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Yale MTC13-13LWB, NTA030SB Parts Catalog – Factory-Correct Part Numbers for Your Lift

If you’ve ever ordered a part that didn’t fit – and I’m talking about the kind of fit that makes you want to throw the box across the shop – you know the problem. Aftermarket catalogs guess. They drop a generic bracket or a hose that’s “close enough.” Close enough gets a machine down an extra day while you chase the real part. That’s why this 196-page OEM Parts Catalog from Yale exists. It’s not a guess. It’s the same binder your dealer’s parts counter uses, with the same exploded views, the same five-language part descriptions, and the exact part numbers for the Yale MTC13-13LWB, NTA030SB Parts Catalog series. You get the drawing, the reference number, and the stack of part numbers pulled straight from the factory. No aftermarket rehash.

Frame and Mast Coverage – Two Core Sections

The Divisions Index splits this catalog into five major groups: Frame, Mast, Operator’s Compartment, Trilateral Attachment, and Accessories. Frame starts on page 146, Mast on page 174. Each division is color-coded by language – Italian, French, German, Spanish – so if you’re working on a Euro-spec machine, you’re covered. The frame section includes everything from the chassis brackets to the counterweight bolts. The mast section gives you the channel, carriage, and hose-routing parts. If your truck runs a triplex or quad mast, the part numbers for the inner and outer rails are listed with the correct serial number break points.

Does This Catalog Cover Your Specific Serial Number?

Every parts manual has a serial number band. This one uses “From serial N°” and “Until serial N°” entries on the first pages. For the MTC13-13LWB and NTA030SB models, the coverage starts at serial B868T01501D. If your truck falls inside that range, every part number in this catalog is factory-right. If you don’t check the serial number range, you’re rolling the dice. Spend thirty seconds looking at the serial plate on the frame rail – it saves you a week of wrong orders.

3 Ways to Verify Part Numbers Before You Buy

First, use the “Table N°” printed at the top of each exploded view. That number ties directly to the part list column. Second, cross-check the “Truck model” field – the catalog lists both MTC13-13LWB and NTA030SB separately. Third, read the “Q.TY” column on the table rows. You don’t want to order eight screws when you need four. Typical buyers look at the picture and grab the first number they see. That’s how you end up with a 272315400 rubber back rest when you actually needed the screw set. Read the whole line, including the quantity and description.

Understanding the Divisions Index – Five Systems Mapped Out

Open to page 5 and you’ll find the full index: FRAME (page 146), MAST (page 174), OPERATOR’S COMPARTMENT, TRILATERAL ATTACHMENT, ACCESSORIES. Each division groups parts by function. For example, the “OPERATOR’S COMPARTMENT” section includes seat, floor plate, controls, and cab trim. If you need a shift lever or a seat belt buckle, that’s where you look. The Trilateral Attachment section is specific to side-shift or fork-positioning hardware. Accessories covers lights, mirrors, counterweight options. No searching through 196 pages blind – the index is there. Use it.

Get the Right Part the First Time – Why OEM Spec Matters

Aftermarket catalogs might show the same shape, but the thread pitch, length, or hardness spec is often different. Yale’s OEM catalog lists the exact part number – like “272315400” for the rubber back rest – with the bolt and washer that were originally torqued at the factory. If you substitute a M10x1.5 bolt when the spec calls for a M10x1.25, you strip the threads. I’ve seen it. That’s why this catalog exists. It kills the guesswork.

If your forklift is a Yale MTC13-13LWB or NTA030SB, this is the only parts list you need. 196 pages, factory part numbers, serial-number-specific coverage. You can cross-reference with other OEM manuals in the shop, like the Yale OS 030 BC SS 030 BC 1997 Parts Catalog OEM or the Yale MP, MPB 040 AC 1997 Parts Catalog Factory OEM. For older Yale models, check the Eaton Yale & Towne 1700 1969 Service Manual – OEM Factory Data. External info on the broader equipment landscape is available at Automotive Industry Overview or Automotive Industry Overview.

Access the Factory Manual – stop ordering blind, start matching part numbers to the real thing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this catalog show me how to install the parts?

This is a parts catalog – it gives you part numbers, quantities, and exploded views. It does not contain step-by-step repair procedures or torque specs. For installation instructions, you need the corresponding service manual.

Does it cover both MTC13-13LWB and NTA030SB models?

Yes. Both models are listed on page 1, with separate part number tables throughout the book.

What if my serial number is outside B868T01501D?

This catalog is built around that serial band. If your truck’s serial number is higher or lower, some component numbers may have changed. Check the “Until serial N°” field on each division’s header.

How do I order parts using this catalog?

Find the exploded view, note the figure number and table number, locate the part description and part number in the adjacent list, then order using truck model, serial number, part number, and quantity. The catalog explains this on page 3 under “HOW TO USE THE ILLUSTRATED PARTS MANUALS”.