Hyster H2.00-H3.20XM Forklift (H177) Parts Manual (P/N 1458510, customer edition)

• Covers 1998–2005 Hyster H2.00–H3.20XM (H177) lift trucks equipped with Mazda 2.0L LPG, GM 3.0L LPG, or Yanmar 2.6L diesel engines
• Official Hyster parts publication (P/N 1458510), April 2005 customer edition
• Details thousands of specific part numbers for engine, mast, hydraulic, and electrical assemblies, including T078, T080, and T109 transmission variants
• Features comprehensive exploded-view diagrams paired with itemized lists for frame, radiator, exhaust, and suspension seat setups
• Represents the final parts manual revision for the H177 Europe-code unit, supplying the most current part numbers for this specific production run

Assembly and Component Breakdown

Tracking down the right component for older lift trucks eats up valuable shop time. This 844-page parts catalog cuts out the guesswork. It breaks down the Hyster H2.00–H3.20XM into 13 major sections, detailing everything from the bare frame and floorplates to highly specialized mast options. Need to rebuild the steering or order new brake internals? The illustrated figures match directly to descriptive tables. This layout makes it straightforward to pinpoint the exact item you need for 2.0L, 2.6L, and 3.0L engine configurations. It also clearly separates hydrostatic and powershift drive setups to prevent ordering mistakes and keep the repair moving.

Technical and Identification Data Preview

Proper part identification relies heavily on serial number breaks and unit codes. This manual maps out those specifics, including detailed mast height and carriage travel dimensions. You will find complete cooling system variations, isolating the exact radiator and hose assemblies required for the different gas and diesel engines. When replacing heavy hydraulic or mast components, always verify the equipment load capacities and review standard workshop safety protocols before beginning the physical work. Hydraulic pump mountings are clearly categorized by transmission type, covering both throttle-up and non-throttle-up hydrostatic systems. Finally, the catalog tracks truck serial numbers back to the plant of manufacture, cross-referencing seat suspensions, exhaust routing, and warning labels with their specific production years.