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How to dismantle Crown Turret 30TSP-TN

I am in the process of moving out a 2006 crown turret Model # 30TSP-TN (TN means no free lift) with a 22 feet tall mast. I need to know the steps to fellow to separate the mast from the tractor. I have the service manual for 30TSP but no instruction for the dismantling of the lift. Anyone out there knows how to lay down the mast on its face. Any help will be much appreciated. Also need to know the sizes of fittings to cap the hydraulic lines. Thank you very much. My email address is alextare33 at yahoo.
  • Posted 24 Jan 2014 23:02
  • By alex_t
  • joined 21 Nov'10 - 9 messages
  • Washington, United States

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