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Yale MTC1380, MTC15, NTA035SB Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Yale MTC1380 or MTC15 only to find it doesn’t fit because someone used aftermarket documentation, you understand the waste. Wrong parts cost time and money. That’s why this Yale MTC1380, MTC15, NTA035SB Parts Catalog exists. It’s the same binder that sits in dealer service departments. 226 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded views, and serial-number-specific callouts. Nothing generic.

Frame Division: Page 118 Breakdown

Page 118 opens the frame section. You’ll find the chassis, counterweight, steer axle, and mounting hardware laid out in exploded views. Each component is tagged with a part number and quantity. The catalog uses multiple languages—English, Italian, French, German, Spanish—so if you’re working with a multilingual crew, the cross-reference is built in. Serial number range B869T01501D and later are noted. If your truck falls outside that range, the manual footnotes exceptions.

Mast and Trilateral Attachment Coverage

The mast section starts on page 174. It covers both standard and trilateral attachments. The trilateral attachment section (page callout [DATA NEEDED]) includes the side-shift carriage, fork positioners, and hydraulic lines specific to the NTA035SB model. Each hose and bracket is illustrated. Part numbers like 272315400, 277102000, and 580033000 appear in the callouts. Compare those to your truck’s serial plate before ordering.

3 Reasons to Use OEM Documentation for Parts

First, every part number in this catalog traces back to the Yale factory. Second, the illustrations show the exact assembly order—no guesswork about which washer goes where. Third, the serial number tables tell you which parts supersede older revisions. Aftermarket catalogs often skip revision history. That’s how you end up with a seal that doesn’t match the bore. This manual lists “From serial N°” and “Until serial N°” on each page. You can confirm fitment before you click “buy”.

Does This Catalog Cover the Operator’s Compartment?

Yes. Division 3 covers the operator’s compartment starting around page 202. Seats, overhead guards, pedals, and controls are all there. The wiring harness routing is included in the accessories section. If you’re rebuilding a cab or swapping a steering column, cross-reference the part numbers with the frame section to avoid conflict.

Source Validity: Why Factory Documentation Matters

I’ve seen techs rely on third-party parts lists and end up with the wrong bearing. Aftermarket documentation often omits running changes. Yale issues serial-number-specific updates. This catalog captures those updates. The page headers include the truck model and serial number field. Every exploded view is drawn to factory tolerance. You don’t get that from a reprint. For a broader view of how heavy equipment parts catalogs fit into the Automotive Industry Overview, note that OEM data is the standard. Another reference: Automotive Industry Overview confirms that factory spec reduces errors.

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FAQ – Common Questions

Will this catalog work for MTC15SWB and MTC15LWB variants?

Yes. The catalog lists MTC1380-15SWB-15MWB-15LWB and NTA035SB on the title page. Each variant’s serial number range is noted. Cross-check your truck’s plate.

Does it include torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It identifies components. For assembly torque, get the corresponding Yale service manual.

Stop wasting time with wrong parts and catalogs that skip serial numbers. This is the OEM document Yale dealers use. 226 pages of factory-accurate illustrations. Access the Factory Manual today.