Your truck
Truck brand
Toyota, Crown, Raymond, Hyster, Yale, Caterpillar, Komatsu, or other.
Truck model
From the data plate on the truck, not the battery.
Truck serial number (optional)
Helps the dealer confirm the exact configuration.
Voltage & capacity
Battery voltage
Must match the truck exactly. Check the data plate: 24V, 36V, 48V, or 80V.
Amp-hour (Ah) rating
Printed on the battery data plate. Sets runtime between charges.
Number of batteries needed
How many trucks are you sizing for?
Compartment dimensions
Length ____ in × Width ____ in × Height ____ in
Measure inside the battery tray, in inches.
Battery weight (if known)
The battery is part of the counterweight on counterbalance trucks.
Connector & charger
Connector type
SB175, SB350, Euro-style, or other. Note the cable position too.
Charger type
Conventional, opportunity, or fast charge — and its voltage.
Charger age / condition
An old charger may need replacing with the battery.
How you run it
Shifts per day
1, 2, or 3 — this sets the capacity and chemistry that make sense.
Hours per shift
How long does the truck run between charges?
Opportunity charging available?
Can the truck plug in during breaks? Yes / No.
Operating environment
Indoor, outdoor, cold storage, heat, dust — each changes the spec.
What you want quoted
New battery
Lead-acid or lithium-ion — or open to either.
Used / reconditioned battery
Load-tested, for lighter duty or tight budgets.
Rental / lease
Peak season, emergency coverage, or try-before-you-buy.
Repair / reconditioning
Dead cells, cables, sulfation — fix instead of replace.
Charger
New charger matched to the battery and chemistry.
Old battery removal / core credit
Dealers usually haul the old battery away and recycle it.
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