Still RC41-25, RC41-30 2014 Parts Catalog – No Aftermarket Guessing

You are rebuilding a Still RC41-25, RC41-30 2014 Parts Catalog diesel forklift and you need to know which cylinder head gasket fits. The aftermarket websites list three different part numbers and none match the casting mark on your block. That is exactly why this factory catalog exists. 259 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded diagrams, and the exact ordering codes Still themselves use. No guesswork, no wasted days waiting for the wrong seal.

Page 4 spells out the four pieces of information you need to give when ordering parts: vehicle type, truck serial number, motor serial number, and part number. Miss one of those and the dealer will send the wrong part. This catalog was printed January 2014 – it is the current revision for these machines. Every component from the engine block to the fuel injection pump is listed with its Still part number and quantity required.

Engine Auxiliary Parts – 15 Sub-Groups (00/00 to 00/15)

The ENGINE AUXILIARY PARTS section covers the entire motor. Sub-group 00/00 is the motor assembly overview. Then you get gear housing (00/01), cylinder block (00/02), flywheel housing and oil sump (00/03), cylinder head (00/04), exhaust manifold (00/05), drive gear and camshaft (00/06), crankshaft, pistons and connecting rods (00/07), lubricating oil sump (00/08), cooling system (00/09), fuel injection pump (00/10), fuel injection equipment (00/11), fuel line (00/12), starter motor (00/13), generator (00/14), and gasket set (00/15). Each sub-group has its own figure and part-number list. If you are pulling the engine, you need the exploded view from 00/02 for the cylinder block and 00/07 for the crankshaft assembly.

Cylinder Block and Crankshaft Assembly – Page 5 Details

Turn to page 5 and you see the cylinder block diagram for the RC41-25 and RC41-30. The manual marks repair parts and under-sized parts with specific symbols – a star for repair parts, a different mark for under-size. That tells you which oversize piston or bearing shell Still recommends when the block has been bored. Camshaft and crankshaft bearings are listed with their part numbers. If you are rebuilding, order directly from these pages, not from a third-party cross-reference. Still RC41-25, RC41-30 2014 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts is the exact document you need on the bench.

Cooling and Fuel Systems – Factory Specs

The cooling system (00/09) includes the radiator, fan, hoses, and thermostat – all with Still part numbers. Fuel injection pump (00/10) and fuel line (00/12) cover the high-pressure pump, injectors, and delivery pipes. Do not mix injector types. Use only the part number listed for your motor serial number range. Still RC 40-16 2013 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts List covers a different model but uses the same diagram format. For the RC41-25/30, this 2014 catalog is the only correct source.

Audience Fit – Who Needs This Catalog?

Professional mechanics rebuilding these forklifts for customers need exact part numbers to bill correctly. Shop owners stocking shelves need the quantities from each sub-group. Home garage enthusiasts who bought a used RC41-25 at auction? You need this catalog to buy the right parts and avoid buying a second time. The 259 pages cover everything from the mast assembly and auxiliary hydraulics to the electrical system. There is even a TEXT section at the end with general notes. Automotive Industry Overview reminds us that even forklifts are part of the industrial supply chain – get the OEM documentation right.

Source Validity – OEM vs Aftermarket Documentation

Aftermarket parts catalogs often omit the “validity trucks” column that tells you which serial numbers a part fits. This factory Still catalog includes that column on every page. The remark field notes supersessions and special applications. You cannot trust a third-party screen grab for camshaft or crankshaft part numbers – one digit off and the gear timing changes. Still R70-16T, R70-18T, R70-20T 2016 Parts Catalog – OEM is another factory example. For the RC41-25 and RC41-30, this is the original electronic documentation from Still, not a reprint.

FAQ

Can I use this catalog to order parts for an engine rebuild?

Yes. The motor section (00/00 to 00/15) lists every internal engine part including pistons, rings, bearings, and gaskets.

What if a part number is missing from the diagram?

Parts without a part number in the diagram are not required for that application. The manual states this explicitly on page 4. If you still cannot find a number, your truck may have had an engineering change – check the serial number range printed at the top of each figure. You can also cross-reference with the TEXT section at the end of the catalog, which lists additional notes and validity truck numbers. The Automotive Industry Overview confirms that OEM documentation is the only way to avoid mismatched parts in complex machinery.

Stop wasting time flipping between generic parts lists that show you a picture of a cylinder head but no part number. This factory Still catalog gives you the exact data the dealer uses. Download the Factory Manual and get back to wrenching.