MDS Forklift Fitment Finder

MDS Forklift Fitment Finder ​

Not sure if the forklift part you found fits your forklift? We can help you check before you order. Choose the option that fits you the best.

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Free to use No purchase required Part number optional

Take the Photos That Matter

Take the Photos That Matter — Content

01 — Whole Part

Show the complete component and overall configuration.

02 — Numbers

Capture labels, stamps, SKUs, casting numbers, and codes.

03 — Connections

Show plugs, ports, fittings, hose ends, threads, splines, and shafts.

04 — Mounting

Show bolt holes, brackets, flanges, pins, studs, and mounting faces.

Forklift Parts We Help With​​

Choose the part type you’re working with to see what information can help us check fitment.

Forklift Parts We Help With
Engine code, serial number, fuel type, old part number, and clear part or mounting photos.
Transmission tag, serial number, old part number, splines, gears, shafts, and mounting points.
Engine info, old part number, hose or pipe connections, mounting points, and dimensions.
Voltage, complete part number, connector face, pin count, mounting style, and label photos.
Complete label, module number, revision, connector photos, forklift model, and serial number.
Part number, ports or fittings, mounting configuration, equipment label, and measurements.
Mast or attachment ID, fork dimensions, carriage info, capacity markings, and mounting details.
Part number, truck position, bore or stroke, threads, splines, ports, and mounting dimensions.

Why These Details Matter​

Forklift parts can share the same general shape while differing in small details that affect fitment. You do not need to identify every specification yourself.
Why These Details Matter

Serial numbers narrow the application

A model can change across production ranges.

Connections reveal hidden differences

Connector faces, ports, spline counts, threads, and hose ends matter.

Mounting points show how the part installs

Bolt spacing, brackets, flanges, pins, and mounting faces help.

Measurements help when numbers are missing

Bore, stroke, diameter, shaft size, spline count, or bolt pattern can help.

Four Simple Steps​

A straightforward review without making you figure out every specification first.

Four Simple Steps
1

Send what you have

Forklift info, photos, numbers, measurements, or MDS link.

2

We review the clues

We compare the available details with likely replacement options.

3

We ask only if needed

Sometimes one more detail separates similar parts.

4

We narrow the match

We point you toward the relevant replacement option.

Need Help Right Now?​

Choose the fastest way to reach the MDS Parts Team.
Need Help Right Now

(678) 398-9068

Have the forklift or old part nearby? Call and tell us what you can see.

Chat With a Parts Specialist

Prefer not to call? Open chat and share the details you already have.

Browse by Forklift Brand​

Already know the manufacturer? Start there. Use the Fitment Check if you still need help confirming the part.

Browse by Forklift Brand
Baker Baker Crown Forklift Parts Crown Caterpillar & Towmotor Forklift Parts Caterpillar & Towmotor Hyundai Forklift Parts Hyundai Hyster Forklift Parts Hyster JCB Forklift Parts JCB Linde Forklift Parts Linde Mitsubishi Forklift Parts Mitsubishi Raymond Forklift Parts Raymond Toyota Forklift Parts Toyota Yale Forklift Parts Yale
Choose How You Want Help

Choose How You Want Help

Use the free Fitment Check, call us, or chat with a parts specialist.

(678) 398-9068

Frequently Asked Questions​

Common questions about the MDS Part Finder service.
FAQ Accordion
Yes. You can submit a Part Finder request to MDS at no charge, with no commitment to purchase.
That's fine. Send photos, measurements, or your forklift's make, model, and serial number instead, and our team will help identify the correct part.
No problem. Describe where the part is located and what it does, and share a few photos. Our parts team can identify it from there.
Forklift serial numbers are typically stamped onto the manufacturer's data plate (also called a nameplate), commonly found on the dashboard, near the control levers, or on the mast assembly.
Yes, please do. Photos of the whole part, any stamped numbers, connections, and mounting points are some of the most useful things you can send us.
Yes. If you already found a part on our site, include the product link or SKU and we'll confirm whether it's the right match for your forklift.
If our parts team confirms a specific part fits your forklift and that recommendation is incorrect, we cover return shipping and exchange fees so ordering carries no risk.

Still have a question? Our team is ready to help.

Email us (678) 398-9068