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B series – Crown Equipment Power Lift Stackers B Series User Manual

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B Series

Specifications

1

Manufacturer

Crown Equipment Corporation

2

Model

20B

20BS

20BT

Mast Type

Single

Single

Telescopic

Load Handling Configuration

Fork Over

Straddle

Straddle

3

Power

Electric**

12-Volt Lift System

4

Operator Type

Walkie

5

Load Capacity*

Max

lb

2000

6

Load Center

in

24

7

Lifting Height

in

57

67

54

64

90

110

Free Lift

in

52.5

62.5

52.5

62.5

51

61

8

Collapsed Height

in

78.3

78.3

78.3

78.3

81.5

81.5

9

Extended Height

in

78.3

79

78.3

78.3

111

131

10

Head Length

in

17

19.12

21.5

11

Wheelbase

in

36.3

41.81

43.5

12

Net Weight with Batteries

lb

755

855

1295

13

Inside Straddle

in

18.12

26.5

32-50

Outside Straddle

in

6.3" + Inside Straddle Dimension

14

Fork Length

in

30 Standard, 36, 42 and 48 Available

15

Lifting Speeds

w/wo Load fpm

18/35

16

Lowering Speeds

w/wo Load fpm

38/22

General Information

Dimensions

* Attachments and longer load dimensions may result in derating of the capacity. Contact local dealer.

** Manually propelled for horizontal travel

B Series

Technical Information

Capacity
2000 lb at 24" load center.

Batteries
Two 6-volt, three cell 17 plate
lead acid batteries. Each battery
rated at 100 amp hours at 20
hour rate, and 87 amp hours at
six hour rate.

Charger
Built-in 110/130 volt silicon rectifier
type. Built-in ammeter shows
charging rate during charging
cycle. Other voltages available.

Standard Equipment
1. 12-volt fused electrical

system

2. Plexiglass safety shield

3. Dual floor locks

4. Emergency power disconnect

5. Batteries

6. Built-in 120-volt battery

charger

7. Adjustable outriggers (BT only)

Optional Equipment
1. Snap-on platform

2. Polyurethane load and

caster wheels

3. Load backrest

4. Key switch

5. Remote lift/lower control with

12' coil cord and push-button
station

6. Fifth-wheel steering

Chassis
Fabricated from steel plate
and bar stock completely shot-
blasted prior to finish coat. Base
plate formed from steel plate
and reinforced with protective
bumper skirt. Vertical guide mast
assembly welded as an integral
part of main chassis. Guide mast
channels on telescopic models
are a special, hot-rolled steel
section designed exclusively for
lift truck use.

Carriage Rollers
Alloy steel rollers contoured to
fit mast and equipped with
roller bearings.

Lift Chain
Two alloy steel leaf-type lift chains.

Outriggers
Formed from heavy-gauge steel
plate with end contoured around
load wheel. Outrigger and load
wheel axles are flush to prevent
pallet or skid damage.

Forks
1.5" thick x 3" wide forged-steel
forks with full upset heel standard
on all BS and BT models. Fixed,
formed 2.75" thick x 4.75"
wide steel forks welded to fork
carriage on B models.

Wheels and Tires
Standard equipment includes:
Steel caster wheels
5" dia x 1.88" face.

Steel load wheels 4" x 2" face.
All wheels equipped with roller
bearings.

Operator Controls
1. Raise/lower lever located

between chassis uprights.
Provides a fixed lifting speed
and variable speed lowering.

2. Safety power disconnect lever,

located next to raise/lower
control, shuts off all battery
power to truck.

3. Foot operated floor lock lever.

Pedal raises/lowers two
spring-loaded, flat-rubber
pads.

Hydraulic System
1. Heavy-duty motor, gear pump,

check valve, relief valve and
control valve

2. Pressure compensated flow

control valve to regulate
lowering speed.

3. Lift cylinders equipped with

polyurethane packings.

4. Drain line from lift cylinder

to reservoir.

5. Hydraulic fluid reservoir

equipped with breather-filter
to prevent foreign matter from
entering hydraulic system.

6. Overload valve set to bypass

fluid to reservoir when system
reaches maximum pressure.

Safety Shield
Clear, high-impact plexiglass to
help protect operator from chains
and cylinder.

Other Options
1. Audible travel alarm

2. Flashing lights

Safety considerations and
dangers associated with audible
travel alarms and flashing lights
include:

• Multiple alarms and/or lights

can cause confusion.

• Workers ignore the alarms

and/or lights after day-in and
day-out exposure.

• Operator may transfer the

responsibility for “looking out”
to the pedestrians.

• Annoys operators and

pedestrians.

Dimensions and performance
data given may vary due to
manufacturing tolerances.
Performance is based on an
average size vehicle and is
affected by weight, condition of
truck, how it is equipped and the
conditions of the operating area.
Crown products and specifica-
tions are subject to change
without notice.