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Crown Serial # identification

I'm trying get model # and specs from a Crown forklift but I can only read the serial # 9A104724. Can anybody decode this machine for me. The Crown website was not helpful. Thanks
  • Posted 4 Jan 2019 11:43
  • Discussion started by jude_p
  • Louisiana, United States
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Crown can tell you what the Model Number is, based on the Serial Number.

I worked at Crown for a long time; the machine that your working on is an FC; the "40" FC is a 4,000 lbs. lift capacity & the "50" is a 5,000lbs. lift capacity fork lift.

Not all Crown Field Branches are the same. Some are more professional than others.
  • Posted 5 Jan 2019 16:05
  • Reply by LaGrange
  • Missouri, United States
Strong in mind, Strong in Health.
The problem is that these plates are gone but I do have the serial #. Does Crown have a decoding system?
  • Posted 5 Jan 2019 15:37
  • Reply by jude_p
  • Louisiana, United States
9A104 is almost always related to Crown 40 FC -or- 50 FC.

The Data Plate for the 40/50 FC is located very close to the Power Disconnect Handle (painted Red).
When you are sitting on the Operator's Seat, take a look at the Chassis Wall that is near/behind your Left boot; that is where the Data Plate is.
  • Posted 5 Jan 2019 12:46
  • Modified 5 Jan 2019 14:21 by poster
  • Reply by LaGrange
  • Missouri, United States
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