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I just bought an old Yale lift that Yale dealers in El Paso and Amarillo cannot identify. Here is the nameplate data: Model G51P- 030-CRS; U.L. Type G; Serial Number P-159134. Capacity 3000. I am trying to repair the brakes, but the above dealers cannot cross-reference the oil seals, brake cylinders or brake shoes. Can anyone advise what year lift this is, and where I might find parts for it? Thanks, Chuck
  • Posted 30 Sep 2008 11:34
  • By chucktuck
  • joined 30 Sep'08 - 2 messages
  • Texas, United States

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