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Still RC40-25T, RC40-30T 2016 Parts Catalog

You've got a Still RC40-25T, RC40-30T 2016 Parts Catalog on the bench? Good. Because if you're holding an aftermarket copy, you're going to waste a day chasing wrong part numbers. I've been turning wrenches for 28 years, and I've seen too many guys order a replacement cylinder head gasket off some generic listing and end up with an engine that won't seal. This catalog? It's the same one the Still dealer uses. 2492 pages of part numbers, exploded views, and validity codes. You don't guess. You look it up, you order it, you move on.

LPG Engine: What the Parts Catalog Covers

The IC Engine section alone runs from the LPG engine block through the cylinder head, intake and exhaust manifolds, and all the way to the spark plugs, alternator, and starter motor. Every part has a factory part number and a remark that tells you which serial number ranges it fits. Look up page 2 in the table of contents – you'll see ENGINE BLOCK, CYLINDER HEAD, COOLING, OIL SUMP, LUBRICATION. Need the water pump? You'll find it under water pump with the gasket kit listed separately. That level of detail keeps you from ordering a pump that doesn't match your truck's engine serial. The Cylinder section is broken down so you can pinpoint the exact head gasket, valve, or bolt set.

Cooling System and Cylinder Head – Factory Parts Breakdown

Under IC ENGINE AUXILIARY PARTS, the Cooling System chapter shows the water cooler for LPG models, complete with air duct assemblies and hose routing diagrams. The Cylinder Head sub-section includes the intake and exhaust manifolds, plus the gasket kit. When I'm rebuilding an LPG engine on an RC40-30T, I go straight to that part of the catalog to confirm the cylinder head part number before I call the parts counter. It saves me from having to send back a wrong casting. The same logic applies to the engine mounting – the LPG engine suspension brackets are listed with the exact bolt torque specs in the remarks column. You don't need a separate manual for that data.

Why a Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket?

Aftermarket catalogs often combine part numbers from multiple manufacturers. One typo and you're installing a piston ring for a different displacement. This catalog is the Still factory release from 2016, so every part number is verified against the production line. The VALIDITY TRUCKS column tells you exactly which RC40-25T and RC40-30T units the part fits – down to the chassis number. I've seen techs install an alternator from a generic list and fry the voltage regulator because the amp rating was wrong. You don't have that risk with the OEM document. The Automotive Industry Overview sites cannot give you this level of specificity.

2492 Pages of OEM Part Numbers

At 2492 pages, this catalog covers everything from the LPG system (evaporator, mixing device, fuel filter, gas bottle connections for multiple standards – German, Antargaz, ACME, Italian) to the brakes, steering, hydraulics, and the complete load lift system. Each page is a PDF scan of the original factory binder. You get exploded-view drawings with callouts that match the part number table. That means you can identify a seal or a bracket even if you don't speak the original language (the English labeling is solid). The chassis section includes counterweight attachment parts and battery tray details for LPG trucks. If you're restoring a unit or just doing a major service, you need those numbers to order the correct fasteners and bushings. Internal Combustion Engine knowledge is useless if you can't get the right spark plug.

Get the Right Part the First Time

Stop chasing aftermarket cross‑references. Open this catalog, find the exact part number under the applicable section – say, COOLING – and write it down. Then call your supplier. You'll get the correct water cooler or air duct the first time, not after two returns. The catalog also lists the 3‑way catalytic silencer LPG kit and the exhaust systems (spill down and spill at top). For a shop that sees multiple RC40-25T/30T units, this is the only parts book you need. Pair it with the Still RC40-25T/30T LPG Fork Truck Parts Catalog 2016 if you want the complete set. If you work on older Still models, check out the Still RC 40-16 2013 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts List and the Still R70-16T, R70-18T, R70-20T 2016 Parts Catalog – OEM for related series.

Does this catalog include torque specs for the cylinder head bolts?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values are not systematically listed. However, the VALIDITY TRUCKS remarks sometimes mention fastener grade or tightening angle codes. For torque data, you need the separate service manual.

Will it work on an RC40-25T built before 2016?

Yes – the catalog covers earlier serial numbers with supersession info. Check the remark column for validity.

I've been doing this long enough to know that a shop without a factory parts catalog is a shop that loses money on every comeback. You don't need guesswork. You need the OEM data. Access the Factory Manual – get the full 2492‑page PDF on your tablet or computer and start ordering parts that actually fit.