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Still R70-60, R70-70, R70-80 Parts Catalog

I’ve seen too many guys waste a Saturday because they ordered a counterweight bracket that was 2 mm off. Aftermarket parts catalogs are great at selling you a headache. That’s why when you’re working on a Still forklift – specifically the R70-60, R70-70, or R70-80 – you need the real thing. Still R70-60, R70-70, R70-80 Parts Catalog is a factory document, 1223 pages thick, that gives you the exact part numbers, exploded views, and revision levels. No guessing, no returns.

Why a Factory Parts Catalog Matters

Aftermarket parts lists are often copied from a photocopy of a photocopy. The part numbers get scrambled, the illustrations blur, and you end up with a hydraulic fitting that doesn’t match. This catalog comes straight from Still GmbH. It’s the same data their dealerships use to order parts for these diesel forklifts. Every figure on page 2 lays out the major systems: frame, steering axle, gear drive, tyres, braking system, electrical installation, hydraulic system, engine system, mast, and more. That’s not a table of contents you find in a third-party reprint – it’s the original PDF layout, searchable and printable.

What’s Inside This 1223-Page Catalog

Page 4 shows you exactly how deep this thing goes. Counterweights alone have eleven different variants depending on truck weight (6.0 t, 7.0-8.0 t), coupling type, ballast mass, and even German Army specs. Mudguards are listed by track width – 1524, 1544, 1560, and 1708 mm. Overhead guards come in RAL 7021, RAL 2000, RAL 6031, with weather protection cabin options and even a glass roof cover retrofit. The catalog covers every nut, bolt, and hydraulic line. Need the part number for the ISRI 6000/516 driver seat in imitation leather with cabin? It’s in there. The restraint system saf-T 7044-46/7087-89? Listed. The terminal board for the R70 with optional lighting? Yep.

Counterweight and Frame Variations: Avoid the Wrong Part

One of the biggest headaches on these Still trucks is the counterweight. The catalog lists them by exact weight – 609 kg, 614 kg, 670 kg, and 572 kg for the German Army variant. It also distinguishes between different coupling types (245) and whether eyebolts are present. If you order a standard 7.0-8.0 t counterweight for a truck that had the 609 kg ballast, the machine won’t balance correctly. That’s a safety issue, not just a fitment problem. The factory exploded views show you exactly where the bolts go and which part number you need. No more measuring by eye.

Does This Catalog Cover Your Specific Model?

Yes, if your forklift is a Still R70-60, R70-70, or R70-80 with the 7087, 7088, or 7089 truck series. The document is labeled with Ident-Nr. 161228 and covers validity trucks R7087, R7088, R7089. The main sections apply to the diesel version (DIESELSTAPLER). If you have a gas or electric model, this isn’t your manual. But for these diesel trucks, it’s the complete parts catalog. The automotive industry is full of variations, but Still’s documentation is specific – and that’s what saves you time. You can learn more about the broader context of Automotive Industry Overview if you want, but this catalog is all you need for parts.

3 Reasons to Use OEM Documentation for Parts

First, accuracy. The part numbers come from Still’s own system, not a reseller’s database. Second, completeness. The catalog includes retrofit kits, special exhaust coverings (DONALDSON, top-mounted, engine preheater), and even the floorplate variants for two-pedal control. Third, traceability. Each figure has a revision date (30.10.2016) and page number, so you can verify you’re looking at the latest version. Aftermarket catalogs can’t give you that. If you’re rebuilding a mast or replacing a hydraulic cylinder, the exploded view on the relevant page shows every seal, bearing, and bolt. You know exactly what to order before you pull the old part off.

FAQ

Can I use this catalog for a different Still model?

No.

How do I interpret the figure numbers and part numbers in this catalog?

Each figure has a Fig column (e.g., Fig 1, Fig 2) followed by the Part-No. and Qty. The Remark column lists validity trucks (e.g., R7087, R7088, R7089) and sometimes color codes like RAL 7021. Use the exploded view illustration referenced in the PDF – the part numbers are listed directly below the figure. Cross-reference with the description to ensure you have the correct variant (e.g., counterweight 6.0 t vs 7.0-8.0 t). If you’re unsure about the truck series, check the serial number plate on your forklift. The catalog covers trucks with Ident-Nr. 161228, which corresponds to the R7087-7089 range. You can also use the search function in the PDF to find keywords like ‘German Army’ or ‘ballast’ to narrow down to your specific configuration.

When you’re standing in the shop with a forklift torn down and a parts counterphone ringing, you don’t want to guess. You want the factory page in front of you. That’s what this catalog gives you. It’s a direct digital copy of the Still documentation – no reprints, no third-party modifications. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and get the exact part numbers for your R70-60, R70-70, or R70-80. Your next repair will go faster because you’ll have the right parts the first time.

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