Crown Equipment Corporation

Roger J Quinlan, Jr

Craig J Rekow

Michael P Gallagher

Trisha M Luthman

Adam M Ruppert

Thornton K Lothrop

Ryan R Berger

Robert J Henshaw

Benjamin John Purrenhage

Eric J Hanson

Steven R Pulskamp

Ryan Robert Berger

William C Jones

Paul D Magee

Jeffrey T DeBord

Kevin Anthony Gilliland

Matthew J Otto

George K Chow

Gary Lester Topp

William S Boyd

Jason L Seitz

Thronton K Lothrop

Daniel L White

Edward E Shuret

Lindsey P Unrast

Allen D Sprague

Thomas P Nichols

A plurality of control elements extend from the base portion of a control module in a materials handling vehicle. The control elements are located adjacent to one another, wherein at least one of the control elements includes mounting structure that permits the control element to be selectively mounted to the base portion in at least first and second positions. The first position defines a first distance between the control element and an immediately adjacent control element and the second position defines a second distance between the control element and the immediately adjacent control element, the second distance being greater than the first.

Control elements for materials handling vehicles

A tiller knob has a top section having a lower periphery with a first plurality of indented segments and a bottom section having an upper periphery with a second plurality of indented segments. When the lower periphery and the upper periphery are mated with one another, the first plurality of indented segments cooperates with the second plurality of indented segments to form separate openings around an outer circumference of the tiller knob. A center section is located between the top section and the bottom section so that outer surfaces of extending segments are exposed through the separate openings. A multi-sectional tiller knob having top and bottom sections formed of a first material and a center section formed of a second material is also disclosed.

Tiller knob assembly for steering wheel

Tiller knob

Fork lift truck

Counterweight for a lift truck

Overhead guard for a lift truck

A materials handling vehicle is provided comprising a power unit, a mast assembly and a fluid supply system. The mast assembly is coupled to the power unit. The mast assembly comprises a weldment, a movable element and a ram/cylinder assembly coupled to the movable element to effect movement of the element. The fluid supply system includes manifold apparatus and at least one fluid line coupled to the manifold apparatus and the ram/cylinder assembly. The manifold apparatus provides pressurized hydraulic fluid to the ram/cylinder assembly via the fluid line to raise the movable element. The manifold apparatus is mounted to the mast assembly.

Materials handling vehicle with improved visibility

Materials handling vehicle

Walkie stacker lift truck

Walkie stacker

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Troy, OH, United States of America

Roger J Quinlan, Jr