can you help with years for these serials?
9A181939
9A181630
02/2016 completion date for 9A226232 as per Crown
Hello, trying to trace an SC5225-30, serial number 9A226232 for production date. Can anyone let us know?
Thanks in advance!
Just purchased a a RC-3020-30. Serial number 1A232645. Can anyone tell me what year this is??
How do you determine that info ?
Look if you plan to run this unit 4 to 6 hours a day see what you can get the lift for without the battery and invest in a new battery and charger. Your lift will run cooler and less heat means longer component life. I have seen really nice units fall flat on their butts due to a crappy battery. The battery is the key to any Crown.
Your truck is probably a 1970's model with not much value. It is a stand up reach truck with a 2 stage mast. Even if it were 3 years old it wouldn't be worth much because of the mast.
Top right side of the Mast you will see serial number and manufacture date stamped into it. As to what it is worth that all depends on lifting height and age of the battery.
Hi, I have a Crown Model 35RRTL SERL. W-81667 Can anyone tell me the year built and roughly what its worth? Good condition, Batteries work and I have the charger.
Thanks!!
Paul
I am looking to get the age of this machine
Reach Single - 2010 Crown forklift, model RR5225-45, s/n 1A323913
Any help appreciated
I have a crown RR 5000
what is the year of it
serial number 1A205975
You need to find the pilot cell. It will be near the positive or negative terminal. One of the bus ties (long lead connectors between cells) will have data stamped onto it. Depending on the brand it will be easy to read or in some strange code only the manufacturer knows. A good battery manufacturer should make the information available on its website. Do the voltage checks mentioned above and determine the battery's age.
Warning! I don't know very many people who take the battery seriously or have the experience or knowledge (even at battery places). If you find someone who knows about batteries, keep in touch with this person. Get a second opinion on all battery repairs or service.
The Crown brand tolerates battery problems very well so you shouldn't have to do much more research or testing.
Understand that most batteries have a life of about 3 years, I don"t care about the design,etc. Nobody takes proper care of their batteries, very few know how.
Try to have a new battery within a year and get the battery manual for the brand you have (should be able to download off the website).
True ,I just gave a quick down and dirty way.I always tie my meter to overhead to test.But the fact of buying a lift from a company who repairs lifts that cant check a battery?
Scares me.
I never recommend "drive and deadhead at same time", since that requires looking and focusing in 2 different places at the same time, and the fact the chopper panel is controlling the drive function, and fly-back current is far stronger in the drive circuit. Just dead heading the hydraulics is far safer (especially to suggest for a non tech, or someone who might buy a battery forklift without being sure how to check the battery) and far more accurate.
Now if the unit has chopper hydraulics, then you need an amp meter and hydraulic pressure gauge to be sure how much load you are putting on the battery...
(The seller is a forklift repair shop in town, but they didn't seem to know how to test the battery. )
And that dont scare you?Make sure battery is charged and cooled for 8 hrs run truck for 10 to 15 min.Check main voltage then under load shouldn't be much of a drop.Load IE drive and dead head hyd at same time.
Here is the requested info.
Serial Number: 1A124725
Model Number: 30RCTT
Sales Customer Name:
Date Completed: 10/16/1992
Date Installed: 11/03/1992
Date Inactive:
Date Used: 02/02/2007