Toyota 6BPU15 2007 Parts Catalog – Factory Part Numbers for Orderpicker

If you are trying to find a part number for a Toyota 6BPU15 orderpicker and you are relying on some third-party website or generic parts list, you are asking for trouble. I have seen guys order the wrong battery gate because they guessed from a photo. This factory Parts Catalog for the Toyota 6BPU15 from 2007 gives you the exact exploded diagrams and part numbers. 252 pages of data that Toyota printed for their own dealers.

Get the right part the first time.

Parts Catalog Structure: 252 Pages of Factory Data

This manual is split into three main sections. Section 1 covers general information, including how to use the catalog if you have the part number or not. Page 1-4 shows you the method for finding a part when you only have the old part in hand. You cross-reference the illustration numbers. Section 2 covers finish and accessories – battery gate, sidegate, platform extensions, guide rollers. Section 3 handles steering and controls. Each section has its own sub-index. The catalog includes both illustrations and parts lists, so you can visually identify the component you need.

Does This Manual Cover the 6BPU15 Orderpicker?

Yes. It covers the 6BPU15 starting with serial number 70001. That serial number is printed on the data plate. If your truck is older than that, you need the earlier catalog. Check the serial number before you buy. I have seen guys order the wrong catalog and then complain. Don’t be that guy. Toyota issued this catalog with part numbers that match the 2007 model year production.

3 Sections That Save You Time

First, the Recommended Spare Parts List on page 1-9. If you are stocking a parts room, that list tells you which parts fail most often. Second, the Hardware Parts List on page 1-11 – gives you every bolt, washer, and nut with Toyota part numbers. Third, the Major Assemblies pages at the start of each section. These exploded views show you exactly how the truck goes together. You can spot the part you need in seconds.

Use the Recommended Spare Parts List

If you maintain a fleet of these orderpickers, you need to know what to stock. The manual lists the common wear items: guide rollers, switches, pedal assemblies. Do not rely on memory. Use the list on page 1-9. It saves you from emergency orders when a machine is down. Stock the recommended spares and you keep your trucks running.

Finish and Accessories: Battery Gate and Sidegate Installation

Section 2 covers all the bolt-on parts. The battery gate installation procedure on page 2-12 shows the bracket and fastener sequence. The sidegate installation on page 2-15 has the correct torque for the hinge bolts. If you replace a gate and use the wrong bolt, it will rattle loose. Toyota specifies the exact grade. This catalog gives you the part number for that bolt. You also get the guide roller assemblies, platform extensions, and mast guards.

Factory OEM vs Aftermarket: Why You Need the Toyota Print

I have worked on Toyota orderpickers for fifteen years. The aftermarket parts catalogs I have seen are full of errors. They swap left and right parts, use generic photos, and sometimes list a part that no longer fits. This factory catalog from 2007 is the same one the dealership uses. It has Toyota part numbers, supersession notes, and updates that Toyota released. When you order a part from this catalog, you get the exact part Toyota intended. That means less downtime and no returns. You pay for the catalog once, and it pays for itself the first time you avoid a wrong order.

For service procedures on the same model, check out Toyota 6BPU15 1998 Service Manual – OEM Factory Specs. For the 7FB10-7FB20 series, the Toyota 7FB10-7FB20 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs is also available. For passenger car parts, the Toyota Camry Celica Corolla Cressida Crown Parts Catalog – 27 Pages covers older models. For official Toyota resources, see Automotive Industry Overview. Also refer to Automotive Industry Overview for general information.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a service manual that tells me how to fix the truck?

No. This is a parts catalog.

How do I find a part number if I don’t have the old part?

The manual includes a section “How to Use Parts Catalog if Part Number Is Not Known” on page 1-4. You look at the Major Assemblies illustrations in each section, find the part visually, note the reference number, then cross-check the part number list. This method works if you have the truck in front of you. If you don’t have the truck, you need the model and serial number to use the index. The manual also has a hardware list with fastener sizes if you only know the dimension.

Stop guessing part numbers and wasting money on wrong returns. Download the Factory Manual and keep your orderpicker running with the right parts.