NOTE: This parts manual contains alternate pages for certain assemblies. The truck model code can be used to
determine many of the assemblies on your lift truck (power, tire type, mast type). The complete truck model and
serial number are stamped into the nameplate. See for further information.
SECTIONS
1GENERAL TRUCK
2ENGINE ASSEMBLY
3EXHAUST SYSTEM
4COOLING SYSTEM
5FUEL SYSTEM
6ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
7TRANSMISSION
8DRIVE AXLE
9STEERING SYSTEM
10BRAKE SYSTEM
11HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
12MAST-THREE STAGE FULL FREE-LIFT
13OPTIONS
14NUMERICAL INDEX
15USER SUPPORT INFORMATION
This Parts Manual is divided into 15 major sections which are listed above. Quick reference to these sections can
be made by placing the right thumb on the tab of the desired section, bending the book back and thumbing the pages
to the corresponding tab.
GENERAL INFORMATION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
DESCRIPTIONPAGE
A
AIR FILTER ASSEMBLY .................................................................................................................................5-4
AIR INTAKE SYSTEM .....................................................................................................................................5-2
THREE STAGE FULL FREE-LIFT .............................................................................................................. 12-20
CENTER SECTION .........................................................................................................................................8-4
COOLING SYSTEM ........................................................................................................................................4-2
COUNTER/REVERSE CLUTCH
SINGLE SPEED TRANSMISSION .............................................................................................................. 7-14
COWL MOUNT ................................................................................................................................................ 1-10
MAZDA 2.0L, LPG - LATIN AMERICAN SERIES .......................................................................................3-4
F
FIRE EXTINGUISHER .................................................................................................................................... 13-4
FLOORPLATES AND COVERS ...................................................................................................................... 1-12
2 AND 3 FUNCTION ................................................................................................................................... 11-14
HEADER HOSE AND ATTACHING PARTS
3 FUNCTION ............................................................................................................................................... 12-18
PARK BRAKE .................................................................................................................................................. 10-6
S
STEER TIRE AND WHEEL ............................................................................................................................. 9-10
STEERING AXLE AND ATTACHING PARTS .................................................................................................9-6
SINGLE SPEED .......................................................................................................................................... 7-10
TRANSMISSION MOUNT
SINGLE SPEED ..........................................................................................................................................7-4
V
VALVE ASSEMBLY, AUXILIARY
MANUAL CONTROL VALVE - THREE FUNCTION ................................................................................... 11-20
VALVE ASSEMBLY, LIFT AND TILT
MANUAL CONTROL VALVE - THREE FUNCTION ................................................................................... 11-18
VALVE ASSEMBLY, OUTLET SECTION
MANUAL CONTROL VALVE - THREE FUNCTION ................................................................................... 11-22
WHEN THE PART NUMBER AND THE NEXT
HIGHER ASSEMBLY IS NOT KNOWN:
1.Determine the function and application of the part
required. Turn to the Sections Page. Choose the
general area of reference most likely to include the
part.
2.Turn to the section you chose. Use the Section
Table of Contents to determine the assembly
which would normally contain the part required.
Then locate the part on the assembly breakdown
page.
WHEN THE PART NUMBER IS NOT KNOWN
AND THE NEXT HIGHER ASSEMBLY IS
KNOWN:
3.Determine the assembly the required part is used
on. Turn to the Table of Contents (Page i).
4.Locate the assembly the required part is used on
and turn to the page indicated for that assembly.
Then locate the part on the assembly breakdown
page.
WHEN THE PART NUMBER IS KNOWN:
5.Use the Numerical Index (Page 14-1) to find the
part number. Turn to the page listed and locate the
part as indicated by the item number.
GENERAL:
The assembly breakdowns include part numbers,
descriptions, quantities required, keys and
footnotes to help in selecting correct parts.
6.Parts Supersession Information. Part numbers that
have this history will be displayed in the parts list
in the order that they were superseded (from oldest
to newest). The superseded part numbers will be
shown with a line through them.
Five periods in the PART NO. column (. . . . .)
indicate that the part is either Not ServicedSeparately or there is a reference to another figure.
A figure reference is denoted by a pointing hand
followed by a parts page number in the
DESCRIPTION column (F7A56)
7.Keys are used to show two or more similar
assemblies, RH and LH assembly parts, etc.
Select the appropriate key, "A", "B", "C", "D", or "E"
and the corresponding quantity column to find the
required parts. Two periods in the QTY column (..)
indicate that the part is not used for that assembly.
8.Indented descriptions under the DESCRIPTION
column are used to indicate assemblies and
subparts of assemblies. In the example on the
previous page, BEARING CAP (Item 2) is a
subpart of the major assembly CASE.
9.Quantities shown are for one assembly. The
quantities of the subpart BEARING CAP are
indicated as two and two. This means two per
CASE assembly.
10. Serial number breaks identify the most current
parts information and are shown as follows:
→ S/N A810N2639
Indicates last serial number affected.
S/N A810N2640 →
Indicates the first serial number affected.
S/N A810N1553 ↔ S/N A810N3291
Indicates a range of serial numbers affected.
ECN numbers for pending serial numbers are
shown to allow for the inclusion of the most current
parts information and are identified as follows:
→ S/N Pending Per ECN 63243
Indicates a pending serial number for last unit
affected.
S/N Pending Per ECN 63243 →
Indicates a pending serial number for first unit
affected.
Date breaks are used to indicate when a change
occurred but a subsequent serial number break
was not recorded. This is an arbitrary date usually
based on the ECN release and are identified as
follows:
→ D/B 3/00
Indicates that a change occurred sometime
within that month for the item affected.
D/B 3/00 →
Indicates that a change occurred sometime
within that month for the item affected.
D/B 3/00 ↔ D/B 4/00
Indicates a range of production dates of the item
affected.
Contact your local dealer for Yale lift trucks for
serial number information for items with a ECN or
a date break.
ORDERING PARTS:
When ordering replacement parts, give the unit serial
number, part number, name of part and quantity
required.
For any further information on parts, service, or
ordering, consult your local dealer for Yale lift trucks.
(1) and (2)The first letter and number indicates the mast unit code.
(3)The second letter indicates the plant of manufacture.
(4)The four or five digit number indicates the production sequence number of the mast.
(5)Carriage travel in millimeters stamped just below the serial number.
Mast Group identification consists of mast unit code (1) and (2) plus carriage travel (5).
For pending production sequence numbers contact your local dealer for Yale lift trucks.
LIFT EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION
1.Fork part number, capacity rating, plant code letter,
and date of manufacture are stamped
approximately six inches below the top of most
forks.
2.The carriage group number is stamped on the right
hand side of the top crossmember (pin type) or on
the back of the right hand end of the bottom
crossmember (hook type). A date code has two
letters in line with or below the carriage group
number.
3.The mast identification number has a unit code, a
letter indicating the plant of manufacture, and a
serial number. Underneath the production
sequence number is a four digit number that
indicates the carriage travel in millimeters.
4.Tilt and lift cylinder group numbers are stamped on
the cylinder shell.
Always refer to the group, serial, or part number
when ordering service parts.
Modification of masts and carriages by SPED
(Special Products Engineering Department) are
identified by a model prefix code beginning with the
letter "S". contact your dealer for Yale lift trucks for
information on these assemblies.
(1) and (2)The first letter and three numbers indicate the attachment unit code.
(3)The second letter indicates the plant of manufacture.
(4)The four or five digit number indicates the production sequence number.
For pending production sequence numbers contact your local dealer for Yale lift trucks.
Side-shift carriages and attachments have nameplates. Use the serial number found on the nameplate to identify
the attachment.
Always refer to the group, serial, or part number when ordering service parts.
Modifications of attachments and side-shift carriages by SPED (Special Products Engineering Department) are
identified by a model prefix code beginning with the letter "S". Contact your dealer for Yale lift trucks for information
on these assemblies.
Every new lift truck is provided with an OPERATING
MANUAL. This manual has information that the
operator must know for inspection and operation of the
lift truck.
MANUALS with complete replacement part
identification, are available at a nominal fee from your
Yale dealer to assist users in effectively maintaining
Yale lift trucks in a safe, useful condition. See the list
below for information on ordering specific publications
COWL MOUNT ................................................................................................................................................ 1-10
FLOORPLATES AND COVERS ...................................................................................................................... 1-12