Discussion:
Raymond Model R40C40QM vs R40C40TT = Vehicle Manager

Hi,

Can somebody tell me if the the module "Vehicle Manager" can work in any of these Raymond models: R40C40QM, R40C40TT?

Serial numbers

R40C40QM Serial No R40-01-03434
R40C40TT Serial No R40-01578-00

I got damage that module and one of R40C40TT is what I got, just before install it. I would like to make sure about it, in order to avoid any risky situation.

Thanks

Luis

PS. Both models has a side shifter
  • Posted 20 Jun 2007 02:22
  • By luis_v
  • joined 25 Feb'07 - 127 messages
  • Mexico

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