Toyota Forklift Seats

MRK Sales carries about 160 Toyota forklift seat listings, which take in replacement seats along with the seat cushions, switches and belts that go with them. Most are aftermarket seats made to fit Toyota trucks, and each title carries a part number, ready to compare with the seat you're replacing.

The groups below show what's here and how to narrow it down. If you're after a different brand, see all forklift seats and seat belts, or go back to Toyota forklift parts.

Types of Toyota Forklift Seats

Vinyl is the most common cover, with about 110 listings, against only 8 in cloth. Eleven titles describe a suspension seat, as in "vinyl full suspension," and one more says "non suspension." If you're comparing two seats that look alike, the cover and suspension wording in the title is the quickest way to tell them apart.

About 40 of the seats are listed with a seat switch, shown as "W/SWITCH" in the title. Others have no switch in the title, so read it before you order if your truck needs one. Titles can carry other details as well, and 12 listings name other makes beside Toyota, among them universal seats that list Clark, Hyster and Yale.

How to Match Your Toyota Forklift Seat

Toyota seat numbers come in two main styles. About 70 of the listings use the 53xxx style, such as 53730-U2100-71, and about 65 use the 00591 style, such as 00591-58460-81. Search the whole number, suffix included, since the titles are written that way, and drop the dashes if nothing turns up. Some numbers also end in a letter, such as -E, so copy the number exactly as it appears in the title.

If you can't read the number on the old seat, search the truck's model code, which is on its data plate (7FGCU25 is one example), along with the word "seat." Then compare the cover, suspension and switch details in the title against what you have. Calling us with the model is a good next step when two listings both look right.

Toyota Forklift Seat Switches, Belts and Cushions

Not every seat job means a whole new seat. About 10 listings are seat switches and harnesses, and the switch is worth knowing about because it tells the truck whether someone is sitting down, so a worn one can stop the truck from moving. Six more are seat cushions, like the cloth bottom cushion listed under 53731-U2230-71, which suit a seat whose frame is fine but whose padding is gone.

Belts are on their own page. Ten Toyota listings mention a seat belt, but only two of them, 53792-23620-71 and 53740-U2100-71, are a belt by itself. The other eight are seats listed with a belt. You can browse belts from other brands on the forklift seat belts page.

Toyota Forklift Seat FAQ

Do your Toyota seats come with a seat switch?

Many do. About 40 listings say "W/SWITCH" in the title. If the title doesn't mention a switch, don't assume one is included.

How do I find the right Toyota forklift replacement seat?

Read the part number off the old seat first. If the number is gone, work from the truck's model code and compare the cover, suspension and switch wording in each title. You can also call us at (708) 507-0707.

Are these genuine Toyota seats?

Most are aftermarket seats made to fit Toyota trucks, not seats made by Toyota. If you want a genuine OEM seat, phone us before you order and ask what's available.

Can I buy just a Toyota forklift seat cushion?

Yes. There are six cushion listings, so check the title for "cushion" and the part number before you order.

What if I can't find my seat?

Send us the model and a description of the seat, plus any number printed on it, and we'll try to track one down.