Yale ??:
Any idea on SN location or model # on this old Yale?

Hows it going guys? Hoping someone recognizes this old beast enough to identify it. I believe its a 1970 model (I believe) equipped with a 192 Ford Industrial engine (also not positive on this, could be a 172?). Any idea where Yale would have stamped SNs around 1970? Cant seem to find anything stamped at all and need some brake parts and need to know capacities etc.

I believe its at least an 6-8k lift capacity but no data plates isnt helping...

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  • Posted 18 May 2020 01:51
  • Discussion started by Mike_Langiano
  • Colorado, United States

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