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Is this a model number?

Hey trying to find information about the forklift we have at work. It looks to be from the 80s. The plate with serial number and model has been missing for some time. I found a data plate on the axle. Some of the information has been qiped but it has the following info.
SR No.:D5L004
..NS GP : G5 - D8Y
..... NO. : A333033

Would I be correct in assuming the second one is the model number?
  • Posted 12 Dec 2024 10:44
  • By FrederickMcCl1
  • joined 12 Dec'24 - 1 message
  • New South Wales, Australia
F McClure

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