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Still RX70-16, RX70-18, RX70-20 2008 Parts Catalog

You have been there. A customer’s forklift is down, you look up a part number from an aftermarket site, order it, and the flange doesn’t match. That gasket kit you pulled? Wrong version. That hydraulic line? Off by three millimeters. Wasted money, wasted billable hours. This Still RX70-16, RX70-18, RX70-20 2008 Parts Catalog fixes that. 4734 pages of factory-issued part numbers, exploded diagrams, and option-specific breakdowns. No aftermarket renumbering. No “cross-reference” guessing. Still put this together in 2008, covering the RX70-16 D, RX70-18 D, and RX70-20 D diesel models with serial number ranges from the 7311, 7312, and 7313 series. If you are ordering parts for one of these trucks, this is the file you pull up before you click “buy.”

Diesel Engine (BXT) Parts Breakdown

IC Engine section starts with MOTOR, COMPL. (standard) and (air conditioning). Page 4 of the TOC lists DIESEL ENGINE (BXT) as the first sub‑assembly. That means you get the complete engine gasket set, cylinder head, fuel injection pump, and everything down to the last bolt. The catalog includes a separate ENGINE HEATER sub‑section for cold‑climate trucks. If your RX70-18 has a Webasto or similar heater, you will find the correct element and hose routing drawn out. I have seen shops guess at the heater glow plug wiring and burn out a controller. Do not do that. Use the factory illustration.

Fuel System: 16 Variations and How to Identify Yours

Fuel system section takes up multiple pages because Still offered the RX70-20 with four different filter configurations, two tank cap styles (standard and lockable), and the optional Eberspächer exhaust gas cleaner that changes the routing completely. The catalog splits FUEL SYSTEM, CPL into standard, Eberspächer type, with water separator, and combinations of all three. Each sub‑section has a Remark column that tells you which truck serial numbers it fits. Check your chassis plate, find your serial number, then turn to the correct sub‑section. You will see the part number for the water separator drain valve, the exact fuel line clips, and the gasket for the lockable cap. Automotive Industry Overview that the parts numbering system follows the same logic as other heavy equipment, but Still uses its own prefix series. Do not assume a Bosch injection pump part number from a generic catalog will match – it won’t. Use this catalog.

What 4734 Pages Mean for Your Repair

When you hear “4734 pages”, think of every hydraulic line clip, every bolt grade, every seal cross‑section drawn to scale. The mechanical drive axle section includes two drive wheel unit versions – left and right – with different part numbers for early and late production axles. BRAKE caliper details are listed for each axle revision. If you order a brake pad set for a week 9, 2009 axle and your truck is week 10, 2009, you get the wrong carrier. The catalog shows the split point clearly. Same story with the COOLING SYSTEM – the radiator is shown as a complete assembly with fan, shroud, and hoses. Want the correct coolant hose for a RX70-16 with heater? It is in the section. Do not cut the wrong hose and hope it fits.

3 Key Sections for Daily Maintenance

One: AIR FILTER SYSTEM. Four variations: standard, heavy dust cover, with lint screen, and heavy dust with lint screen. Each has its own filter element part number. Two: IC ENGINE EXHAUST SYSTEM. Standard exhaust exits down or up, plus the Eberspächer particle filter version. The particle filter sub‑section includes the mounting bracket and gaskets. Three: BRAKING SYSTEM – a full chapter under the CONTROLS and BRAKING SYSTEM headings. You get the master cylinder, wheel cylinders, and the parking brake cable layout. If you are swapping an axle, you need the brake line part numbers from that chapter.

Verify Part Numbers Against Factory Diagrams

Too many technicians look at a blurry aftermarket scan and miss that the bolt they need is an M10 x 1.25 shoulder bolt, not a standard hex cap screw. This catalog gives you the Still part number next to each component on the drawing. You can zoom in, read the callout, and order the exact fastener. The original file is German/English/French/Italian – the part numbers are language‑independent. The document structure is consistent: each figure has a part number column, quantity, description, remark, and validity trucks. If you need a part number for a RX70-20 with a specific option, you will find it. I have used these Still catalogs for years; they are worth the money because they stop the parts counter guessing.

Audience Fit: DIY Mechanics and Small Fleet Owners

You might not run a six‑bay shop like I do. You own a warehouse and maintain your own RX70-18 because the dealer charges $175 an hour. This catalog is for you. It shows you the exploded view of the mast, load support, and attachments. You want to replace the side‑shift cylinder seals? Find the section LOAD LIFTING SYSTEM, then MAST. The drawing gives you the seal kit part number. Order it, pull the cylinder, and rebuild it. One afternoon, fifty bucks, done. The same goes for the ELECTRICS; ELECTRONICS section – it covers the pulse generator, motor components, and the display element. If your dashboard shows an error code, the wiring diagram in that chapter helps you trace which sensor has the wrong resistance.

Source Validity: OEM vs Aftermarket Documentation

This is a factory-produced parts catalog from Still GmbH, 2008. It is the same document the dealer parts counter uses. The part numbers are direct from the manufacturer. Aftermarket parts catalogs often renumber components to match their own inventory, which means you may receive a substitute that is not equivalent in material or tolerance. I have seen aftermarket “OEM” fuel filters that had a different micron rating and caused injector damage. Pay for the original specification. Check the related manuals for other Still models: STILL RX70-16 RX70-18 RX70-20 LPG Forklift Parts Catalog, Still RC 40-16 2013 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts List, and Still R70-16T, R70-18T, R70-20T 2016 Parts Catalog – OEM. Use the OEM data.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this Parts Catalog include exploded diagrams?

Yes. Every major assembly – from the air filter system to the mast – is shown with an exploded view and part numbers. You can see how each component fits together.

Can I use this for the RX70-20 LPG model?

This catalog is for diesel models RX70-16, RX70-18, RX70-20. For the LPG version, see the related manual [LINK_ID_REL_0].

How do I find the correct part number for the fuel system?

The fuel system section covers 16 variations including standard, Eberspächer type, with water separator, lockable tank, and combinations. You need to match the option code from your truck’s data plate. The catalog lists each variant with a remark column specifying validity trucks. Start by locating your truck serial number range on page 4 in the vehicle documents section, then cross-reference with the fuel system subchapters. The exploded view shows the part number next to each item.

Is this a PDF or printed manual?

Digital PDF format. You can search, zoom, and print any page.

You need the part number, not a guess. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep this catalog on your shop tablet. Every time you open it, you save the cost of one wrong order.