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are you absolutely sure on this serial number?
it does not match hyster serial number layout unless this truck is very old.(pre 2000). i suspect it is because of the B suffix on the model number.

hypass has very limited information on this truck series, only engine i can find listed is the perkins.
maybe someone here can come up with a manual or info they have onhand.
sorry i'm not able to find anything useful
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