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Caterpillar forklifts

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a plug in my old forklift is broken (see photo). I'm looking for a new one. Does anyone know where I can find it?
 

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Any Cat/Mitsubishi forklift dealer should be able to ID a part number and obtain it for you.
I would google for dealer closest to me. Then call him with FULL model/SN#.
 
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I don’t recognize that particular style of connector at this moment, but you would be surprised how many different aftermarket electric connector kits are on Amazon, nowadays. About every oddball connector you can think of. For cheap. For less money than it takes to drive to the dealer.
 
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