Forklift Radiators

Radiator searches go quickly when the truck's make and the number on the old core are in hand. This page lists about 340 forklift radiators and radiator parts, and roughly 110 of them are hoses and about 50 are caps, so the complete radiators are only part of what you'll find.

Forklift Radiators, Caps and Hoses

Full radiators are worded in a few ways: "FOR YALE RADIATOR ASSEMBLY 580037274", "Radiator Komatsu Part # 3EA-04-A2110" or "FOR NISSAN RADIATOR W/ OIL COOLER 21450-FC30A". A few are sold as a kit, like "FOR YALE RADIATOR KIT 580015726". About 18 name copper and brass, and about 9 name aluminum, so a material in the title is one more way to tell similar cores apart.

Caps are listed by pressure. "FOR YALE CAP - RADIATOR 7 LBS 517695800" and the 15 LBS version look alike, so read the rating before you pick one. For hoses, about 60 are lower radiator hoses and about 40 are upper, such as "For Caterpillar 0908294, HOSE - RADIATOR UPPER, TC60DSA". Hoses of all types have a bigger home on the forklift hoses page, and hose fittings on forklift hose fittings.

Lift Truck Radiators by Make

Toyota is the biggest group, with about 55 listings, and they have a dedicated Toyota radiators page. After that come Yale at about 47, Nissan at about 45, Hyster at about 40. Caterpillar has about 34, Komatsu about 32, Clark about 24 and Mitsubishi about 20.

Skid steers and aerial lifts are here too. Bobcat has about 10 listings, mostly caps, and Genie has about 17, including a Genie radiator cap and a lower radiator hose for a Perkins engine. For the full range of one make, try Caterpillar, Clark or Mitsubishi.

Matching the Number on Your Radiator

Toyota numbers are the easiest to spot: 16410-U1200-71 and 16460-U2230-71 both end in -71, as do about 50 listings here. Some Toyota listings run the digits together, such as 16410U201071B, so search without dashes if the dashed form finds nothing. Nissan uses 21460-90H10 and 21450-FC30A, Caterpillar 93601-00100, and Mitsubishi 93101-05300. Yale, Hyster and Clark mostly use plain digits.

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Some titles name two numbers, or two makes, as with "FOR Radiator For Caterpillar For Mitsubishi Part # 93601-20400". If your old radiator carries either number, that listing is a candidate. A related set sits in the forklift radiator and exhaust group, along with water pumps, cooling fans and thermostats.

Radiator FAQ

Are lift truck radiators listed by truck model?

Some are, but the part number does most of the work. A few titles add a model, such as TC60DSA or GLC050DE on a hose or 42-6FGCU25 on a radiator.

Why do radiator caps show different LBS numbers?

The figure is the cap's pressure rating. Listings in this group run from 7 LBS to 16 LBS, so compare it with your old cap.