Crown

CR 076655

CR 076655

Drive Motor

$99,999.00
$99,999.00
⚠️ Compatibility Recommended Before Purchase
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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Compatibility

Make Crown
Model M Series Stacker

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Product Description

Drive Motor

Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Crown, model M Series Stacker. Alternate model: MSeriesStacker. SKU: CR 076655

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What equipment does the CR 076655 drive motor fit?
A: The CR 076655 is a genuine OEM drive motor designed for Crown M Series Stacker pallet jacks. Verify your equipment model matches before ordering, as drive motors are model-specific.

Q: Can the CR 076655 be cross-referenced to other brands?
A: This motor is OEM Crown-specific. Do not assume compatibility with other brands such as Toyota, Raymond, or Yale without confirming electrical specifications, voltage, and mounting dimensions match your equipment.

Q: What should I verify before replacing the drive motor?
A: Confirm your pallet jack model, serial number, voltage rating, and motor rotation direction. Motor polarity and terminal configuration must match your control system to prevent equipment damage or malfunction.

Q: What is the typical service life of the CR 076655?
A: Drive motor lifespan depends on duty cycle, load patterns, and maintenance practices. Motors operating under continuous heavy load will wear faster than those in intermittent service. Monitor for unusual noise or reduced power output.