Genie S-60, S-65 2012 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Documentation

If you are turning wrenches on a Genie boom lift from this era, you already know the frustration of chasing parts through generic aftermarket lookup tables. Wrong part numbers, discontinued supersessions nobody tells you about, figure callouts that don’t match what you see on the machine. That stops here. The Genie S-60, S-65 2012 Parts Catalog is the exact OEM document your shop needs — 126 pages of factory-validated illustrations, part numbers, and serial number breakouts. No guesswork, no reprints from third-party scribblers. You get the same data Genie’s own parts desk works from.

What This Parts Catalog Covers – Serial Number Range 001 to 652

This manual covers Genie S-60 and S-65 models built from serial number 001 through 652. April 2012 revision, part number 28780 Rev B10. The serial number is stamped on the chassis — you confirm your machine range before ordering a single part. Inside you will find figure-by-figure exploded diagrams for every major assembly: chassis, turntable, boom, platform, hydraulic system, electrical, decals, and engine-related components. Each figure links directly to a parts stocking list on page 7 and an ordering form on page 9. Need the exact part number for the platform control box? Click the figure index and you are there.

Decals and Paint – Figure 101.1

Section 100 covers decals and paint. Page 101.1 shows the full profile decal layout. If you are restoring a machine or replacing faded safety labels, this figure tells you exactly which decal goes where, including the ANSI A92.5 and CSA B354.4 compliance labels. The manual reminds you that figures are updated frequently — you can pull fresh decal drawings from the Genie website if your printed copy is out of date. That is factory support, not aftermarket guesswork.

How to Read Your Serial Number – Page 3

On page 3, Genie walks you through the serial number decoding. Model year, manufacture date, electrical schematic number, machine unladen weight, rated work load (500 lb / 227 kg), maximum platform height (80 ft), platform reach (72 ft 5 in). All of that is tied to the serial number range. You cannot look up parts correctly without matching your serial number to the correct manual. This catalog covers the earliest S-60 and S-65 production — if your machine is later than SN 652, you need a different parts manual. That level of specificity is why OEM documentation beats anything a third party slaps together.

7 Systems Covered – From Chassis to Hydraulics

The table of contents lists figures starting at 100 (Decals and Paint) and goes through the entire machine breakdown. While the OCR excerpt only shows the first few pages, the full 126-page catalog covers: chassis structure, turntable bearing and swing drive, boom sections, cylinder assemblies, platform controls, hydraulic manifold and hoses, electrical wire harnesses, and engine power pack components. Each figure has a corresponding parts list with Genie part numbers, quantities, and notes on supersessions. You order parts by the number Genie stamped on them, not some aftermarket renumbering scheme.

Source Validity – OEM, Not Aftermarket

This is a genuine Genie Parts Manual, published April 2012 by Genie Industries (a Terex brand). Part number 28780 Rev B10. The copyright page — page 2 — states clearly: “continuous improvement of our products is a Genie policy.” That means the drawings and part numbers in this catalog reflect actual production changes up to that revision. Aftermarket parts catalogs often copy old data, miss supersessions, or flat-out invent numbers. This one does not. You get the same information the Genie dealers use when you call their parts line. For a broader look at how factory documentation fits into Automotive Industry Overview, the Wikipedia summary explains why OEM-level traceability matters in heavy equipment repair.

Audience Fit – Who Needs This Manual?

Shop owners managing a fleet of Genie boom lifts. Mobile technicians rebuilding S-60 or S-65 units. Home-garage enthusiasts who bought a used S-60 at auction and need to bring it back to spec. If you have ever spent an hour searching for a part number that turns out to be obsolete, or ordered a seal kit that did not fit because the manual you used was for a different serial range, you are the audience. This catalog removes that uncertainty. It tells you which parts fit S-60 vs S-65, which revision number applies to your machine, and where to find the corresponding figure. The parts stocking list on page 7 groups commonly ordered items so you can keep inventory without guessing. Related models: Genie S-60 S-65 Series 2017 Parts Catalog covers later serial ranges, and Genie S-60 S-65 Series 2012 Parts Catalog is the same as this listing. For the exact same document, see Genie S-60 S-65 2012 Parts Catalog.

Does this catalog include engine repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and exploded views for ordering replacements. For disassembly and reassembly steps, you need the corresponding Genie Service Manual.

What if my serial number is above 652?

You need a different manual. Genie published separate parts catalogs for serial ranges 653–2574, 2575–9153, 9154–21000, and 21001 and up. Check the table on page 2 of this catalog for the exact part numbers.

Can I use this to order parts from a local dealer?

Yes. Genie dealers accept the part numbers listed here. The catalog includes a Service Parts Fax Order Form on page 9. Fill it out with the figure number, item number, and part number from the manual, and your dealer can process it.

Are the decal part numbers still current?

Some may have superseded. The manual notes that you can download updated figures from the Genie website (www.genielift.com) to get the latest decal drawings. Always verify decal part numbers against the current online Parts Lookup System if the machine is post-2012.

Stop wasting shop time cross-referencing bad data. Get the factory numbers straight from the source. Automotive Industry Overview is interesting background, but what you need right now is the exact part numbers for your Genie S-60 or S-65. Download the Factory Manual and put the right part on the machine the first time.