Clark Forklift Master Cylinders

There are 55 listings here for a Clark forklift master cylinder, the part that turns a press on the brake pedal into hydraulic pressure. All of them are aftermarket: parts built to suit Clark trucks by other makers, with the Clark name used to match numbers. Below you'll find how the listings are worded, which numbers to search and where other makes overlap.

How Clark Master Cylinder Listings Are Worded

Every listing says "master cylinder" plainly, and the rest of the wording varies by seller. Some read "FOR CLARK 1358206, MASTER CYLINDER," some give "PN 2815042" or "Part # 2813834," and some put the number last, as in "1319361 MASTER CYLINDER FOR CLARK." The number is the same thing in each case, so search the digits and ignore the label.

Eighteen listings say "new" in the wording, and three are kits, for example "FOR CLARK 1830603 MASTER CYLINDER KIT - NEW" and "for CLARK MASTER CYLINDER KIT 992680." A kit is a different job from a whole cylinder, so read for the word "kit" before you add one to your cart. Six listings also say "brake" outright, such as "FOR Clark 1659213 Brake Master Cylinder."

Finding the Number for Your Clark Forklift Master Cylinder

Clark master cylinder numbers run from six to seven digits, with a few in other shapes. You'll see 711048 and 929569 on the short end, 1751301 and 3737727 on the long end, and ones like ZS1493885 or A10908 with letters in front. Searching the digits alone, before adding words, keeps the results short.

Several listings carry more than one number. "FOR CLARK FORKLIFT TRUCK MASTER CYLINDER 313200,884789,799791,100830" lists four, and another gives six, from 872720 to 669814. So when your old number isn't the lead one in a listing, check whether it appears later in the same line. The numbers 925409 and 925410 sit side by side, and 925410 is in two listings, so read each number to the last digit.

Models and Sizes in the Wording

Only a few listings name a truck model. "Forklift Brake Master Cylinder for Clark Model CF20" is one, and "New FOR Clark Forklift Parts Master Cylinder Model SC PN 1794828" is another. When your truck's model is on the data plate, use it as a second search along with "master cylinder."

Size appears in only two listings. The one for 5200673 includes "1-1/8 B" in its wording and the one for 1751167 gives a 5/8 inch bore, while 2790662 mentions a push rod, so compare those details to the old cylinder. If your old cylinder has no marks left, a call with the model gives us something to work from. Since 2004 we've sold on eBay as ouroverstock, a Top Rated Seller with more than 200,000 items sold and 99.9% positive feedback.

Master Cylinders That Name Other Makes

Four of the 55 listings name Yale, four name Hyster, two name Caterpillar and one names Toyota. One example is "NEW FOR Clark Forklift Master Cylinder 899499 FOR YALE FOR HYSTER FOR TOYOTA." That kind of listing means the same number is used across makes, which helps a mixed fleet. It also means you may find more options on the Yale master cylinders, Hyster master cylinders or Toyota master cylinders pages.

For a wider view, the forklift master cylinders page lists about 390 across all makes, and hydraulic cylinders is the bigger group they sit inside. Brand pages are linked too: Clark forklift parts is the parent of this one, and the Clark hydraulic pumps page is a close sibling.

Clark Master Cylinder FAQ

Are all 55 listings whole cylinders?

Not quite. Three are kits, so look at the name for the word "kit" if you want the whole cylinder.

Why does one listing show several numbers?

Sellers sometimes put every number the listing replaces in the name. Match yours against the list.

Does the model code matter more than the part number?

Only a handful of listings name a model, so the part number is the main way in. Use the model code as a backup, not the first search.