Traction Motor 36V for Crown Electric Lift Truck
CR 094687
Electric motors are model-, voltage-, rotation-, mounting-, shaft-, and sometimes serial-number specific. Installing an incompatible motor may result in equipment damage, electrical damage, or unsafe operation.
Before ordering, confirm:
- Equipment make and model
- Serial number (if applicable)
- Operating voltage
- Rotation direction (CW / CCW)
- Shaft diameter and length
- Mounting pattern and flange type
If you’re unsure, contact us before purchasing with your equipment details.
Non-Refundable Item: Motors are non-refundable. Please verify compatibility before purchasing.
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Product Description
Traction Motor 36V Requires Core Charge CR 094687-C
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the CR 094687 traction motor and which Crown forklifts use it?
A: The CR 094687 is a 36V traction motor for Crown electric counterbalance forklifts. It serves as the primary motor for drivetrain propulsion on FC series sit-down models and other designated Crown electric lift trucks. Verify your specific model compatibility before ordering.
Q: What does the core charge CR 094687-C requirement mean?
A: The CR 094687 requires a core charge, which means you must exchange an old, core motor (CR 094687-C) when you purchase the new unit. Core charges incentivize return of worn or failed motors for remanufacturing. The credit applied to your invoice covers the returned core.
Q: What voltage specifications does the CR 094687 operate at?
A: The CR 094687 is rated for 36 volts DC operation, which is the standard voltage system for most Crown sit-down electric forklifts. Confirm your truck battery system voltage matches 36V before installation.
Q: Are there cross-reference part numbers for the CR 094687 from other manufacturers?
A: The CR 094687 is an OEM Crown-specific part. No direct cross-reference equivalents from Toyota, Raymond, Yale, or other manufacturers are available due to Crown motor specification differences. Order the CR 094687 directly for Crown equipment.
Q: How long does a traction motor typically last in service?
A: Motor lifespan depends on operating hours, duty cycle, and maintenance practices. Heavy-use operations may see failures between 3000 and 8000 hours. Proper tire maintenance, smooth acceleration, and avoiding overload conditions extend motor life significantly.