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Yale MPC 060 LD, MPC 080 LD 2002 Parts Catalog

Yale MPC 060 LD, MPC 080 LD 2002 Parts Catalog – if you’re tearing down one of these walkie lift trucks and you don’t have this book open on the bench, you’re working blind. I’ve seen guys order brake shoes that don’t fit because they used a generic cross-reference. That’s lost time and a machine down longer than it should be. This catalog gives you the exact part numbers, the exploded views, and the serial-number breakpoints that tell you which revision you’ve got. No guessing. No aftermarket approximations.

This is an original 2002 Yale publication – 138 pages of OEM data, not a scan from a third-party reprint. The truck models covered are MPC 060 LD and MPC 080 LD (A899 series). The manual starts with a model nomenclature page that explains how the serial number stamped on the nameplate ties into the parts listings. You get ten sections, each tabbed for quick flipping: General Truck, Electrical System, Drive Unit and Brake Assembly, Control Handle, Hydraulic System, Lift Linkage and Load Wheel, Options, Field Conversion Kits, Numerical Index, and User Support Information. That’s the full scope.

If you’ve ever tried to find a part using an online parts lookup that didn’t account for the EE construction variants, you know the frustration. Page 2-2 shows the contactor panel assembly. Page 2-6 and 2-8 split the directional contactor assemblies by serial number: ⇒S/N A899N-01936W and S/N A899N-01937W ⇒. Get the wrong one and the contactor won’t bolt up. This catalog tells you which.

Electrical System: Factory Wiring and Contactor Assemblies

The Electrical section covers the drive motor (12V and 24V versions), contactor panel, and the EE construction package. Each assembly is drawn with a callout list of part numbers. If you’re replacing a directional contactor, you need to check your truck serial against the split lines shown on pages 2-6 and 2-8. The catalog includes the Control Handle section (section 4) with the switch assemblies – again split by serial. These splits are not in aftermarket parts lists.

Brake Assembly: Getting the Right Shoe Part Number

The Brake section lives under section 3 (Drive Unit and Brake Assembly). The alphabetical index points you to BRAKE SHOE ASSEMBLY on page 3-12. That page shows the shoes, springs, and hardware with OEM part numbers. There’s also a caster articulating assembly on page 3-10 and a spring-loaded caster variant with a pending ECN note. If you’re ordering parts for a truck built after a certain engineering change, the catalog flags it.

7 Sections Covering the Yale MPC 060 LD and MPC 080 LD

Beyond electrical and brakes, you get the hydraulic system (section 5) with lift linkage and load wheel (section 6). Options section (7) includes battery roller assemblies and other add-ons. Field conversion kits (section 8) list parts for retrofit work. The numerical index (section 9) lets you look up any part number and find the page. That’s how you go from a number you pulled off a worn part straight to the diagram.

Why Trust Factory OEM Parts Data?

I’ve got a stack of aftermarket parts catalogs in my shop that misrepresent bolt grades and washer sizes. This is a Yale Materials Corp. publication – P/N 520371701, printed January 2002. The document uses the factory model code system and serial number placement described on page vi. When the manual says a part is used S/N A899N-01937W ⇒, that’s from the factory. You’re not guessing whether the aftermarket version swapped a metric bolt for an SAE one.

For background on data practices in the Automotive Industry Overview, you can see why OEM source documents are preferred. If you’re repairing other Yale models, these related factory manuals will save you the same kind of grief: Yale MPW 060, MPW 080, MLW 040, MLW 060, MPE 060 1998 Service Manual – Factory S”>Yale MPW 060, MPW 080, MLW 040, MLW 060, MPE 060 1998 Service Manual, Yale OS 030 BC SS 030 BC 1997 Parts Catalog OEM”>Yale OS 030 BC SS 030 BC 1997 Parts Catalog OEM, and Yale MP MPB 040 AC A827 1998 Parts Catalog | OEM Manual”>Yale MP MPB 040 AC A827 1998 Parts Catalog.

You’ll also find that the Automotive Industry Overview”>Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia talks about how standardized documentation improves repair consistency – something this catalog delivers.

Use the Alphabetical Index to Speed Up Your Search

Don’t flip page by page. The alphabetical index runs from A (ABBREVIATIONS QUICK REFERENCE SHEET on page iii) through to USER SUPPORT INFORMATION. Look up BATTERY COVER and you get page 1-20. FOOT PEDAL is page 1-6. Every part assembly is referenced. That index alone saves you twenty minutes per job.

Does this manual cover the MPC 080 LD?

Yes, both MPC 060 LD and MPC 080 LD are in the same catalog under the same A899 model series.

What is the page count?

138 pages of OEM parts data, including the numerical index.

Are part numbers for electrical components included?

The Electrical System section (pages 2-2 to 2-14) lists contactor assemblies, drive motors, and directional contactors with part numbers and exploded views. You also get serial number break points for the EE construction variants, which is critical when ordering replacement contactors – the wrong one will not fit the panel. This level of detail is absent from generic parts databases.

Is this the same as a service manual?

No. This is a parts catalog used for ordering original factory parts. For repair procedures, torque specs, and diagnostic steps, you need the Yale service manual for the same models.

If you’re rebuilding a Yale MPC 060 LD or MPC 080 LD, stop chasing incorrect aftermarket diagrams. Access the Factory Manual and get the right parts the first time.