STAHL offers a complete line of replacement parts for all of our work truck bodies and mobile cranes. To place your order, call 1.800.277.8245 or fax 1.330.264.3319. Please have your body or crane serial number available when placing your replacement parts order.
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A: Yale forklift serial numbers consist of four parts, and each part gives information about the lift truck to which the serial number is assigned. These four parts are the design series, the manufacturing plant, the sequence of manufacture, and the year of manufacture of the lift truck. This system of numbering has been in place since 1995. (If these instructions look familiar, it is because Yale and Hyster forklift serial numbers are interpreted the same way. Another blog post covers the basics of reading Hyster serial and model codes.)
CLICK HERE to see a complete listing of Series Codes.Engine CodeThe fourth digit of the warranty or vehicle identification number indicates basic engine identification. The chart at right shows engines used in the F-series light-duty trucks (F100/150/250/350) only.CODEYEARCYLC.I.D.CarbTypeA'73-'7462401-bbl.Exc. California'75-'798460*4-bbl.7.5 LitreB'73-'7963001-bbl.4.9 LitreG'73-'7983022-bbl.5.0 LitreH'73-'768390*2-bbl. '77-'7983512-bbl5.8 LitreJ'73-'798460*4-bbl.7.5 LitreM'75-'768390*4-bbl. S'77-'7984002-bbl.6.6 LitreY'73-'7683602-bbl. 1'73-'7662401-bbl.Low compression - D.S.O.5'7483602-bblLow compression - D.S.O.* 390 and 460 engines not available from the factory w/ 4WD trucks.SOURCE: 1973-1979 Ford Truck MasterParts Catalog - Oct. 1979Assembly Plant CodeThe fifth digit of the warranty or vehicle identification number indicates the plant at which the vehicle was assembled.SOURCE: 1973-1979 Ford Truck Master Parts Catalog - Oct. 1979CODEASSEMBLY PLANTBOakvilleCOntario TruckEManwahHLorainIHighland ParkKKansas CityLMichigan TruckCODEASSEMBLY PLANTNNorfolkPTwin Cities(Minneapolis/St Paul)RSan JoseSPilot Plant (Allen Park)ULouisvilleVKentucky TruckNumerical Sequence of AssemblyA production serial number system is used to identify model years. The numbers shown below apply to all (except E-series).From Serial No.To Serial NumberCataloged asModel YearQ00,001S60,0001973S60,001V20,0001974V20,001X40,0001975A00,000D25,0001976O00,001O99,9991977X80,001Z25,000AE0,001CK9,9991978DC0,001FK9,0001979SOURCE: 1973-1979 Ford Truck Master Parts Catalog - Oct. 1979Due to varying production volumes, the exact serial number with which a change becomes effective cannot be determined. When selecting part numbers referenced to serial numbers, the catalog specifications should be used as an aid in selecting the proper part number.Note that up through 1977, the serial number consisted of one letter and 5 numbers (e.g. X00,000). From 1978, it changed to two letters followed by four numbers (e.g. XX0,000).
Each TruckVault has a serial number, which provides TruckVault with information about the product. You will find the serial number on the face of the right hand drawer (2- or multiple-drawer models), or on the right-hand side of the drawer (single drawer).
After WE9 comes the production month, marked by A for January, B for February, C for March, and so on. So if, for example, you get your hands on a Big Easy, Cross-Check, or Steamroller assembled in August 2019, its serial number will begin with WE9H. Finally, the serial number will end with five digits indicating how many unique frames rolled off the line before yours that month. A serial number that looks like WE9H00168 means your bike was the 168th Surly frame Willing assembled in August of 2019. It might look a little different from the rest of the Surly serial numbers out there, but that just means your bike is special, which you already knew.
You can get replacement parts from the distributor you bought your product from. If you do not know who you bought it from, you can use the distributor locator or contact our sales department , and we will refer you to a distributor in your area. The serial number of some products is required so that we can verify the correct parts for the unit.
I have a 5.3 envoy engine with the number on back left upper marks 12566910. what engine is this. will it fit in my GMC envoy 2005 serial # 1GKET16M856195030 XL. PLEASE LET ME KNOWTHANKSGEORGE GARNER
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We are here to help you receive the correct part for your heavy-duty truck. Please contact us if you have any questions, and we can help ensure we ship the correct parts to you. If you have a Volvo Truck, Mack Truck, or Freightliner Truck, please send us your truck serial number to look up the correct parts for your truck's VIN.
This (lengthy) page details engine serial number location, dates, and identification for Model A Ford and Model B Ford engines. The engine serial number was used as the defacto VIN number of the vehicle, as noted by Ford in the vehicle owner's manual Instruction Book below.
As shown above in the 1928 Model A Ford Instruction Book, Ford did in fact specify the engine number to be the 'serial number' of the vehicle, during the Model A (and B) era, and throughout the 1930's. The Specifications and License Data page above in the Instruction Book is quite clear and specific about this.
It is popularly but incorrectly claimed by some people that the serial number of the vehicle was a frame number. Actually, not all Model A vehicles even had a frame number. A great many did not have a frame number stamped, and it varied depending on when and which of the more than two dozen assembly plants completed the vehicle final assembly. There is no Ford literature available indicating a frame number was ever intended for any primary identification of a vehicle by Ford.
The engine number, not a frame number, was the original serial number of the vehicle for title and registration purposes. This is true throughout the Ford Model A and B US and Canadian production era.
Most US and Canadian built Model A Ford engines found in North and South America with serial number prefixes A, AA, AF, or AAF, and Model B Ford engines with serial number prefixes AB, AAB, B, or BB were built at the Rouge or Windsor, Ontario. An 'F' in the number indicated a RHD export configuration for US and Canadian production.
Engines produced at Cork, Ireland, at Manchester and later Dagenham, England, and at Köln, Germany variously carried serial number prefixes A, AF, AA, B, BF, and BB, however with distinctly identifiable numeric serial numbers based on place of manufacture. An 'F' in the number or model indicated a small bore/displacement 14.9 HP (RAC) engine for taxation purposes
Cork, Manchester, Dagenham, and Köln used serial numbers assigned from groups of numbers granted by the Rouge from within the larger sequence of Rouge numbers. Some Model B engines having an AA prefix and Rouge group serial numbers were also built and stamped at Dagenham in 1935 and 1936 and were used in Model AA trucks having factory Model B engines.
Model A engines with serial number prefix CA, CAA, CAW, CAAW, CAE, CAAE, CAR, CAAR, CAT, CAAT, CAY, CAAY, CAU, CAAU, CAI, CAAI, CAO, CAAO, CAP, CAAP, CAS, CAAS, CAD, and CAAD, and Model B engines with serial number prefix CBG and CBQ were built and stamped at Ford of Canada in East Windsor (Ford City), Ontario. Ford Canada used serial number series of their own creation and control.
The engine number was assigned to completed engines after they had passed the electric motor-driven engine run-in (run-off) tests. They were then released to the Branch Assembly plants for vehicle assembly. The engine number then became the serial number for the complete vehicle at final vehicle assembly.
The number cannot be inspected without removal of sheet metal and lifting of the body off the frame because the frame number was covered with the splash apron and body. Additionally, it is usually difficult or impossible to read the frame number due to frame corrosion and pitting from the moisture held by the cotton frame webbing. (Additional note: frame serial numbers were typically not stamped on Canadian-built Model A's).
Additionally, the original engine production ledgers on file at the Benson Ford Research Center clearly show, by serial number, hundreds of engines which were re-numbered at the Rouge with entirely new engine numbers. Some of these engines were ones which were returned from branches for subsequent scrap, salvage, or recovery/refurbish. In those cases, the original "starred" upper number was "X'd out", and a later new starred number was stamped below it on the lower half of the pad. 2ff7e9595c
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