Still R 60-20, R 60-25 2016 Parts Catalog

You’ve got a Still R 60-20 in the bay with a cracked counterweight. Someone ordered a used one from a salvage yard and it didn’t match. That’s because Still changed the counterweight design for different build dates. The Still R 60-20, R 60-25 2016 Parts Catalog is the only document that shows the exact part number for your truck’s serial number range. 1537 pages of exploded views and part lists direct from Still GmbH. Aftermarket catalogs combine multiple versions into one number—you get the wrong part.

Flip to the FRAME section and you’ll see eight different frame part numbers listed. Each one corresponds to a specific cabin configuration, floorplate variant, or whether the truck has a cubby hole. The floorplate sub-sections include the accel.+braking contr. assembly. If you’re replacing a floorplate, you need the exact one from your serial range. Aftermarket catalogs skip these details.

Frame and Floorplate: 12 Variations Documented

The catalog’s FRAME chapter breaks down every structural component. You get separate listings for frames with cabin, without cabin, and with cubby hole. The floorplate alone has multiple part numbers based on whether the accelerator and braking controls are integrated. Page 4 of the PDF shows the counterweight options—eight different part numbers for the same basic weight. Each variant has a remark column binding it to a serial number range. Ignore that column and you’ll order a counterweight that doesn’t bolt up.

Still R 60-20, R 60-25 2016 Parts Catalog: Steering Assembly Breakdown

Under STEERING ASSY you’ll find the Lenksaeule, pump unit, and pump motor. Each pump motor version has its own part number, and the direction switch is listed separately. I’ve watched techs order a complete steering axle when all they needed was a $80 pump motor. This catalog prevents that waste. The pump unit sub-sections list the motor with voltage codes—matching that to your truck’s electrical system is critical.

Aftermarket catalogs combine multiple versions—you get the wrong part.

Braking System and Wheel Cylinder Specs

The GEAR DRIVE – REORDER 0172185 section includes the WHEEL BRAKE and WHEEL CYLINDER sub-assemblies. Each wheel cylinder part number is tied to the brake assembly and drive unit version. Still used different cylinders on early and late 2016 builds. The catalog’s ‘Remark validity trucks’ column tells you exactly which serial numbers take which cylinder. No guessing.

3 Sections You Should Check Before Ordering Hydraulics

HYDRAULIC SYSTEM, ADD. HYDRAULICS, and POWER UNIT. These three chapters cover the pump, valve blocks, and motor. The POWER UNIT section lists pump motors with electrical ratings and mounting flange dimensions. If you need a replacement motor, you must verify the voltage and polarity codes—ordering without that match will cost you restocking fees. The ADD. HYDRAULICS chapter covers optional attachments like side shifters and fork positioners.

How to Use the Catalog for Serial Number Matching

Each parts list page includes a column labeled ‘Remark validity trucks’. That column gives the serial number range for which the part is valid. Some parts have multiple sub-number revisions within the same assembly. You must match your truck’s serial to the range listed. If your serial falls between two ranges, use the part number for the later range—Still often supersedes older numbers. The 2016 publication date means this catalog captures all revisions made during that model year.

For other Still models, check the STILL RC 40-16/18/20 Forklift Spare Parts Catalog, the STILL R70-16T/18T/20T LPG Fork Truck Parts Catalog, and the STILL R60-35/40/45/50 Electric Fork Truck Parts Catalog.

Understanding OEM documentation practices is part of basic Automotive Industry Overview training. Still’s STEDS system follows those standards. The hydraulic pump motor in these trucks shares engineering principles with an Internal Combustion Engine—both require precise part matching.

Does this catalog include torque specifications for bolts?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and quantities, not assembly torque values.

How do I identify the correct part if my truck has a modified attachment?

The ADD. HYDRAULICS and ATTACHMENT sections list factory options and aftermarket-ready mounting kits. If the attachment is not from Still, you may need to measure and compare with the exploded views. Use the part number from the illustration that matches your physical configuration. The catalog includes multiple variants for different mounting plates. If you cannot find an exact match, contact Still with your serial number and attachment model. The 1537 pages cover a wide range, but custom modifications may require direct factory support.

You need this catalog on your shop computer. Stop ordering parts based on aftermarket cross-references that don’t account for serial number splits. Download the Factory Manual and start matching the right part numbers every time.