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Thanks for the replies! I found out today that it is a 1965 model. On the data plate it says- York manufacturing inc. materials handling division, Hayward, Calif. I have not seen the lift in person yet, just pictures from my buddy who works for the company I bought it from. I will work on trying to figure out how to post a picture on this forum. Thanks- Scott
  • Posted 27 Dec 2018 10:31
  • By 10fords
  • joined 21 Dec'18 - 4 messages
  • California, United States

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