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Still RX60-25, RX60-25/600, RX60-30, RX60-35 2007 Parts Catalog

You have a Still RX60-25 in the shop with a dragging brake, and the customer wants it fixed today. You pull the wheel, find the brake assembly, and now you need the right part number. Order the wrong brake piston seal, and you are waiting another three days. That lost billable time cuts into your week. This catalog ends that guesswork. It is the factory-approved Still RX60-25, RX60-25/600, RX60-30, RX60-35 2007 Parts Catalog, printed from the original OEM database. 5529 pages of exploded diagrams, part numbers, quantities, and truck serial number validities. Aftermarket catalogs pull numbers from who-knows-where. This one comes straight from Still’s electronic documentation system.

What This 5529-Page PDF Actually Covers

Every major system on the RX60 series is broken out by section. The Table of Contents starts with Product Information – vehicle documents, battery documentation, option codes. Then Electric Motor (traction motor, pump motor). Mechanical Drive Axle takes you into the drive unit, including the Brake sub-sections for both right and left drive wheels. That brake section on page 2 of the catalog lists the part numbers for the brake assembly itself, the brake pads, and the hydraulic cylinders. Need the pump motor? It is under the same drive unit group. The Chassis section goes deep – frame variants (R6321, R6323, R6361, etc.), floor plates for single-pedal and two-pedal control, counterweight assemblies, and trailer couplings. The documentation is organized by truck model and serial number range, so you only see parts that fit your specific unit.

Brake Components: Safety Critical Section

Brake parts are not where you want to gamble. The factory catalog lists brake components for the right drive wheel (part number set 0532325) and the left drive wheel separately. Each brake group includes the complete brake assembly, return springs, linings, and hydraulic lines. Page 2 of the document shows the brake entry under “BRAKE (Für Radantrieb rechts 0532325).” If you order the part number from this catalog, it will match the Still OEM spec. Compare that to generic aftermarket listings that may use a cross-reference number that is close but not exact. You lose a customer when the brake drags after a brake job. This catalog keeps that from happening.

3 Reasons the Factory Parts Catalog Beats Any Aftermarket List

First, the part numbers in this catalog are linked to the vehicle’s production series. Each figure tells you which truck serial numbers (e.g., 6321, 6322, etc.) the part applies to. Aftermarket lists ignore those validities and lump all years together. Second, the exploded diagrams show every fastener, seal, and sensor – not just the big components. You see how the travel sender integrates with the floor plate. That matters when a customer complains about intermittent reverse and you trace it to a broken travel sender bracket. Third, the catalog is a direct scan of Still’s own spare parts list (Ersatzteilliste). No reprints, no third-party transcription errors. What you see is what the dealer looks up on their terminal.

How to Navigate the Document Structure

Open the PDF and you land on a splash page with model numbers and the Still Electronic Documentation System logo. Page 2 is the main table of contents – it lists all system sections. Each section has its own internal figure numbers and page numbers. For example, the Chassis section includes sub-sections for Frame (several chassis variants), Floor Plate, Battery Stop, Splash Shield, and Counterweight. Each sub-section has a list of parts with figure numbers, part numbers, quantities, descriptions, and truck applicability. If you need the counterweight bolt set, look under “COUNTERWEIGHT, COMPL.” The bolt is listed as “BOLT, COMPL. (crimped and secured)” with the correct torque specs (not provided here, but the workshop manual would have that – this catalog gives you the part). The document is searchable by part number or keyword. Save time by searching the PDF for “brake” or your truck model suffix.

Who Needs This Manual? (And Who Doesn’t)

If you are maintaining a fleet of Still RX60 forklifts – the 25, 25/600, 30, or 35 models – this catalog is your parts bible. You can identify the correct brake assembly for a 2007 RX60-30L/600 and order it the same day. Home garage enthusiasts who restore older electric forklifts will find the exploded diagrams invaluable for rebuilding a drive unit. Beginners should pair this catalog with a factory service manual (like the Still workshop manual) so you understand the removal and installation procedures. This catalog does not show torque values or step-by-step repair steps – that is what the service manual is for. But without the right part numbers, you cannot complete the repair. So if you are a parts counter person, a fleet mechanic, or a DIY owner, this is your reference.

Source Authenticity: Why It Matters

I have seen aftermarket parts catalogs that list a brake shoe for RX60-25 that actually fits a different axle. The factory catalog includes the exact Still part number, the figure reference, and the truck validity. For example, under “CHASSIS, COMPL. (prepared for fully-extendible roller bed)” the catalog lists a specific frame variant. That level of detail comes from the OEM database. AutoRepairManuals scans original factory documents – not compilations from multiple sources. This RX60 catalog is the same one a Still dealer uses to order parts. You want that level of accuracy when ordering a $300 brake assembly. I have seen shops lose money because they trusted a third-party list. Do not be that shop.

Related manuals that work alongside this catalog:

• Still RC 40-16 2013 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts List
• Still R70-16T, R70-18T, R70-20T 2016 Parts Catalog – OEM
• Still R60-35, R60-40, R60-45, R60-50 2016 Parts Catalog – 2889 Pages

For background on the automotive industry and parts sourcing standards, see this Automotive Industry Overview and also this Automotive Industry Overview article.

Does this catalog include wiring diagrams or repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog. It lists part numbers, quantities, and exploded diagrams. For repair steps and torque specs, you need the factory service manual.

How do I know the part number applies to my specific truck?

Each part entry includes a validity column listing truck serial number ranges (e.g., 6321, 6322, etc.). Your truck’s serial number is on the data plate. Match it to the validity list. This catalog covers models RX60-25, RX60-25/600, RX60-30, and RX60-35 from 2007. If your truck is outside those ranges, the part may not fit. The brake section, for example, includes specific validities for each drive wheel assembly. Always verify the serial number before ordering. I have watched techs skip this step and order a brake for a 6321 that does not fit a 6323. Save yourself the hassle – check the validity.

Stop wasting time on wrong part numbers. Get the factory reference right the first time. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your tablet or printed for the bay. Your customers – and your wallet – will thank you.