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Yale GLP20, GDP20, GLP25, GLP30, GLP35 2006 Parts Catalog

Ever ordered a part for a Yale lift truck off a third-party list, only to find the bolt pattern doesn’t match or the gasket is the wrong thickness? That’s what happens when you use aftermarket parts books. This is the real thing: the OEM Yale parts catalog for the GLP20-35VX and GDP20-35VX series, published in 2006. 572 pages of factory-sourced illustrations, part numbers, and assembly breakdowns. If you’re a home garage mechanic rebuilding a used forklift or a fleet owner tracking inventory, you need the exact numbers that the line workers at Yale used. Anything less is a gamble with your time and money.

Yale GLP20, GDP20, GLP25, GLP30, GLP35 2006 Parts Catalog: A Field Overview

Truck model decoding is on page 2. That page alone can save you an hour of cross-referencing serial number tags under the seat. The catalog is split into 17 sections, starting with General Truck (hood, fenders, counterweights, cab assembly) and moving through diesel engines (Yanmar 2.6L and 3.3L), LPG engines (Mazda 2.0L/2.2L, GM 2.4L), fuel systems, electrical, steering, brakes, transmission, hydraulics, masts, forks, attachments, and options. Every section uses the same numbering system Yale used when the truck left the factory. No reinterpretation, no “compatible with” notes that don’t hold up.

Engine Coverage: Diesel and LPG

For the diesel crowd, Section 2 gives you the full Yanmar breakdown: cylinder head, camshaft and drive gear, crankshaft and pistons, lubrication system. For LPG, Section 3 covers the Mazda 2.0L/2.2L and GM 2.4L engines. You get exploded views of the fan assembly, cooling system variants (square wave radiator, serpentine radiator), exhaust manifolds, timing gear covers, and even the assembled engine shown in four sheets for the GM 2.4L. If you need a head gasket or water pump for the Mazda engine, this catalog gives you the part number straight from the factory drawing. No guesswork, no returns on wrong parts.

Seat Suspension and Cab Interior Sections

A lot of forklift parts catalogs skim over the cab. Not this one. Section 1 includes SEAT FULL SUSPENSION WITH AND WITHOUT ELECTRONIC CONTROLS, plus non-suspension and semi-suspension seats, swivel seats, cab frames, interior panels, doors, windows, and wiper systems. If the suspension seat on your GLP30 is leaking air or the seat switch is intermittent, you can find the exact rebuild kit or replacement assembly. The same level of detail applies to the labels: exterior, interior, control lever, electronic lever, and joystick. Every sticker that tells an operator what to do is listed with its part number.

17 Major Sections Organized for Fast Lookup

Thumb tabs on each section let you flip straight to the assembly you need. The numerical index at the back spans all 572 pages. Need a steering column? Section 6. Brake master cylinder? Section 7. Mast chains or load backrest? Section 13. Attachments like sideshifters or fork positioners? Section 14. Options like lights or cold-start kits? Section 15. The catalog even has user support information in Section 17 with contact details for Yale Europe Materials Handling Limited. That’s how complete this thing is.

Why Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket

Aftermarket catalogs often redraw the diagrams, drop hardware callouts, or use generic part numbers that cross-match incorrectly. I’ve seen aftermarket lists that show a bolt that’s a half-inch too short for a GLP35 counterweight mount. You don’t get that here. This is the original PDF from Yale Corp., published August 2006, part number 524240897. The exploded views show every washer, clip, and seal in relationship to the assembly. When you order the part shown on page 2 of the engine section, you get the same part the factory put in. For a relevant reference on why OEM documentation matters in the broader automotive industry, see the Automotive Industry Overview.

Audience: Who Needs This 572-Page Manual

Home garage enthusiasts rebuilding a used Yale from auction? You need this to order correct mast seals and hydraulic hoses. Small fleet owners maintaining multiple GLP20 and GLP25 trucks? You’ll save the cost of wrong part shipments in one order. Even if you’re a shop that works on a variety of forklifts, having the factory parts catalog for the VX series lets you quote jobs accurately without upcharging for parts you guess at. Beginners: don’t rely on internet forums for part numbers. This manual has the data. Use it.

Related manuals you may find useful: Yale GLP/GDP16-20AF/BF 2007 Parts Catalog, Yale GDP/GLP20-30 Forklift 2006 Parts Catalog, and Yale GDP/GLP20-30 Parts Catalog 2006 – Section: User Support Information.

Is this the same as a service repair manual?

No. This is a parts catalog for identifying and ordering parts.

How do I find the correct part for my specific truck model?

Locate the nameplate on your truck – it’s stamped with the complete model and serial number. Use the model nomenclature on page 2 of the catalog to decode the power type, tires, and mast. Then go to the appropriate section: for example, if you have a Yanmar diesel, turn to Section 2. The numerical index at the back also lists every part number in the book. Cross-reference the exploded view in the section to confirm the part matches your assembly. If you have a serial number prefix that differs from the main model, the catalog includes alternate pages marked with a note. That detail is why aftermarket books fail – they don’t show which hardware varies by build date or region.

If you’re tired of returning misordered parts and wasting labor hours, get the factory data. Access the Factory Manual and start matching parts to your truck by opening the PDF on your tablet or printing the section you need. The 2006 Yale parts catalog for GLP20-35VX and GDP20-35VX is available now at AutoRepairManuals.