specific cab variant.

What years does the validity cover?

The catalog is valid from factory numbers 7041 0396, 7042 0616, and 7043 0543 onward, which corresponds to 1993 production. Later revisions may supersede some part numbers.

Is this a digital access?

Yes, the file is a PDF replica of the original printed catalog, searchable and printable, with all 740 pages included.

If you’re tired of returning parts that don’t fit because some aftermarket web site guessed the cross-reference, stop. Get the factory data. Access the Factory Manual and start ordering parts that actually bolt on.