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We have been using an old Yale forklift on the farm and it's time to give the old girl some TLC. Originally gas, but converted to LP.

The only identification I can find is the engine info: Chrysler Industrial Model 30-2508-1 Type 369711

I will try to upload some pics but the forklift looks like http://www.modularparts.com/COMPUTERS-/Laptops-/Yale-forklift-6-cyl-4000-lbs-192-lift-height.cfm
  • Posted 2 Sep 2016 13:17
  • By NebFarmer
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  • Nebraska, United States

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