TCM FB10-8 FB15-8 FB18-8 Electric Forklift Parts Catalogue PB-7P0A

Description

File Details

• Manual type: Illustrated Parts Catalogue
• Brand: TCM
• Models covered: FB10-8, FB15-8, FB18-8
• Equipment type: Counter balanced electric forklift truck
• Publication number: PB-7P0A
• Issue date: April 2012
• Total pages: 254
• File format: PDF
• Languages: English and Japanese

Chapters Covered

The TCM FB10-8 FB15-8 FB18-8 Electric Forklift Parts Catalogue is divided into two master groups — CHASSIS and MAST — and every assembly carries its own FIG. number that links the exploded illustration directly to the matching parts list.

Chassis section:

• Drive Motor (FIG. 1)
• Pump Motor (FIG. 2)
• Wire Harness (FIG. 3)
• Head Lamp & Front Combination Lamp (FIG. 4, 5)
• Rear Combination Lamp (FIG. 6, 7)
• Licence Lamp (FIG. 8)
• Back Buzzer (FIG. 9)
• Battery Unit (FIG. 10)
• Controller (FIG. 11)
• Meter Panel (FIG. 12)
• Electric Unit — Side and Front (FIG. 13, 14)
• Transformer (FIG. 15)
• Charger Panel & Rectifier (FIG. 16)
• Cable (FIG. 17)
• Battery Case (FIG. 18)
• Combination Switch (FIG. 19)
• Drive Unit (FIG. 20)
• Drive Axle (FIG. 21)
• Wheel Brake (FIG. 22)
• Steering Wheel Unit and Inner Parts (FIG. 23, 24)
• Gear Box (FIG. 25)
• Steering Shaft Cover (FIG. 26)
• Drag Link (FIG. 27)
• Steering Axle (FIG. 28)
• Axle Support (FIG. 29)
• Hub Nut (FIG. 30)
• Front Wheel and Rear Wheel (FIG. 31–37)
• Fender (FIG. 38)
• EPS Actuator (FIG. 39)
• Overhead Guard, Rear Pipe, Lamp Bracket and Guard Parts (FIG. 40–44)
• Accel Pedal, Brake Pedal, Brake Master Cylinder, Brake Pipe, Parking Brake Lever (FIG. 45–49)
• Frame, Balance Weight, Front Guard (FIG. 50–52)
• Bonnet, Battery Cover, Floor Board, Under Cover, Front Guard Boot (FIG. 53–57)
• Seat variants (FIG. 58–60)
• Pump Unit and Control Valve — 3SV, 4SV and 5SV options (FIG. 61–65)
• Front Cover, Combination Valve, Valve Attachment Section, Control Valve Fitting (FIG. 66–69)
• Valve Control levers and Valve Control Knob (FIG. 70–74)
• Oil Tank and Hydraulic Line (FIG. 75–77)
• Tilt Cylinder and Tilt Cylinder Pin (FIG. 78–80)
• Decals (FIG. 81, 82)

Mast section:

• Fork, Lift Bracket, Backrest, Mast (FIG. 83–86)
• Tilt Gauge (FIG. 87)
• Lift Cylinder and Mast Piping (FIG. 88–91)
• Fork, Lift Bracket, Backrest and Mast for the VFM81E mast group (FIG. 92–95)
• Tilt Gauge, Lift Cylinder front and rear, Mast Piping for VFM81E (FIG. 96–99)

A complete parts number index sits at the back of the book, so a part number found on a work order can be traced straight to the figure that shows where it belongs. Throughout the catalogue every line lists the item number, the TCM part number, the description, the quantity required and, where relevant, serial-number remarks that tell you whether a part applies to a particular machine build or specification code.

What This Parts Catalogue Gives You

This is not a generic parts list. It is the TCM FB10-8 FB15-8 FB18-8 parts catalogue built around the actual assemblies of these three counter balanced electric trucks, with each component drawn in its true position so the relationship between parts is obvious before anything is removed. The exploded views cover the drive unit and drive axle down to bearings, gears, seals and bolts; the wheel brake down to shoes, wheel cylinders, adjusters and springs; the steering axle with knuckles, king pins, tie rod ends and hub assemblies; and the full hydraulic circuit from oil tank and pump unit through control valves, hydraulic lines and tilt cylinders.

Electrical coverage is equally detailed. The drive motor and pump motor, the controller, meter panel, electric unit side and front, transformer, charger panel, rectifier, diodes, bus bars, fuses and the complete drive/power/pump cable assemblies all appear with their individual part numbers, along with the wire harnesses, lamps, buzzers and switches that run through the chassis.

Because the catalogue separates the CHASSIS group from the MAST group, ordering is straightforward: identify which assembly a component belongs to, open that FIG. number, confirm the item number in the illustration, then read across to the part number, description and required quantity. Specification and option codes — including mast variants, control valve configurations and battery case variants — are called out in the remarks column so you can match the part to the truck in front of you rather than guessing from a photograph.

Abbreviations and Symbols Used

The catalogue uses a short set of standard symbols you will see on nearly every page: ASSY for an assembled unit, RH and LH for right-hand and left-hand as viewed forward on the truck, AR for a quantity used as required, T for thickness, + for a part not illustrated, and # for a part that is not sold separately. Entries marked as a set or kit are sold as a complete marketable package. Understanding these marks before you start saves a great deal of back-and-forth when you reach the parts counter.

Who This Catalogue Is For

Fleet workshops, independent forklift technicians, parts departments and owners of FB10-8, FB15-8 or FB18-8 trucks all use a book like this for the same reason: it settles arguments about part numbers, quantities and left/right orientation before an order is placed. It is equally useful for planning a rebuild — seeing how a drive axle, wheel brake, steering knuckle or tilt cylinder is put together makes it far easier to assess what has to come apart and what should be renewed while access is open.

Get the Correct TCM Part Number the First Time

With this TCM FB10-8 FB15-8 FB18-8 Electric Forklift Parts Catalogue PB-7P0A on hand you can identify the exact component needed for drive motor, pump motor, drive unit, drive axle, wheel brake, steering axle, hydraulic control valve, pump unit, tilt cylinder, mast, lift cylinder, overhead guard, seat, battery case or any electrical item on these trucks. Working from the illustrated breakdown removes the guesswork that leads to wrong parts, return shipping and a truck sitting idle waiting on a second order.

IMAGES PREVIEW

The catalogue is delivered as an instant PDF download after payment. There is no shipping and nothing to wait for — open it on a laptop in the workshop, a tablet at the machine or a phone at the parts counter, and print the pages you need for the job at hand. Keep a copy on every device your team uses and the right part number is always within reach.