Clark Yardlift 60 Parts Manual (Yardlift_60_No_1G)

A Yardlift 60 spends its life shuttling pallets, pipe, and bundles around yards, docks, and rough industrial sites, so you’re always dealing with dirt, damage, and worn hardware. This Clark Yardlift 60 Parts Manual is what I use to match what I see on the truck to the correct Clark part numbers. If, for example, the steering axle is leaking and a tie-rod end is loose, this book lets me identify which style of axle and linkage I’m actually looking at before I order anything.

Applications & Use Cases

• Confirm component names when you’re not sure what Clark calls a bracket, linkage, or housing.
• Trace assemblies like the brake system from pedal to wheel ends to see how the pieces are grouped for ordering.
• Compare illustrations to the truck during teardown so you don’t miss small parts like spacers, shims, or seals.
• Cross-check superseded or alternate parts so you don’t order an obsolete or wrong-version component.
• Verify left/right or early/late variations on items like steering, axles, and brake lines before submitting a parts request.

FAQ

Q: Can I use this manual on a tablet in the yard?

A: Yes, it works well digitally; you can zoom in on exploded views to match small pieces while standing at the truck.

Q: Is this worth printing?

A: Many techs print the key sections they use often, then keep the full manual as a searchable file for less common parts.

Safety Note

Always verify the truck is properly supported and isolated before inspecting or removing any components identified from this manual.