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TCM FB35-6 Parts Catalog

You’re pulling a drive motor off a TCM FB35-6 and the parts book on your tablet is a scanned aftermarket copy from 2007 that lists a seal that hasn’t been made since ’03. I’ve been there. That cost me two hours and a customer’s patience. This TCM FB35-6 Parts Catalog is the real factory print – 173 pages of OEM exploded views, genuine part numbers, and the exact abbreviations TCM uses on their assembly line. If you’re ordering parts for an electric counterbalanced forklift, this is the only reference that matches the machine number on the nameplate.

Drive Motor and Pump Motor Mounts

Open to FIG. No. 1 and 2 – Drive Motor Mount and Drive Motor. You get the assembly breakdown for the whole chain: motor, coupling, mounting hardware. The catalog lists each fastener with a TCM part number and quantity. Expect to see “ASSY” for units sold pre-assembled, “AR” for quantity required. No guesswork on whether the bolt is M12 or M14 – the drawing shows the shape and the number cross-references directly to the factory bin location.

Pump Motor Mount (FIG. 3) and Pump (FIG. 4) follow the same layout. If you’ve ever replaced a hydraulic pump on a FB35-6 and found the mounting bracket hole spacing off by 2 mm, that’s a third-party catalog issue. OEM part numbers eliminate that mismatch.

173 Pages of Part Numbers – Not One Generic Substitution

Every page in this catalog is TCM proprietary data. The Contents list covers 40+ sections: Battery, D.C. Chopper Unit, Meter Panel, EPS Controller, Fuse Box, F/R Switch, Resistor, Transformer, Charger Panel, Cables (1/2 and 2/2), Drive Axle, Wheel Brake, Steering components, Over Head Guard, Actuator internal parts, Frame, Balance Weight. Each section has its own FIG. number. The index at the back lets you find a part by name or by location. No flipping through 100 pages guessing.

Battery and Electrical System: Component Identification

Electric forklifts live and die by their electrical contacts. The catalog’s D.C. Chopper Unit section shows the controller assembly with every transistor, resistor, and bus bar listed. The EPS Controller page (FIG. 17) includes the steering assist module parts – critical when the steering starts dragging and you need to isolate the actuator vs. the controller. The Cable sections (1/2 and 2/2) cover the main power harness and interconnects. If you’re rebuilding a battery pack, the Battery section gives the tray, connector, and cover part numbers. Match your serial number (machine number) from the nameplate to the catalog’s machine number column before ordering.

Use the Index – Don’t Skip It

Page 4 of the catalog contains a complete list of Contents. Want to find a part for the Steering Shaft? Look up the section name in the Contents, note the FIG. number, flip to that figure. The illustration shows the assembly, and the parts list below gives each item’s part number, description, and quantity. Rely on that flow. I’ve watched guys spend twenty minutes scrolling a PDF because they didn’t use the index. This manual is 173 pages – use the tools it gives you.

3 Sections That Save You from Ordering Wrong Parts

First, the “ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS” table on page 3 of the manual. “t” means thickness. “#” means not sold separately – don’t ask the parts counter for it. Second, the “How to Order Parts” instructions: always provide model name, specification, serial number (machine number), part number, and quantity. Third, the genuine parts warning – TCM states clearly they cannot guarantee any loss or trouble caused by non‑genuine parts. That warning isn’t legal cover; it’s experience talking. I’ve seen aftermarket seals swell in electric forklift drive motors and lock up the rotor.

Related manuals you may need: TCM FD60Z8 FD70Z8 FD80Z8 FD100Z8 Parts Catalog – 650 Pages for larger diesel models. Also check TCM Isuzu-4218A-E Parts Catalog – 478 Pages OEM Factory Manual for Isuzu-powered units. For a smaller platform, TCM 125B Parts Catalog – 244-Page OEM Factory Manual. For broader context on forklift industry standards, see Automotive Industry Overview. The internal combustion engine section isn’t relevant here, but if you’re cross-referencing with a diesel model, Internal Combustion Engine covers basics.

Do I really have to use TCM genuine parts, or can I get away with cheaper aftermarket?

No. Factory warranty and safety rely on TCM genuine parts. Non‑genuine components can fail and void your coverage.

How do I find a part number if I know the location of the assembly but not the part name?

Use the Contents list. Locate the assembly name (e.g., “DRIVE AXLE”), note its FIG. number, open that figure page. The illustration shows the exploded view with callouts. The parts list below each callout gives the TCM part number, description, and quantity. Cross-reference the machine number on your nameplate with the machine number column in the catalog – some sections have unique parts for different spec levels. Once you have the part number, you can order directly from a TCM dealer. This method is faster than guessing part names.

That’s the catalog. It’s a PDF you can keep on your shop tablet or print for the wall. No subscriptions, no pay-per-view. Access the Factory Manual now – you’ll have every part number for your FB35-6 in a single searchable file.