Still RX20 parts for the operator and the cab

Seat cushions, lap belts, beacons and switches are the parts that keep an electric Still RX20 safe and comfortable to drive through a full shift, and they are what this page is about. You will find more than 30 replacement parts for the RX20 here, from GRAMMER, GRANIT, HELLA, BOSCH and Philips.

Choosing seat cushions by seat series

Before ordering a cushion, look at the label on the seat itself rather than only at the data plate on the truck. It shows the seat series, for example MSG 65 or MSG 93, and that is what decides which seat cushion or back cushion fits. Write it down before you take the old cushion off. If the seat base is worn as well, a complete forklift seat is the better fix.

Lights, warning and visibility

• Beacons such as the KL Junior for surface mounting
• A Blue Spot LED warning light in blue, which alerts people on foot that a truck is coming
• An LED rear light and flood beam work lamps
• MasterDuty halogen bulbs built for heavy use
• Black unheated mirrors

Controls and cab seals

An ignition lock, start switches, blade fuses and a rubber cap cover the controls. For the cab there is window rubber sold by the roll, useful when a pane has come loose in its frame or the cab lets in draughts. Duo-Sensitiv lap belts complete the safety side.

A belt check worth doing

At every service, give the lap belt a sharp tug. It should lock, then wind back smoothly when you let go. A frayed or cut strap, or a buckle that no longer clicks home, means the belt is replaced there and then, not at the next service. A belt that only hangs there for show will not hold anyone if the truck tips. For anything else, such as a switch or a lamp, the number on the old part is the quickest way to the matching replacement.

Fitting window rubber

Window rubber from the roll is cut to length on the truck. Remove every bit of the old profile and clean the frame and glass, since old sealant and dirt stop the new rubber from seating properly. Check the clamping range against the thickness of the panel it has to grip. Start at the bottom of the pane and work round, so the joint ends up low down where it is least exposed, and use a little soapy water to ease the profile over the edge.

Other Still trucks in your fleet? The Still parts page has the parts for the other types from this maker.