It sounds as if my machine is really old.
A collectors item maybe ?
They obviously made them well in those days.
It is still in service & loved.

thanks

Andy

I asked my father and Gary is right. 1958. In the 60's the serial numbers were 1 figure shorter and the first digit was the year in the 60s.
Part numbers should be equal.

Wow - that is very helpful.

Thanks

Andy

I think it is 1975. Early trucks had only 1 figure for the year. I have to ask my father who worked on those trucks when they were new :-). He knows for sure.

I have a book with Lansing wheels and it shows the following part numbers (Can't confirm 100%, but when the sizes are good you are problably good to go:

load roller
part number 1002897-001
170x83 mm
8 1/2 x 3 1/4"

drive wheel
part number 3000808-001
310x114
7 3/4 x 3"
6 wheel bolts
pitch diameter 96

Both available at TVH

FRES 2.1 stabiliser wheel?
2001463-001
7 1/2 x 1 1/2"
Not available...

Your forklift supplier can order these at TVH

Good morning Gary

That is very helpful - thanks.
I will try & do that.

kind regards

Andy

Hi Andrew
Your Fres 2 was manufactured in 1958 going by the serial no, the first 2 digits denote the year. From memory those wheelscan be bonded so as long as you have the old wheels a tyre company should be able to rebound them.