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Recently I bought early '70s? vintage AC FPL40-24-2PS pneumatic tire forklift with Buda, 4B-153, OHV, 4 cyl. propane engine & Borg Warner T11 two speed auto. trans. (rigid machine!)
I bought a engine/trans. parts manual on ebay - In looking through the manual I noticed various part #'s as being for a "Cotton Unit". I was hoping one of you really checked out A/C guys might know what that was? I noticed the front engine crankshaft pulley was a 2 belt for the "Cotton Unit" as opposed to a 1 belt as mine is - but then some of these had an "Oil Clutch" paired with a manual trans. so ???
Thanks for any info.
  • Posted 9 Mar 2013 15:42
  • By jake38311
  • joined 9 Mar'13 - 5 messages
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