JLG Parts

This page collects about 1,980 JLG parts, from seal kits and switches to joysticks, valves and decals, so you can search by the number on the old part and see what's listed. Almost every listing carries a part number, usually near the front of the title or at the end.

The groups below start with the largest ones. If you already know the type of part, jump to it. If all you have is a number, the section on reading JLG numbers is the one to open first.

JLG Parts by Group

Seal kits are the largest group, with about 170 listings, followed by about 145 switches. Bolts and screws come to about 115, filters to about 100, controllers to about 95, and gaskets and decals to about 85 each. Several of these have a broader page that goes beyond JLG, such as the forklift seal kits, forklift switches and controllers pages, which helps if a JLG listing is close but not exact.

The rest of the list is smaller, and some groups overlap. About 80 listings mention a cylinder, but 69 of them are seal kits already counted above and only 4 are whole cylinders. About 75 mention a pump, among them 22 fuel pumps and 11 hydraulic pumps, and about 65 mention a joystick, 42 of them joystick controllers already counted with the controllers. About 45 mention a solenoid, and about 40 are valves (12 of them counterbalance valves). About 40 mention steering, about half of them seal kits for steer cylinders (21 of the 42) and 5 of them tie rod ends. About 25 are O-rings and 15 are motors. There are also 25 chargers, along with nine battery covers, trays, connectors and discharge gauges. The hydraulic pumps page lists pumps for other makes too, and hydraulic valves does the same for valves.

Controls, Switches and Joysticks

The electrical side includes operator controls. A contact block is listed by its type, as in "FOR JLG ZS16112641, CONTACT BLOCK - N.O., CM2546, CM2033," and normally closed versions appear as separate listings. Pushbutton switches ("FOR JLG SWITCH - PUSHBUTTON 4360387") and joysticks ("Joystick FOR JLG 1600141") sit in the same area, along with about 30 sensors, such as an oil pressure sensor.

Check the type letters before you buy: N.O. and N.C. are separate listings, and the codes CM2546 and CM2033 in that example are worth comparing with the old block.

Hydraulic Parts, Seal Kits and Valves

Most seal kits name what they rebuild. You'll see "JLG 7012773 SEAL KIT - DIRECTIONAL VALVE" and "FOR JLG Part# 91404157 -SEAL KIT - TILT CYLINDER, G6-42A," so the valve or cylinder is part of the name. Some name nothing at all: the service-kit listing "FOR JLG KIT(SERVICE)-SEAL 1001138795" leaves the number to do the work. In all, about 285 JLG listings are kits of some kind, including a lift pump repair kit.

Whole components are listed too, such as a hydraulic motor ("FOR JLG 3160269 HYDRAULIC MOTOR 155 CC"), a proportional valve and a solenoid valve cartridge. The cartridge listing says "NO COIL," so read each one to the end. For the wider range, the forklift cylinders page goes beyond JLG, and the forklift seals page holds the loose seals and O-rings.

Reading a JLG Part Number

JLG numbers are mostly plain digits with no dash: 7012664 is an air filter, 4360387 a pushbutton switch and 8036315 an axial joint. Seven digits is the usual length, but you'll also see eight (91563158 on a suspension seat), and about 150 ten-digit ones such as 1584153622 on a washer. Only about 60 listings end in a dashed number, so enter the digits as printed.

Some numbers carry letters. About 150 listings add DTZ to the number, mostly on fasteners, gaskets and O-rings, as in DTZ111-8737 or 4251251DTZ, and some listings put "Part#" in front of the number. One sensor lists its number as "(JLG: 7027790)". A model name can help too: G6-42A, 600AJ and E300AJP appear in a handful of listings, and they are worth trying as a second search term.

Aftermarket Parts With JLG in the Name

Look at how a listing opens. About 1,740 begin "For JLG," which marks an aftermarket replacement built to fit JLG machines by another company, not a part JLG made. The brand name and number are included for reference, to pair the part with your lift.

Not every listing is a plain new part, so three words are worth noticing. About 230 say "new," which makes them easy to separate from the rest. About 25 say "repair." Paint is listed by color, as in "for JLG 7027283-GAL, Gallon Paint, Gray." JLG has about 85 decals and about 40 paint listings, and the forklift decals and paint page covers both across makes.

Engines and Other Makes in JLG Listings

Some JLG listings name an engine maker or another lift brand as well. In all, 26 name at least one of the brands that turn up here: Deutz, Kubota, Caterpillar, Skyjack, Genie, Snorkel and Upright. If your fleet is mixed, check the page for each make you run. The aerial lift parts hub lists the aerial and scissor lift makes together.

Ordering JLG Replacement Parts

Orders go out across the United States, whether you run a repair shop or a rental yard, manage a fleet or own a single machine. Have the number from the old part in front of you. If you're missing it, the group page and the model code are the next best places to start.

Questions about a listing can go to the phone line at (708) 507-0707, open Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Central. Mention the JLG number you're working from and the type of part.

JLG Parts FAQ

Is there a JLG parts list I can browse?

This page is the list. It breaks the range into groups and links to a wider page for several of them, each with its own listings to scroll through.

Can I order a JLG joystick without the rest of the control?

Yes, though only a few listings are joysticks on their own: 7 of the 65 that mention a joystick. Most of the rest are joystick controllers (42), and the others are potentiometers, boots, switches, kits and one decal, so compare the number with the old joystick before you order.

Do the part numbers match JLG's own?

Treat them as reference numbers. The make and number in a listing let you compare it with your old part, and that number is the one to search.

Do you list parts for other aerial lift brands?

Yes, the Skyjack, Genie, Snorkel and Terex pages are linked above, and the aerial lift hub lists the makes together.