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Hello everyone,

My name is Daniel, I'm trying to help my Danish uncle find a distributor to fix his Hyster forklift. The data tag on the truck says the model is H90C (Serial number: C5E 2556P) but I can't find that model anywhere online, All I see is H80C or H90FT, H90XM, H90XMS. Are these models the US equivalent to the H90C (Danish) I visited a Hyster dealership but the desk man said he wasn't able to look it up. I read on this forum from "Swoop" that the Hyster online database only goes back to 2000 and I believe my uncles truck is from 1993. I am specifically looking for a distributor for this model. Any reply with any advice or leads would help, I'm doing my best to learn about these old trucks to get to the bottom of this problem.

Thanks and have a great day.
  • Posted 17 Oct 2024 05:05
  • By Daniel_George
  • joined 17 Oct'24 - 2 messages
  • North Carolina, United States
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