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Forklift Propane Tank Brackets at Intella Parts

Forklift propane tank brackets are useful for keeping propane tanks sturdy during tough conditions. Additionally, tank brackets can help prevent injuries by making the process of changing tanks easier.

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Why Forklift Propane Tank Brackets are Useful

Compressed gases and be very dangerous. By law, certain gas tanks, such as welding gas tanks, have to be chained to something in a building. If they are not chained to the building, in the event of a fire, the tanks turn into missiles and will kill firefighters. Brackets can help prevent this from happening. By securing the tank to a building, or forklift, tanks will be prevent from getting loose and causing damage.

Forklift Propane Tank Brackets in Action

Intella offers high forklift propane tank brackets that are built out of thick gauge steel at a competitive price. Order today!


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Fake forklift part numbers

Since the mid-1980s various forklift manufacturers have had aftermarket parts programs featuring parts for competitive brands.  The Hyster Company came out with Unisource in the early 1980s, Caterpillar following with Promatch in 1988, and most other forklift OEMs jumped on board in the 90s or early 2000s.

Names of the aftermarket parts programs from certain OEMs:

Hyster:  In North America they called the program “Unisource”, in Europe they called the program Multiquip.

Caterpillar:  PROMATCH

Clark: Totallift

Crown: One Source

Nissan:  Duralift

Mitsubishi:  Mastersource (then recently, Promatch)

Yale:  Premier parts program

Raymond:  Raymond Z program, OTR program (other-than-Raymond)

Toyota: STAR lift program

So what are “fake” OEM parts numbers?

We call forklift part numbers that are for competitive brands of equipment “fake” part numbers.   You might have a Hyster number that appears to be a part number but in reality it’s for another brand forklift.  It’s one of their aftermarket part numbers.
Here’s a guide to “fake” part numbers:

Hyster:  8 digit part numbers that start with a 3 are Unisourcd aftermarket part numbers for non Hyster forklifts.  Example: 3002381
Caterpillar/Mitsubishi: Part numbers in the following ranges: 0971001-0973999, part numbers starting with 2I or 9I like 2I5326, 10 digit part numbers that start with A like A000006449
Clark:  6 digit numbers that start with 44 like 444817 or 7 digit part numbers that start with 70 like 7004042

Toyota: Starlift numbers often begin with 005 like this 00590-01362-71

Yale part numbers are always 9 digits long.  Yale forklift part numbers that start with 22 are Premier aftermarket program part numbers like this one:  220034232

What It Means

So what does it mean if you’ve stumbled on a part number like this?  It means the part doesn’t really fit the brand it’s labelled with.  It’s simply an aftermarket part, marketed by a particular forklift brand, which fits not that brand but a competitive brand.  Sort of like if Chevy started selling parts for Toyota.


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