Product Description
Crown OEM turnbuckle, part number CR 125615, designed for adjustable linkage and tensioning applications in electric lift trucks. Constructed of industrial grade steel with protective coating for corrosive environments. Direct replacement for Crown electric lift truck models requiring CR 125615 or equivalent 125615/0125615 components.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Construction Material | Steel |
| Finish | Corrosion protective coating |
Mechanical Specifications
| Thread Type | Metric or Unified coarse (require verification for Crown application) |
| Design Factor | Minimum 5:1 (industry baseline for material handling turnbuckles; Crown specific value not published) |
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| OEM Part Number | CR 125615 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 125615 |
| Equivalent Part Number | 0125615 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the CR 125615 turnbuckle designed for?
A: The CR 125615 is an industrial-grade steel turnbuckle designed for adjustable linkage and tensioning applications in Crown electric lift trucks. It provides fine adjustment capability for load chains, lift mechanisms, and structural connections.
Q: What material and finish is the CR 125615 constructed from?
A: The CR 125615 turnbuckle is manufactured from industrial-grade steel with a corrosion-protective coating. This coating protects against rust and degradation in warehouse, outdoor, and cold storage environments.
Q: What equivalent part numbers cross-reference to the CR 125615?
A: The CR 125615 may also be referenced as Crown part number 125615 or 0125615 in older documentation. Verify your equipment documentation to confirm which reference number appears in your service manual.
Q: What is the design safety factor for the CR 125615?
A: The CR 125615 meets a minimum 5:1 design safety factor, which is standard for material handling equipment connections. This ensures the turnbuckle can safely handle the rated working loads without failure.
Q: How should the CR 125615 be maintained?
A: Inspect the CR 125615 regularly for corrosion, cracks, or bent threads. Keep the adjustment mechanism clean and free from dirt and moisture. In corrosive environments, monitor the protective coating for damage and address it promptly.
Q: What thread type does the CR 125615 use?
A: The CR 125615 uses either metric or unified coarse threads. Verify the thread specification in your Crown equipment manual before ordering, as thread type affects fitment on your specific model.