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Yale MPC 060 AD, MPC 080 AD 2002 Parts Catalog

Ordering the wrong part for a Yale lift truck costs you billable hours and puts a job on hold. I’ve seen guys pull a brake assembly apart, only to find the replacement shoe doesn’t match because they used a generic number. This 2002 Parts Catalog for the Yale MPC 060 AD, MPC 080 AD is 114 pages of factory-verified part numbers, exploded diagrams, and indexing. It’s the same document the dealer uses to pull inventory. If you’re serious about fixing these trucks, you start here.

Yale MPC 060 AD and MPC 080 AD Parts Catalog: Section-by-Section Breakdown

This manual splits into ten tabbed sections. Section 1 covers the general truck layout and battery retention. Section 2 is the electrical system — contactor panels, drive motors, wiring. Section 3 handles the drive unit and brake assembly. Section 4 is the control handle and switches. Hydraulic system lives in Section 5, lift linkage and load wheel in Section 6. Options and field conversion kits are Sections 7 and 8. Then you get a numerical index (Section 9) and user support info (Section 10). Each section has a thumb tab so you can flip straight to it.

Electrical System Section: What You Get on Page 2-2 and Beyond

The contactor panel assembly on page 2-2 shows the exact layout of the directional contactors and the panel itself. If you need a replacement contactor coil, the part number is right next to the diagram. The drive motor pages (12V on page 2-6, 24V on page 2-8) include the armature, brush holder, and field coil numbers. No guessing which motor variant your truck has — the model nomenclature on page ii tells you which section applies based on your serial number. For the MPC 060 AD and MPC 080 AD, this Parts Catalog covers both voltage options.

Brake and Drive Unit Assembly: Factory Part Numbers for Safety

Brake shoe assembly is on page 3-10. That exploded view shows the shoe, return spring, and adjuster. Ordering a brake shoe without this catalog is asking for trouble — aftermarket shoes often have different lining width or pin spacing. The drive unit assembly on page 3-2 lists the drive wheel, bearings, and seal kit. Use the part numbers from this manual and you won’t have to disassemble twice. I’ve seen shops install the wrong drive motor because they didn’t check the voltage; Section 2 sorts that out before you order.

Why a Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Cross-References

Third-party parts databases combine multiple brands into one list. They assume one part fits all. Yale’s own 2002 publication is specific to the MPC 060 AD and MPC 080 AD truck series. The part numbers here were verified against actual production parts. If you’ve ever had a “will-fit” part that didn’t, you know the cost. This catalog includes field conversion kits (Section 8) that modify the truck for side-shift or other options — you need those original kit numbers to get the right brackets and hoses. Don’t trust a reprint. This is the original OEM document.

How to Use the Numerical Index for Fast Part Retrieval

Section 9 is the numerical index. If you already have a part number from the old part, look it up there and it tells you which section and page to find the exploded view. The alphabetical index at the front works the same way — find “Hydraulic Power Unit” and it sends you to Section 5, page 5-2. That kind of cross-referencing saves you from flipping through the whole book. For a busy shop, that’s time you get back. Pair it with the Automotive Industry Overview Automotive Industry Overview for context on industrial equipment standards. And if you need related manuals, check out Yale OS 030 BC SS 030 BC 1997 Parts Catalog OEM, the Yale MP, MPB 040 AC 1997 Parts Catalog Factory OEM, or the Eaton Yale & Towne 1700 1969 Service Manual – OEM Factory Data. Automotive Industry Overview rounds out the picture for anyone working in material handling.

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications for reassembly?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values are in the factory service manual.

Can I identify which section applies to my truck using the serial number?

Yes. Page vi of this catalog explains identification of truck serial number. The model nomenclature table on page ii tells you which assemblies match your MPC 060 AD or MPC 080 AD based on the serial number range. That’s critical because later production trucks may have different control handle or brake configurations. Use that table before you order anything.

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