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I'm trying to dig up the manuals for my 1960s LCRTF - specifically, -20p and -35p.
I've hunted for weeks. It came with the -20, which helped, but the others would be a Godsend.
Thanks!
-Jon
Nothing on the plate that's attached to the body - maybe it was on the old engine?
What I did find through searching the model/name was an NSN 3930-00-679-4458 and an FSN contract# 3930-679-4458.
Is this the right place to ask about tech manual resources? I've searched and searched, but cannot find a source for the manuals I'm missing for my machine (Ugly Betty). The one I most want to get my hands on is the P companion to the TM 10-3930-212-20. I'm not too concerned with the engine -...
It does. Not working quite right at the moment. I can get the 4 wheel turn to go left, but straightening it out is a problem. I haven't really tried the crab steer yet. It all might be related to the 4WD not working right. I'm still learning about it.
Right you are, Sir.
NSN 3930-00-679-4458
Army RJF-060 LCRTF MHE-164
Telescoping forklift with a 6,000lb lift capacity.
Built by Baker
I have one of the TMs: TM 10-3930-212-20 - trying the find the others - especially the 20s parts list
The original gas engine was replaced with a diesel one...
I recently got an old 1960-ish LCRTF (Light Capability Rough Terrain Folklift). I think it's Army designation was MHE-164/RJF-060
It was made on contract by Baker. 6,000lb lift capacity.
It came with one TM - 10-3930-212-20. I'm hoping to track down the other manuals. It's somewhay functional...
I'm a part time sawyer and was looking for a decent machine to move logs and lumber around. I stumbled on a Craigslist an old military rough terrain forklift. It's mine now, and even came with one of the printed TMs. I'm hoping to find out more about it, and restore it to its full capabilities.
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