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Yale MPE 060 LC, MPE 060 SC, MPE 080 LC, MPE 080 SC 2002 Parts Catalog

I’m Mike Callahan. Worked on more lift trucks than most people have had hot meals. If you’re maintaining a Yale MPE 060 LC, MPE 060 SC, MPE 080 LC, or MPE 080 SC from 2002, you need the factory parts catalog – not a fuzzy aftermarket copy. This is the real OEM documentation: 178 pages of exploded diagrams, part numbers, and assembly sequences. No guesswork, no wasted trips to the parts counter.

7 Major Sections Covering the Whole Truck

The catalog splits the truck into nine sections – the first seven cover every system from bumper to mast. Section 1 (General Truck) includes battery retention, page 1-16. Section 2 is the Electrical system – contractor panels, directional contractors, and wiring for 12V/24V and 24V EE models. Section 3 dives into the drive unit and brake assembly. You’ll find brakes shoes, caster articulating assemblies, and the whole brake system, with serial number breaks for production changes.

Sections 4 through 6 cover the control handle, hydraulic system, and lift linkage with load wheel. Section 7 lists options like battery roller assemblies and brake buffer coast control. The catalog ends with a numerical index (Section 8) and user support info (Section 9).

Electrical System and Brake Coverage

Two of the most common trouble areas on electric lift trucks are the electrical controls and the brakes. This catalog gives you factory part numbers for every contractor assembly – directional, 12V/24V, and EE variants – with serial number ranges. Need a brake shoe assembly for a top mounted handle? Turn to page 3-12. The brake system schematic lists every spring, lining, and linkage piece. If you’re ordering parts for a Yale MPE 060 SC or MPE 080 LC, the serial number cutoffs are clearly marked so you don’t get the wrong revision.

For older Yale models, check out Yale OS 030 BC SS 030 BC 1997 Parts Catalog OEM and Yale MP, MPB 040 AC 1997 Parts Catalog Factory OEM. Also see Eaton Yale & Towne 1700 1969 Service Manual – OEM Factory Data for vintage equipment.

Using the Alphabetical Index: Find Parts Faster

The alphabetical index starts on page i and lists every component by name – from “Battery Retention” to “Brake Shoe Assembly”. You don’t need to know the section number. Look up the part, get the page, and flip directly to the exploded view. This is the fastest way to cross-reference a worn part against the factory diagram. No flipping through vague categories.

If you’re also working on automotive systems outside the lift truck, you might reference a Coolant Temperature Sensor or read the Automotive Industry Overview for context. But for Yale parts, this catalog is your only source.

3 Common Mistakes This Manual Helps You Avoid

First, ordering a part based on visual guess. The exploded diagram shows exact orientation and included hardware. Second, ignoring serial number breaks – this catalog flags changes like “S/N A803N-08540U⇒” so you get the correct contractor assembly. Third, mismatching brake components: the brake shoe and linkage sections distinguish between bottom mounted and top mounted handles. Using the wrong shoe can cause brake drag or failure.

Source Authenticity: Yale Factory Documentation

This is not a third-party compilation or a scanned reprint of a reprint. It’s an authentic 2002 Yale Parts Manual, P/N 315570298, published by Yale Materials Corp. The diagrams are clean, the part numbers are official, and the abbreviations quick reference sheet (page iv) decodes every acronym. Aftermarket catalogs often blur photos or omit serial number splits. This copy is exact.

Does This Catalog Replace a Service Manual?

No. It’s a parts catalog, so it won’t walk you through removal or installation procedures. But it gives you the exact part numbers and assembly breakdowns you need to order replacements. Pair it with a factory service manual for a complete repair setup.

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No, this is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values are not listed.

How do I find the part number for a specific component?

Use the alphabetical index (page i) to locate the component name. Turn to the listed page – for example, brake components are in Section 3. Each page shows an exploded diagram with callouts and part numbers. If you have an existing part number, the numerical index (Section 8) will give you the page it appears on. Cross-check against your truck’s serial number to ensure the correct revision.

Stop wasting time matching parts by eye. Access the Factory Manual and get the exact Yale parts you need.