Product Description
Crown CR 89360 Torsion Spring is an OEM component for Crown electric lift trucks, constructed from high carbon steel and supplied under part numbers 89360, 089360, and HO036-17. This spring serves as a torsion member in lift truck control mechanisms.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Finish/Coating | Uncoated, plain finish |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | 89360 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CR 89360 |
| Alternate Part Numbers | 089360 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | HO036-17 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the CR 89360 torsion spring used for?
A: CR 89360 is an OEM torsion spring manufactured from high carbon steel for Crown electric lift trucks. It serves as a torsion member in lift truck control mechanisms, providing rotational spring force in steering and load control assemblies.
Q: What are the material specifications for CR 89360?
A: CR 89360 is constructed from high carbon steel with an uncoated, plain finish. This material provides high tensile strength and consistent spring rates required for lift truck steering and control functions. The uncoated finish is standard for OEM replacement.
Q: What are the cross-reference part numbers for the CR 89360 torsion spring?
A: CR 89360 is cross-referenced to OEM part number 89360, alternate number 089360, and interchangeable part number HO036-17. Use any of these references when ordering as replacements.
Q: Which Crown lift truck models fit CR 89360?
A: CR 89360 is designed for multiple Crown electric lift truck models and control systems. Verify your truck model and serial range against the part fit chart, or contact us with your equipment details for confirmation.
Q: How do I know when the CR 89360 torsion spring needs replacement?
A: Replace the torsion spring if steering becomes sluggish, does not center automatically, or shows visible damage like cracks or deformation. A failed spring cannot maintain tension and will cause control issues or drift.
Q: What is the lifespan of the CR 89360 spring?
A: High carbon steel torsion springs typically last several years under normal operation. Lifespan depends on truck usage intensity, steering cycles, and maintenance. Springs can fatigue and weaken over time or fail suddenly if overloaded.