Description

White MSB 1967 Parts Catalog

If you own a White MSB forklift from the 1960s, you already know the problem. Aftermarket catalogs get part numbers wrong. You order a valve seal, get the wrong size, and your machine sits another week. That’s why this White MSB 1967 Parts Catalog exists. It’s the original OEM document, not a third-party reprint. Every group index entry — from the self-adjusting brakes to the power steering valve — lists the exact White part numbers you need. No guesswork.

138 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

This catalog runs 138 pages, printed in 1967 by White Motor Company. It includes Supplement A and Supplement B, which added updated parts through the production run. The group index at the front breaks the forklift into major systems: Brakes – Self Adjusting, Drive Wheels, Linkage, Gas Equipment, Power Steering, and the Power Steering Valve. Each section has its own page range with exploded-view diagrams and callouts. Page 2 holds a conversion table for inches to millimeters and decimal fractions — useful when you’re working with old hardware and need to match modern fasteners. For a parts reference, this is the densest source you’ll find for the MSB series. If you work in the automotive industry Automotive Industry Overview, you know the value of OEM documentation over aftermarket compilations that miss original part numbers. That’s the difference between OEM and aftermarket.

Brakes – Self Adjusting and Drive Wheels

The brake section covers pages 12 through 13. Page 12 shows the self-adjusting brake assembly in an exploded view: brake shoes, return springs, adjuster mechanism, and backing plate. Every part carries a White part number. The drive wheels are covered on page 11, separate from the brake section because the wheel hub and brake drum are distinct assemblies. If you need to rebuild the self-adjusting brakes on your MSB, these pages are the only reliable source for the correct adjuster kit and shoe set. Don’t trust aftermarket scans that crop out part numbers.

Power Steering Valve: What the 1967 Catalog Covers

Power steering on these machines uses a hydraulic valve assembly. Pages 6 through 8 break down the valve into individual components: spool, housing, seals, O-rings, and mounting hardware. Page 6 lists the main valve body and internal parts. If your MSB’s steering gets stiff or leaks, you need the exact valve repair kit part number. This catalog gives it to you. The section also covers the power steering pump and lines, though the valve is the critical item that fails most often on older units.

Does This Parts Catalog Include Engine Components?

Yes, the Gas Equipment section on pages 3 through 5 covers carburetors, LP-Gas regulators, fuel lines, and related engine parts. The internal combustion engine Internal Combustion Engine used in the MSB is included by reference — the catalog lists plugs, gaskets, and ignition components. But keep in mind: this is a parts catalog, not a service manual. You get part numbers and exploded diagrams, not torque specs or repair procedures. For that, you need the corresponding service manual. Still, without the right part numbers, you can’t even start the repair.

Understand the Group Index Layout

Open the PDF and look at the first page. The group index is a table showing each system name and its starting page. For example, “Brakes – Self Adjusting” starts on page 12. “Power Steering Valve” runs pages 6 through 8. The index also tells you which supplements apply. Supplement A is included at the back, printed on different paper stock in the original. The conversion table on page 2 is a bonus — it saves you from pulling out a calculator when you encounter metric fasteners. This layout is typical of 1960s White factory literature: straightforward, no fluff, all relevant data.

Designed for Forklift Owners and Shop Mechanics

If you run a shop with a few vintage forklifts, or you’re a DIY enthusiast who bought a White MSB at auction, this catalog is your lifeline. Without it, you’re guessing part numbers based on aftermarket cross-reference charts that are wrong half the time. I’ve had technicians bring me the wrong brake shoe because they used a generic listing. This catalog ends that. It’s also the starting point if you plan to restore an MSB — you need the parts manual first, then the service manual for assembly procedures. Check the White MSB MA WC MY Forklift Parts Catalog 1977 if your machine is a later serial number. For other White forklift models, the White MY20, MY25, MY30, MY40C Parts Catalog – OEM Forklift Part Numbers and White MA20B, 25B, 30SB 1979 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs cover those series.

OEM Factory Document – Not an Aftermarket Reprint

Every page comes from the original White Motor Company printing. The scan is clean, the diagrams are legible, and the part numbers are unchanged. Aftermarket parts catalogs often omit supplement pages or condense illustrations, leading to missing or swapped numbers. This document includes Supplements “A” and “B” as they were originally bound. If you want accuracy, start with the factory source. No third-party summaries.

Will this manual tell me how to repair the forklift?

No. It’s a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and exploded views, not step-by-step repair instructions.

Are the part numbers still available?

Many part numbers are obsolete, but this catalog gives you the exact reference needed to cross-reference with current suppliers. White forklifts from this era are still supported by NOS (New Old Stock) dealers. The catalog is the starting point. You can take the White part number to a dealer or search online warehouses. Without the factory number, you’re flying blind. This catalog also helps you identify which parts interchange between MSB and later MA series machines.

Does it include exploded view diagrams?

Yes, each group index section includes exploded view illustrations with part callouts. The self-adjusting brake section on page 12 shows the entire assembly.

Is this a digital access?

Yes, you receive a PDF file of the full 138-page catalog.

Stop wasting time on incorrect parts. Access the Factory Manual and get the exact White part numbers you need for your MSB forklift.