Still RC41-25, RC41-30 2014 Parts Catalog – OEM Parts List for Diesel Forklifts

I’ve spent more hours tracking down the wrong part than I care to count. If you’re trying to keep a Still RC41-25, RC41-30 2014 Parts Catalog under your truck, you don’t want some aftermarket photocopy that swaps a metric bolt for a standard one. This is the genuine Still spare parts list – 259 pages, published 2014, pulled straight from the factory. You get the exact part numbers, exploded views, and the note on page 4 that tells you exactly what info the parts counter needs: vehicle type, truck serial number, motor serial number, part number, quantity. No guesswork.

Engine Auxiliary Parts – Motor Section Breakdown

The engine section alone runs from section 00/00 to 00/15. That’s the gear housing, cylinder block, cylinder head, camshaft drive gear, crankshaft with pistons and connecting rods, lubricating oil sump, cooling system, fuel injection pump, fuel injection equipment, fuel lines, starter motor, generator, and gasket set. Every single sub-section is listed with figure numbers, part numbers, and quantities. Need a camshaft or crankshaft bearing? Page 3 shows the exact listing under “DRIVE GEAR & CAMSHAFT” and “CRANKSHAFT, PISTONS AND CONNECTING RODS.” No flipping between vague diagrams.

Fuel System and Cooling – Factory Specs

The fuel injection pump (00/10), injection equipment (00/11), and fuel line (00/12) are their own chapters. You get the part numbers for injectors, lines, and fittings. Cooling system (00/09) lists the radiator, fan, hoses, and thermostat housing. If you’ve ever ordered a water pump blindly and got the wrong flange pattern, you’ll appreciate having the OEM drawing right there. The manual uses the same part numbering system as the Still factory – cross-checking is a breeze.

Why OEM Parts Lists Beat Aftermarket Compilations

Aftermarket parts catalogs often merge multiple models or skip the “validity trucks” column that tells you which serial numbers a part fits. This Still catalog flags every part with a remark column (see page 2) – it shows whether a part is used on RC41-25 or RC41-30, and what year range. That’s the difference between a bolt that drops in and one that needs a rethread. Same goes for the motor note on page 4: “Parts without part-number not required for this application.” If it’s not listed, don’t try to force it. Trust the factory list.

Axles, Chassis, Hydraulics – Beyond the Engine

Section 02 covers axles, section 03 covers chassis and driver area, and the hydraulic unit section (after controls) gives you the pump, valve blocks, and hose routings. The mast assembly and auxiliary hydraulics section lists every roller, chain, and cylinder. If you’re rebuilding a mast, you need the exact part numbers for the lift cylinder seals and carriage components. This catalog has them, organized by figure number. No scanning a blurry third-party PDF.

3 Reasons to Use This 2014 Edition

First, it’s the original Still electronic documentation – the same PDF the dealer uses. Second, it covers both RC41-25 and RC41-30 in one file, with clear validity markings. Third, it includes the options and accessories section for attachments like side shifts, forks, and cab variants. One stop for everything that bolts onto your truck. Check the related manuals: STILL RC41-25 RC41-30 2014 Parts Catalog, Still RC 40-16 2013 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts List, and Still R70-16T, R70-18T, R70-20T 2016 Parts Catalog – OEM for other models.

FAQ – Still RC41-25, RC41-30 Parts Catalog

Does this manual contain service procedures or just parts?

It’s a parts catalog only – no step-by-step repair instructions. You get exploded diagrams, part numbers, quantities, and validity information. Pair it with a service manual for the full rebuild.

Can I order parts directly from this PDF?

Yes. The part numbers are Still OEM numbers. Give them to any Still dealer or cross-reference with aftermarket suppliers. The PDF shows the exact figure and item number for each part.

What engines are covered in the “Motor” section?

The catalog covers the diesel engines used in RC41-25 and RC41-30. You’ll find cylinder block, cylinder head, camshaft, crankshaft, pistons, cooling, fuel injection, and all auxiliary parts. The engine serial number is required for ordering.

Is this the same PDF that Still dealers use?

Yes. This is the official Still Electronic Documentation System (SEDS) PDF from 2014. It’s the same file that dealers pull up when you call in a part number.

If you’re tired of wasting time on parts that don’t fit, get the factory source. The STILL RC41-25 RC41-30 2014 Parts Catalog gives you the specs straight from Still. For broader industry context, check out Automotive Industry Overview and Internal Combustion Engine. Download the Factory Manual and start ordering the right parts today.