Engine parts, seats and lighting for the Linde H14 are grouped here. Together they add up to more than 30 parts for this diesel or LPG forklift.
Seat cushions wear through, hose clamps work loose and bulbs give up, and on a truck that runs on diesel or LPG the fuel side needs regular attention as well. More than 30 replacement parts for the Linde H14 are gathered on this page, from GRAMMER, GRANIT, HELLA, MAHLE and MANN-FILTER among others.
Black PVC seat and back cushions can be replaced on their own when the seat frame is still sound, and a complete seat is there for when it is not. A mirror, a metal bracket wiper blade and a cover for unused switch openings complete the cab side, along with two shock absorbers, one of them with eye mounts.
The fuel filter listed for the H14 carries the cross references WK842/2 and FF5135, which makes it easy to check against the filter you are taking out. Hose clamps to DIN 3017 come in several sizes, and a cutting ring for an adjustable elbow fitting helps when a hydraulic line has to be remade.
There is a spotlight work lamp, halogen bulbs, a spare lamp glass and the Red Spot, a red LED warning light that makes the truck easier to notice for people on foot. A horn with bracket rounds off the electrical side.
Check the data plate first to be sure the truck really is an H14. From there, the part you remove does the talking. Filters almost always carry a reference number, and for a hose clamp you measure the hose and choose a clamp whose range sits comfortably around that size rather than at the very end of it.
When changing the fuel filter, close off the fuel supply where possible, catch the spill and keep dirt out of the open lines. Wet the seal of the new filter with a little fuel before fitting it. Bleed the air out before starting, because an engine that struggles to fire after a filter change often still has air in the system. Let it run for a few minutes afterwards and check that the seal stays dry.
A split in a PVC cushion looks harmless, but rainwater and dust get into the foam through it, and the cushion soon sags and starts to smell. Swapping it as soon as the cover opens up keeps the seat itself in good shape, and a loose cushion changes without taking the seat off the truck.
Running other Linde trucks as well? The Linde parts page collects parts for the other types from this maker.
