Yale G51C-040:
Need Head Gasket and other parts

We have an "old" gasoline powered G51C -040 forktruck. We need a head gasket, an oil filter, and a cooling fan. Can anyone help us locate those parts? The engine is a 4 cylinder flathead with up-draft carburetor. S/N AK143569

The full Model No. is G51C-040-NFS-G, the F could be an E as the Nameplate has a deep gouge near the F or E and we cannot determine if the letter in the Model No. is an F or E.
  • Posted 16 Aug 2021 03:42
  • Discussion started by Murph
  • Pennsylvania, United States
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