Still RC40-16, RC40-18, RC40-20 2016 Parts Catalog

I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years, and I’ve seen more aftermarket parts catalogs that miss the mark than I care to count. This Still RC40-16, RC40-18, RC40-20 2016 Parts Catalog is the real deal – factory-issued, 2176 pages of OEM part numbers and exploded views. If you’re rebuilding a diesel engine or chasing a cooling system leak, you need the exact specs from Still, not some third-party guesswork. Vehicle documents start on page 1, and the full index begins on page 2.

The factory catalog lays out every nut, bolt, and gasket by Still part number. No aftermarket cross-references, no vague “similar to” listings – just the genuine article. The diesel engine section alone covers the cylinder head, injection pump, cooling system, and all the seals and gaskets you’ll need.

Skip the aftermarket reprints.

DIESEL ENGINE COVER AND COOLING SYSTEM

Open the internal combustion engine section and you’ll find the cover, cooling system, radiator with grille, and air duct assembly. The exploded diagrams show exactly how the fan shroud, hoses, and radiator mount. For a job like replacing a water pump on an RC40-18, you can look up the OEM cooling system components – the part numbers match what Still built the truck with. No wasted trips to the parts counter because the aftermarket catalog showed the wrong gasket.

What Does the Cylinder Head Section Cover?

Under CYLINDER HEAD (VALVES) you get the complete valve train: valves, guides, springs, seals, and the head gasket. The seal kit lists every o-ring and gasket for a top-end overhaul. Need the valve stem seals for an RC40-20? Flip to that page and order the Still part directly. The catalog also includes the oil sump, lubricant specs, and the engine suspension mounts. For background on internal combustion engine design, see Internal Combustion Engine.

3 Reasons to Stick with OEM Documentation

1. Verified part numbers. Still engineers wrote this catalog – every number matches the production line.
2. Serial number compatibility. The catalog notes validity for specific serial number ranges, so you don’t order parts for a different build date.
3. Complete assembly views. You see how the components fit together, which prevents ordering a bracket when you actually need the whole subassembly.

Get the Right Part Numbers from the Factory Documentation

When you’re under a deadline, guessing the part number costs time. This catalog lets you scroll to the exact section – fuel system, steering cylinder, brake system – and pull the OEM number. For the injection pump holder, you get the mounting bolts, gaskets, and the pump itself. The cooling system page shows the radiator with grille, fan, and hoses. No need to call the dealer and wait.

Transmission: Complete Assembly and Differential Parts

The TRANSMISSION section breaks down the complete transmission, differential, right and left axle assembly, front wheel brakes, clutches (forward and backward), hydraulic distributor, inching drive control, dipstick, and torque converter. If you’re rebuilding the differential on an RC40-16, the exploded view shows every shim, bearing, and seal. For an overview of the automotive industry context, visit Automotive Industry Overview.

Does this catalog include wiring diagrams?

No, it’s a parts catalog; wiring is listed as part numbers for harnesses and connectors.

How do I find the part number for the injection pump on my RC40-18?

Open the internal combustion engine section, then diesel engine, then injection pump holder. The catalog lists the exploded view with reference numbers and corresponding Still part numbers. You must cross-check your truck’s serial number – the catalog notes validity ranges. For example, page 1 shows the product information with validity dates. The injection pump section includes the holder, pipes, and associated fasteners. Make sure you have the correct variant for your serial number range. If you order the wrong pump, you’ll waste time and money.

Related Manuals

• Still RC40-16/18/20 Fork Lift Truck Parts Manual
• Still RC 40-16 2013 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts List
• Still R70-16T, R70-18T, R70-20T 2016 Parts Catalog – OEM

Don’t gamble on aftermarket diagrams. Get the real thing from Still – download the factory manual now.

Still RC40-16, RC40-18, RC40-20 2016 Parts Catalog

If you need to track down a part for a Still RC40-16, RC40-18, or RC40-20 forklift, you do not want to rely on aftermarket parts lists that mix up supersessions or skip the small brackets. I have been wrenching for 28 years, and I have seen too many jobs go sideways because someone ordered the wrong seal kit or missed a cooling system duct. This is a Still RC40-16, RC40-18, RC40-20 2016 Parts Catalog — straight from the factory, 2176 pages of exploded diagrams and OEM part numbers. No reprints. No third-party translations. You get the same data the Still dealer uses.

Diesel Engine Parts: Cylinder Head, Cooling, and Injection

The internal combustion engine section of this catalog covers the diesel engine down to the last grommet. You get separate pages for the cylinder head and valves, the injection pump holder, injection system pipes, and the coolant flow path through the cooling system. The Engine group includes the alternator support, starter motor, oil sump, seal kit, and engine suspensions. If you are rebuilding a Still diesel, you need the exact part numbers for the cylinder head gasket set and the lubricant filter. Page 2 of the catalog gives you the index to every subsystem—find the diesel engine tab and work from there.

Transmission and Torque Converter: Finding the Right Clutch Pack

Transmission work on these trucks can be expensive if you pull the wrong clutch assembly. The catalog breaks down the complete transmission, differential, left and right axle assembly, front wheel brakes, forward and reverse clutch groups, hydraulic distributor, inching drive control, dipstick, and torque converter. Each component has its own figure with part numbers and applicable serial number ranges. When the transmission shows up and the clutch pack does not fit, you lose billable hours. Use this catalog to verify the part number against your truck’s serial number before you order.

Drivers Place: Cabin, Wiper Systems, and Seat Parts

A worn wiper motor or a cracked overhead guard can sideline a forklift as fast as a blown engine. This section covers the driver cabin completely: overhead guard, instrument board panelling, easy belt straps, mirrors, sun visor, safety devices, motor hood, and the cabin variants (R7361, R7365, standard, weather protection, lowered). It also includes the wiper system front and rear, steel door assemblies, and the driver seat assemblies (MSG 20, MSG 65, heated seat options). If you need a replacement armrest or a console for a lowered roof cab, the part numbers are here.

Why Factory Parts Catalogs Beat Aftermarket Listings

I have compared aftermarket parts catalogs to OEM ones on these Still trucks. Aftermarket catalogs frequently omit the small brackets, mislabel the injection pump holder, or skip the seal kit for the engine suspensions. That wastes time and money. This PDF is a direct scan of the original Still document, dated October 30, 2016. The catalog uses the same part numbers Still uses in their own system. When you order from a dealer, hand them a page from this catalog and you will get the right part. No back-and-forth. For a broader look at how manufacturers structure their repair information, you can read the Automotive Industry Overview.

3 Reasons to Use This Catalog with a Service Manual

First, a parts catalog does not include torque specs or step-by-step procedures. You still need a factory service manual for those. Second, the exploded views show you how parts stack together — a service manual might assume you already know the order. Third, having the correct part number on hand means you do not stop mid-job to cross-reference. Pair this catalog with the Still RC40-16, RC40-18, RC40-20 2016 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts and a service manual, and you can finish the job in one shot.

Related Manuals for Other Still Models

• Still RC 40-16 2013 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts List – For earlier serial numbers.
• Still R70-16T, R70-18T, R70-20T 2016 Parts Catalog – OEM – For the R70 series.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specifications for cylinder head bolts?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers, quantities, and exploded views. You need the factory service manual for torque values.

How do I find the correct part number for a cooling system hose on my RC40-18?

Open the IC Engine Auxiliary Parts section and look for Cooling System (Diesel). The catalog includes the air duct assembly, radiator with grille, and each hose with its part number. Verify your truck’s serial number against the validity column — Still often updated hoses after certain serial ranges. If you do not check that, you might order a hose that does not match your build date. The same applies to the fuel system filters and the power steer reservoir. Also review the Internal Combustion Engine page for theory, but rely on this PDF for the parts.

You have the serial numbers of your trucks. You have the worn parts in front of you. Now get the factory part numbers from the original source. Download the Factory Manual and keep a copy on your shop tablet. One click and you are done looking at fuzzy aftermarket scans. You will know the difference the first time you order a Still cylinder head gasket and it fits.