Product Description
CR 101302 is an OEM-quality lift cylinder seal kit engineered for Crown electric pallet jack applications. This kit includes NBR elastomer seals, PTFE back-up rings, and a nylon wear ring, and is specified for use on Crown hydraulic lift cylinder assemblies with 2-1/8 to 2-1/2 inch bore diameters. Supersedes part number 101302; equivalent to CR101302 aftermarket references.
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Crown |
| Part Number | CR 101302 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 101302 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | CR101302, 101302 |
| Application | Crown electric pallet jack |
| Supersedes Part Number | 101302 |
Additional Specifications
| Back-up Ring Material | PTFE |
| Seal Materials | Nitrile (NBR) elastomer, Nylon, PTFE back-up rings |
| Wear Ring Material | Nylon |
| Equivalent Aftermarket References | CR101302 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which Crown electric lift truck model is the CR 101302 compatible with?
A: The CR 101302 is designed for use on Crown electric lift trucks with compatible hydraulic lift cylinder assemblies.
Q: What materials are used in the CR 101302 seal kit?
A: This seal kit includes NBR elastomer seals, PTFE back-up rings, and a nylon wear ring. These materials are selected for durability and compatibility with standard hydraulic fluids.
Q: How should I determine if the CR 101302 is the right replacement for my lift cylinder?
A: Verify that your lift cylinder is compatible with the CR 101302 by checking its specifications. This kit is intended for use on Crown electric lift trucks with compatible hydraulic systems.
Q: What are the signs that a CR 101302 seal kit may need replacement?
A: Monitor for signs of wear such as fluid leakage, pressure loss, or discoloration. These can indicate that the seal kit requires replacement to maintain optimal performance.
Q: Can I use the CR 101302 seal kit with synthetic hydraulic fluids?
A: The NBR elastomer and PTFE materials in the CR 101302 are compatible with standard petroleum-based hydraulic fluids. Synthetic fluids should only be used if they are specifically rated for NBR seals.