Haulotte Lift Parts

Most of the 78 listings in our Haulotte lift parts range are electrical. Joysticks lead with 10 listings, followed by 8 battery chargers, 7 controllers (four of them also counted as joysticks), 7 switches, 6 starters and 6 solenoids. The rest is a mix of contactors, sensors, relays, belts, alternators and a few mechanical odds and ends. Nearly every listing carries a part number, so you can search by number.

If you don't have a number yet, the sections below sort the range by the job each part does, starting with the platform controls.

Haulotte Lift Parts by Type

Operator controls are the largest block. The 10 joysticks and 7 controllers overlap in four listings, so they make 13 between them, and there are 7 switches (one of them a key switch), 3 sensors, a key and 2 indicator lights. The sensors, lights and wiring parts sit together on the lights, sensors and wiring page.

Power and charging come next. That means 8 battery chargers, a battery discharge indicator, 4 contactors and 3 relays. On the engine side you'll find 6 starters, 2 alternators and 2 belts (one of them a fan belt), and there are 6 solenoids. Hydraulics is thin: a valve listed with the code B02-04-0118, a stop motor electrovalve and a coil for a manual descent valve. A gasket (1182349) and a pushrod (2109085) are two of the mechanical parts.

Joysticks, Controllers and Control Boxes

Joysticks are the largest group, and several listings are worded by control type. They include a single-axis joystick (2441305360), a single-axis controller (2441305160), a double-axis controller (2441305180) and an upper control box joystick (2441305250). Another is worded "Joystick Controller - Part # 2441305190 - New."

Ten different numbers run from 2441305160 to 2441305370, and they differ only in the last three digits. Compare all ten digits with the number on the old part.

Around the joystick sit the housings and small mechanical pieces: a control box (K118B169960), a manual holder box (2420209920), a lever (2901011790) and the upper control box decal. One joystick listing ends in "repair" (302-33855). It isn't worded as a new part, so read it in full. 23 of the 78 listings say "new" in the name.

Reading Haulotte Part Numbers

Most Haulotte numbers are ten digits, such as 2324004490 (a V belt), 8301180995 (a starter) and 2901002900 (an angle sensor). The number often comes right after the make, sometimes followed by a comma. It can also close the listing, as in the alternator listed as 2324004870, or follow "Part #." Search the digits alone, with no comma or space.

Some numbers that sit close together belong to related parts. The chargers 2440316690 and 2440316740 are neighbors, and so are the toggle switches 2440901620 and 2440901630. A few listings use other formats: A-00465-D is the decal, and A-00159 is a latch bolt.

The 71 listings that open with "For Haulotte" describe aftermarket parts. They are made for Haulotte equipment, not by Haulotte, and the make and number work as a reference for matching. If you only know the make, you can browse by manufacturer, or type the number into the search box at the top of any page.

Starters, Alternators and Solenoids

Starters are well represented, with 6 listings, including 8301180995, 4000208500, 2420402660, 2820307800 and 4000303640. Two alternators are listed, and one of them is 2324004870. A fan belt (2324001390) and a V belt (2324004490) cover the drive side.

The solenoids include fuel shutdown and diesel stop types, and a stop motor electrovalve is listed beside them. As a rough guide, a lift that cranks slowly or not at all points toward the starter. One that cranks but won't keep running may point to a fuel shutdown solenoid. Treat both as starting points, then match the old part to the listing.

Chargers, Contactors and Small Electrical Parts

Chargers come in several numbers: 4000363530, 4000028000, 2440316690 and 2440316740, plus a scissor lift battery charger listed as B01-05-0056. The 4000363530 charger appears in two separate listings, so don't be surprised to see it twice. A battery discharge indicator (2440904160) is listed as its own part.

Contactors come in more than one voltage, and one is sold as a complete contactor. The relays include 12 volt types, a mini relay and a timer relay. Coils are listed too, including an accelerator coil (2440205040) and the manual descent valve coil mentioned earlier. For small parts like these, compare the number in the name with the old part.

Emergency Stops, Switches and Cables

Safety controls get their own listings. An E-stop assembly (2440205300), a stop switch (2442009770) and an emergency switch (2440306180) are all here, along with a push/pull E-stop button and a normally open contact block. A position switch (2440901490), three toggle switches (2440901620, 2440901630 and 2440901640) and a key switch (2901015340) round out the switches.

Two cables are listed as well: a manual release emergency cable (2326009090) and a lowering cable for ground control (2420313810). For sensing, there is a tilt sensor (2440203490), a second tilt listing (2440203530) and the angle sensor already mentioned. The lighting side is small, with a red and a green indicator light.

Haulotte Parts FAQ

What if I only know the part name?

Search the name with the make, for example "Haulotte tilt sensor." You can also open one of the type pages above and read down the list. If neither works, send us the machine model and what the part does.

Can you find a Haulotte part that isn't listed?

Often we can. Missing parts can frequently be sourced for you: send the machine model and anything printed on the old part through the contact page, or ring (708) 507-0707.

Are the starters sold as new?

Every starter listing and both alternator listings include "new" in the name, as in "Starter-New" or "Alternator - New." For any other part, read the name first if condition matters to you.

Do you list Zapi controller parts?

One Haulotte listing names Zapi, a serial card (2440316580). The Zapi parts page has the wider range, at about 155 listings.

Where are parts for other lift brands?

The aerial lift parts page links to lift brands and part types beyond Haulotte, so start there if your machine isn't a Haulotte.