Product Description
Toyota OEM Riser 00590-4354371 for electric lift truck applications. Genuine manufacturer part designed for integration with Toyota lift truck frames and carriage assemblies. Alternate manufacturer part number 00590-43543-71. No documented cross-reference or supersession numbers found in manufacturer or approved distributor sources.
Specifications
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | 00590-4354371 |
| Alternate OEM Part Number | 00590-43543-71 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the 00590-4354371 riser and where does it mount?
A: The 00590-4354371 is a Toyota OEM riser designed for integration with Toyota electric lift truck frames and carriage assemblies. It is a structural component that raises or adjusts the mounting height of carriage subassemblies on the mast.
Q: What is the alternate part number for the 00590-4354371?
A: The alternate OEM part number is 00590-43543-71. Both numbers refer to the identical component and can be used interchangeably when ordering or searching supplier inventory.
Q: Are there supersession or cross-reference part numbers for this riser?
A: No documented cross-reference or supersession numbers have been found in manufacturer or approved distributor sources. If you need a replacement and cannot locate the 00590-4354371, verify your truck model and mast height with us to confirm the correct part.
Q: How do I know if my truck needs the 00590-4354371 riser?
A: The riser is required when the carriage position is too low on the mast or when upgrading lift attachments that require higher mounting clearance. Check your truck documentation or current carriage mounting height against the desired attachment height before ordering.
Q: What tools and precautions are needed to install the 00590-4354371?
A: Lower the mast fully and power off the truck before removal. The riser is bolted to the mast frame and carriage. You will need a socket or wrench set matching your truck bolt specifications. Ensure all bolts are torqued to Toyota specifications after installation and test mast operation under no load before resuming service.