Hello, I am new to this forum, and found this discussion searching for a part number for the same roller chain that keith f asked about. I was wondering if you were able to get the part number? If so, I would be grateful if you would share it with me.
Hi Brewski, yes, that's what I am doing.
Just was hoping that a cross-matrix/decoder existed somewhere....
Clark uses a old system that was developed by General motors to look up parts. The numbers in your parts book are simply reference numbers. The reference numbers have to be looked up by Clark authorized parts people. The answer to your questions are simply contact your local dealer, they can get you the part numbers you are looking for.
Hi Kevin, thanks for the reply, and the tips on ordering chain.
Wow, it seems crazy that the part numbers in the Clark parts manual, are not the actual Clark part numbers.
I own a couple of John Deere's and can go to jdparts.com and lookup jd part numbers easily.
I also need a brake master cylinder (23.150) and reservoir (23.792) for the forklift.
Where can I get a list of the parts in my clark parts manual, and the actual Clark part numbers so I can search for them on eBay?
Also, how do I figure out what is the part number of the service manual for my machine?
Thanks!
The numbers in your parts manual and the actual part numbers are going to be totally diffrent...
As for lift chains and pins....look on the lift chain and look to see what is stamped on the leaves...example...BL 450....can order chain cheaper that way..also when replacing chain,dont measure and replace,but count the number of links and replace that way...