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Master Cylinder for Crown, Mitsubishi, Hyster, Raymond, Toyota, Yale, Clark

CR 080073

Hydraulic Master Cylinder Assembly for Electric Lift Trucks

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Crown Cylinder Electric Lift Truck Parts Hydraulic Master Cylinders

Compatibility

Make

Crown, Mitsubishi, Hyster, Raymond, Toyota, Yale, Clark, Cat Caterpillar

Model

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Product Description

Crown OEM master cylinder, part number CR 080073, is an original equipment hydraulic master cylinder assembly engineered for use in Crown electric lift truck brake systems.

Specifications

Part Numbers & Compatibility
MakeCrown, Mitsubishi, Hyster, Raymond, Toyota, Yale, Clark, Cat Caterpillar
Part NumberCR 080073
Manufacturer Part Number080073

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the CR 080073 master cylinder used for?
A: The CR 080073 is a hydraulic master cylinder assembly designed for use in electric lift truck brake systems. It generates hydraulic pressure when the operator applies the brake pedal, directing fluid to brake actuatoRS at the wheels.

Q: Which makes and models is the CR 080073 compatible with?
A: The CR 080073 master cylinder is compatible with Crown, Mitsubishi, Hyster, Raymond, Toyota, Yale, Clark, and Caterpillar electric lift trucks.

Q: What materials is the CR 080073 master cylinder made from?
A: The CR 080073 is constructed with a cast or aluminum body and includes internal components such as pistons, seals, and springs that meet manufacturer specifications.

Q: How do I know if the CR 080073 needs to be replaced?
A: Signs of failure include a soft or spongy brake pedal, fluid leaks at the cylinder body or port connections, reduced braking force, warning lights on the operator panel, or complete brake system failure. Loss of brake pressure is a safety-critical issue.

Q: How often should the CR 080073 be serviced?
A: Brake fluid should be tested and replaced accoRDing to maintenance schedules, typically every 2 yeaRS or 2000 operating houRS. Inspect the cylinder body for external leaks during routine brake system checks.