Doosan Forklift Service Manuals and Wiring Diagrams

The history of Doosan traces back to 1896 when Park Sung-jik established a small shop in Seoul. In 1946, the corporation adopted the name Doosan.In 1977, Daewoo Heavy Industries emerged as a division of the South Korean conglomerate Daewoo. Through collaboration with Hitachi, production of crawler excavators commenced, eventually leading to the development of the Solar model range.

Doosan acquired Daewoo Heavy Industries in 2005, bolstering its position in the construction equipment market. Initially, equipment was marketed under the Doosan-Daewoo brand, but by 2007, it was streamlined under the Doosan brand exclusively.Beyond construction equipment, Doosan Corporation produces a diverse array of products, ranging from food and beverages to engines, heavy equipment, and power plants. Doosan's Infracore division specializes in construction equipment.

Doosan Infracore is a global entity with extensive production facilities and a network of representative offices worldwide. The acquisition of Daewoo Heavy Industries & Machinery in 2005 enabled Doosan to enter the construction equipment market. Initially, Doosan focused on excavators and front loaders, eventually ranking 6th globally in earth-moving and road-building equipment production by the end of 2010.Presently, Doosan Infracore boasts various brands, including Doosan (wheeled and tracked excavators, mini excavators, front loaders), Bobcat (mini skid steer loaders, telescopic loaders, mini excavators, mini track loaders, mini municipal equipment), Ingersoll Rand (compressors, compactors, generators, lighting equipment), Montabert (attachments), Beith (attachments), Tramac (attachments), and Doosan Moxy (articulated dump trucks).

With three major factories located in South Korea, China, and Belgium, Doosan produces construction equipment under the Doosan brand. A robust network of sales offices and dealerships worldwide facilitates the production of over 50,000 units of equipment annually.