Genie S-60, S-65 2012 Parts Catalog

You are tracking down a part for a Genie S-60 boom lift and the dealer wants a serial number and a part number you don’t have. You flip through three different aftermarket catalogs and none of them match the actual part on the machine. That’s exactly why this Genie S-60, S-65 2012 Parts Catalog exists: to stop the guesswork cold. This is the factory-published OEM document, not a reprint from a third party that copied the drawings until they blurred. It covers serial numbers 653 through 2574, and if your machine falls in that range, you need this book on your bench.

Serial Number Range and Machine Identification

Genie split the S-60 and S-65 parts manuals by serial number breaks, and this one is for machines built from SN 653 up to SN 2574. The manual tells you how to read your serial number on page 3: for an S-60, it looks like S60-12345, and the model year and manufacture date are printed right next to it. That page also lists the machine under weight at 20,758 lb and the rated work load at 500 lb. If you are ordering parts for a lift outside this range, check the Genie S-60 S-65 Series 2017 Parts Catalog or the later serial number versions. Getting the wrong serial range means getting the wrong part, period.

152 Pages of Factory Parts Data

This is not a service manual — it is a parts catalog. 152 pages of exploded-view drawings, callouts, and Genie part numbers. Every bolt, bushing, hose, and hydraulic component is listed with its factory number. You won’t find torque specs or repair procedures here; those live in the service manual. But if you need to know the exact part number for the platform control box or the foam tire set (which adds 764 lb to the machine weight), this is the source. The drawings are clear enough that you can match them to what is on your lift without squinting at a photocopy.

Using the Live TOC Links

The PDF includes a clickable Table of Contents. Each figure listing in the TOC is a live link — hover over the desired parts figure and left-click to jump directly to that page. If you have ever wasted time scrolling through a 150-page PDF looking for the cylinder seal kit, you will appreciate this. Open the TOC, move your cursor over the figure you need, click, and you are there. That is how a factory manual should work, and Genie did it right in 2012.

OEM vs Aftermarket: Why This Matters

Aftermarket parts catalogs are often scanned copies of copies, with part numbers smudged or cropped. The Genie factory manual was printed on recycled paper in April 2012 (Part No. 34477, Rev C13), and the original PDF used for this reproduction is clean. Every part callout is legible. If you have ever been burned by an aftermarket manual that listed a wrong hydraulic fitting size, you understand why I will not trust anything that is not OEM. This is the real deal. For industry context on why accurate documentation matters in heavy equipment, see the Automotive Industry Overview and the related focus on safety and liability.

Weight and Load Specs Reference on Page 3

When you are ordering replacement tires or checking the machine’s compliance with ANSI A92.5, you need the numbers straight from the factory. Page 3 gives you the full machine under weight (20,758 lb for standard air tires, add 764 lb for foam), rated work load (500 lb), maximum platform height (60 ft 2 in), and maximum side force (150 lb). It also shows the gradeability at 45% and the country of manufacture (USA). These specs are not optional — if you put the wrong tire on an S-65 and the machine tips, that is on you. The manual gives you the data to get it right.

Related Parts Manuals for Your Genie S-60 or S-65

If your machine’s serial number falls outside the range covered here, Genie published other editions. The Genie S-60 S-65 2012 Parts Catalog is the one for SN 653–2574. For earlier machines (before SN 653), you need part number 28780. For later machines (SN 2575 to 9153), use 48411. For SN 9154 and up, use 77827. Always check your serial number against the chart on page 2 of this manual before ordering parts. The Genie S-60 S-65 Series 2012 Parts Catalog also lists the operator’s manual and service manual part numbers if you need those support documents.

Can I use this parts catalog to repair my Genie S-60?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and exploded views but does not contain repair procedures or torque specs. Use the separate Genie S-60 and S-65 Service Manual for disassembly and reassembly steps.

What serial numbers does this manual cover?

This manual covers Genie S-60 and S-65 machines with serial numbers from 653 to 2574. Genie split the production into several parts manual revisions. Check the serial number tag on your lift’s chassis — it should start with S60- or S65- followed by the number. If your machine falls outside this range, you need a different parts manual: before SN 653 use P/N 28780; from SN 2575 to 9153 use P/N 48411; from SN 9154 use P/N 77827. This manual itself lists those cross-references on page 2 so you can confirm you have the right document before you start ordering parts.

Stop chasing parts through generic websites that show you the wrong image. Download the Factory Manual and get the correct Genie part numbers for your S-60 or S-65 boom lift. 152 pages of OEM data, live TOC links, and factory serial number breakdown — that is what keeps your machine running and your shop safe.