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Still RX60-40, RX60-45, RX60-50 2006 Parts Catalog

You’ve got a Still RX60-40, RX60-45, or RX60-50 electric forklift in the shop with a part that’s grenaded. The customer wants it fixed yesterday. You pull the old part, read the number, but it’s worn off. Now what? Grabbing an aftermarket catalog is asking for a wrong part and a callback. The factory Still RX60-40, RX60-45, RX60-50 2006 Parts Catalog is the only way to get the exact OEM part number the first time. I’ve seen too many techs waste billable hours because they used a third-party list that had a supersession omitted or a run-out date wrong. This catalog eliminates that.

Parts Catalog for the Still RX60-40, RX60-45, RX60-50: What You Get

This is a genuine Still electronic documentation system release. 3600 pages of part numbers, quantities, descriptions, and validity periods for every component on the RX60-40 through RX60-50/600. Page 2 lays out the entire structure: PRODUCT INFORMATION, ELECTRIC MOTOR, MECHANICAL DRIVE AXLE, CHASSIS, OPERATOR’S COMPARTMENT, STEERING SYSTEM, WHEELS AND TYRES, BRAKING SYSTEM, CONTROLS, DISPLAY ELEMENT, ELECTRICS; ELECTRONICS, ELECTRONIC CONTROLS, HYDRAULIC, WORKING HYDRAULICS, LOAD LIFTING SYSTEM, MAST, LOAD CARRIER, ATTACHMENTS, SPECIAL EQUIPMENT NARROW AISLE TRUCKS, OTHER ACCESSORIES. Every section is broken down to the individual fastener level. If you need a travel sender for a two-pedal traction control floor plate, it’s in there under FLOOR PLATE (TWO-PEDAL TRACTION CONTROL) with its own part number and validity range.

Brake System Coverage in This Parts Catalog

Brake parts are where most mistakes happen. The multi-disc brake on these trucks is installed in the drive axle and belongs to functional group 226. This catalog covers that brake assembly under MECHANICAL DRIVE AXLE → DRIVE UNIT, COMPL. → drive wheel unit (left/right). You get the part number for the entire multi-disc brake unit, the individual discs, seals, and the pump motor if it’s integrated. Page 2 shows BRAKING SYSTEM as a top-level section, but the actual brake hardware lives in the drive axle chapter. Don’t order a brake caliper for a wet disc brake that doesn’t exist on this model — use the catalog’s exploded views and part numbers.

Page 4 opens the PRODUCT INFORMATION chapter, where you’ll find the documentation listings for the base truck (R6327-29) and battery options. That’s where the catalog’s validity tables live, so you know which parts fit which serial number range. Ignoring those tables is a good way to order a counterweight that doesn’t bolt up.

What Does the Documentation Section Include?

PRODUCT INFORMATION covers DOCUMENTATION for the R6327-29 chassis, battery documentation, and options. You’ll see separate entries for battery charging position covers, interlock assemblies, and even mounting aids. The catalog includes 3600 pages because every variant — standard chassis, fully-extendible roller bed, skirting board, beverage subframe — gets its own entry. If you’re dealing with a corrosion protection version (Korrosionsschutzausführung), the travel sender retrofit kit part numbers are right there. No guessing.

3 Key Sections for Drive Axle Repair

The MECHANICAL DRIVE AXLE chapter is 200+ pages deep. It splits into three DRIVE UNIT, COMPL. groups, each covering the motor, left and right drive wheel units, and the multi-disc brake. One group includes the traction motor, another the pump motor. You get separate part numbers for the left vs. right drive wheel unit — they are not interchangeable on some builds. The catalog lists each component with its quantity per assembly and a remark column that flags supersessions or special applications.

For chassis work, the FRAME section alone covers nine complete chassis variants: standard, roller bed, skirting board, beverage subframe. Each one has its own floor plate options — single pedal or two-pedal traction control — and each floor plate type gets its own travel sender part number. That level of detail is why you pay for OEM documentation instead of a aftermarket PDF that lumps everything into one line.

Use the Factory Part Number, Not a Guess

Aftermarket parts catalogs for Still trucks are compiled from multiple sources, often with errors in the part number or validity date. This catalog is the original 2006 Factory Spare Parts List from Still. It uses the Still electronic documentation system format. The PDF is a direct scan of the release, not a re-typed list. You get the same part numbers the dealer uses. If you need to cross-reference a part across other Still models, check the STILL RX60-40 RX60-45 RX60-50 2006 Parts Catalog for the base, then look at Still RC 40-16 2013 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts List for the RC series, or Still R70-16T, R70-18T, R70-20T 2016 Parts Catalog – OEM for counterbalance trucks. The same part number philosophy applies.

For a broader perspective on how factory documentation differs from aftermarket, see Automotive Industry Overview. Another reference: Automotive Industry Overview discusses supply chain standards for OEM parts.

Chassis and Frame: Multiple Variants Listed

The CHASSIS chapter goes beyond the basic frame. It includes COUNTERWEIGHT, COMPL. for each chassis variant (R6327, R6328, R6329, R6330), plus protective covers, retrofit kits for tire wear optimization, and even lens reflectors for the counterweight on non-dual tire builds. The TRAILER COUPLING, ASSEMBLY section lists two Rockinger models (244A 35002 and 243A 35000). If you’re replacing a coupling, you need the exact Rockinger part number from the catalog, not the generic “fits many” unit from the supply house.

Every part number in this catalog is verified against the 2006 production run. Access the factory manual and stop wasting time on bad part numbers.

Does this catalog cover the RX60-40/600 variant?

Yes. The manual covers RX60-40, RX60-45, RX60-50, and the RX60-50/600. Page 1 lists all models.

How many pages are in the manual?

3600 pages.

Can I find the multi-disc brake part numbers in this catalog?

Absolutely. The multi-disc brake is listed in the MECHANICAL DRIVE AXLE > DRIVE UNIT, COMPL., under functional group 226. You’ll find it in the “multi-disc brake (installed in drive axle)” sub-section. The catalog provides part numbers, quantities, and descriptions with validity periods. That brake assembly is critical for the drive wheel units on both left and right sides. If you’re rebuilding a drive axle, you need this section.

Is this an OEM catalog?

Yes, it’s a genuine Still factory parts catalog, not a reprint.

Access the Factory Manual and get the right part number the first time.