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Yale MR14, MR14H, MR16, MR16H, MR20 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Yale forklift by guessing the name and ended up with the wrong bracket, you know the pain. This 68-page document is the factory parts breakdown for the MR14, MR14H, MR16, MR16H, and MR20 models. It’s not a reprint. It’s not a third-party compilation. It’s the same book Yale dealers use to identify replacement parts from serial number C849T01501Z onward. That serial number appears on page 3 of the catalog if you need to verify your machine’s range.

68 pages.

The Yale MR14, MR14H, MR16, MR16H, MR20 Parts Catalog gives you exploded-view illustrations and exact part numbers for every optional component. I’ve spent 28 years in this trade, and I can tell you: the difference between a ten-minute parts lookup and a two-hour chase is having the factory diagram in your hand. This is that diagram.

What Systems Are Broken Down in This Catalog

The table of contents runs twenty sections. Headlining the list: Overhead Guard – Wheel Cover – Head Rest (Figure 1-1A, pages 6-9). That’s three separate assemblies on one spread. Then Battery Support (Figure 2, pages 10-11), Control Panel (Figure 3, pages 12-13), Double Pedal (Figure 4, pages 14-15), and the Seat SKY (Figure 5-5A, pages 16-19). The heated seat variant gets its own figures (5.1-5.1A-5.1B, pages 20-25). Safety belt, electrical arrangement, DC-DC converter, console adapter – all mapped out with callouts and part numbers. If your truck has the height indicator, that’s Figure 10-10A on pages 34-37. Max lift reduction speed, interlock on lowering forks, 5th way group with solenoid valve and hydraulic diagram – it’s all here.

3 Reasons to Use Factory Parts Documentation

First: the part numbers are cross-referenced to serial number ranges. Page 3 shows a sample: model MR14H, serial number C849T01501Y. You match your truck’s serial against the “From” and “Until” boxes on page 2. This eliminates guesswork. Second: the exploded views show the orientation of washers, screws, and seals. A rubber back rest on Figure 3 lists four screws and an elastic washer – the exact hardware you need. Third: you get the ordering instructions in five languages, so there’s no misinterpretation when you call a dealer.

Overhead Guard and Seat Assemblies: What the Exploded Views Show

Pages 6-9 cover the overhead guard, wheel cover, and head rest in one figure. Each component has a callout number and a description. On the seat side (Figure 5-5A, pages 16-19), you get the SKY seat breakdown. If your truck has the heated seat option, flip to pages 20-25. The heater element, wiring harness, and thermostat are all itemized. I’ve seen shops burn an hour trying to trace a seat heater wire without this diagram. With the catalog, it’s a fifteen-minute job.

Electrical Arrangement and DC-DC Converter

Figure 7 (pages 28-29) maps the electrical arrangement. Figure 8 (pages 30-31) covers the DC-DC converter. These are critical if you’re adding accessory lighting or a backup alarm. The catalog gives you the connector part numbers and the bracket hardware. No generic wiring diagrams – this is the Yale layout.

Does This Manual Cover the Hydraulic and Solenoid Valve Systems?

Yes. The 5th Way Group is covered in Figure 13 (pages 44-45), with a separate figure for the solenoid valve (Figure 13.1, pages 46-47) and the hydraulic diagram (Figure 13.2, pages 50-51). If you need to order a valve cartridge or a coil, the part numbers are right there. The cold store version is also listed (pages 62-63).

Who Needs This Parts Catalog?

Home garage enthusiasts who maintain their own Yale forklift. Small fleet owners who want to stock common spares. Shop technicians who need to write accurate purchase orders. If you’re paying dealer markup for parts because you can’t identify the correct number, this 68-page book will pay for itself on the first order.

One warning: this is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It won’t tell you how to replace the solenoid valve. It tells you what part number to order. If you need repair procedures, look at the Yale MR14 MR16 MR20 MR18 Service Manual – Factory Specs for Forklift Repair. For a broader overview of the industry, see the Automotive Industry Overview. Another resource: Automotive Industry Overview.

If you need a parts catalog for a different serial range, check the Yale MR14 MR16 MR20 Parts Catalog. For a complete set, the Yale MR14 MR16 MR18 MR20 Parts Catalog covers additional models.

Do I need my serial number to use this catalog?

Yes. You need the serial number from the data plate.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a MR20H or MR25 model?

The cover lists MR14, MR14H, MR16, MR16H, MR20, MR20H, MR25, MR16N, MR20W. The index specifically covers optional equipment for those models. However, the interior figures only show callouts for the five main models listed in the title. If your truck is an MR25, some figures may apply but the serial number verification is critical. Compare your serial with the “From” and “Until” fields on page 2 of the catalog. If you’re outside the range, the parts may differ. I’ve seen guys order a seat for an MR20H using an MR20 figure and get the wrong bracket. Always check the serial number against the table. Yale changed designs over the years. The catalog covers machines from serial number C849T01501Z onward. If your serial is earlier, you need an older edition. The manual includes ordering instructions in five languages: English, Italian, French, German, Spanish. When you call a dealer, have the part description, part number, truck model, serial number, quantity, and table number ready. That information is listed on page 3 of the catalog. Write it all down before you pick up the phone. It saves time and prevents ordering the wrong component. This catalog is a working document. Keep it near your parts counter or in your shop binder. Once you start using it, you’ll wonder how you managed without it.

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