3701010-C122
3701010-C122 / 3708010-5B5
Elecdura
Available for qualified orders
20 pcs
7 - 15 Days
Neutral packaging / private-label review
18 Months
3701010-C122 / 3708010-5B5
Heli forklift-truck applications using the Dachai CA498 diesel engine and the specified 24V 4.5kW 9T CW starter
Confirm 24V, 4.5kW, 9T, CW, 2 × Ø13 mounting holes, centered two-ear locating profile, 95 mm engagement C and 9 mm distance to drive gear H, mounting orientation and terminal layout against the removed starter before volume supply.
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Forklift downtime affects loading, production and warehouse schedules, so a useful 3701010-C122 request should identify the Heli truck and CA498 engine before the unit is needed. That lets a distributor plan stock by fleet size rather than by emergency alone.
The short 3708010-5B5 reference can appear in another engine context. For this product, keep 3701010-C122, Heli, CA498, 9T and the two-hole mounting face together so a similar Chinese diesel starter is not selected by number alone.
This unit is specified at 24V, 4.5kW, 9T, module 3 and clockwise rotation. These values define the electrical system and drive interface, and should be copied consistently into purchasing, warehouse and workshop documents.
Primary OE / Reference | 3701010-C122 |
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Application | Heli forklift-truck applications using the Dachai CA498 diesel engine and the specified 24V 4.5kW 9T CW starter |
Voltage | 24V |
Rated Power | 4.5kW |
Pinion Teeth | 9T |
Pinion Module | 3 |
Rotation | CW |
OE / Cross Reference | 3701010-C122 / 3708010-5B5 |
Mounting Face | 2 × Ø13 mounting holes; Ø120 hole-circle reference |
Drive-End References | centered two-ear locating profile; 95 mm engagement C and 9 mm distance to drive gear H; two-ear layout on the Ø120 hole circle |
3701010-C122 Heli CA498 Starter Dimensions for Forklift Fleets — compare the drawing with the removed starter before placing a volume order.
The drawing shows two Ø13 holes on an Ø120 circle, 95 mm engagement and a 9 mm drive position. Compare those dimensions with a square front view and a side view that also shows the solenoid and cable route.
3701010-C122 is the primary purchasing identity; 3708010-5B5 can assist a secondary search. The Heli model, CA498 engine plate and actual mounting photographs should remain on the enquiry because the wider short-number usage is not product-specific.
Fleet operators can divide quantities between working trucks, workshop reserve and branch stock, then link the accepted product image to each Heli model. This keeps replacement planning practical while preventing one CA498 label from covering unverified installations.
For a first lot, receiving staff can check the 9T pinion, two Ø13 holes, engagement, locating face, terminal protection and carton labels. A small retained sample or agreed photo set makes future replenishment faster for warehouse maintenance teams.
The video below shows Elecdura starter assembly and electrical testing for wholesale supply. Material-handling buyers can review production support alongside their requirements for fleet quantities, spare allocation, packing and delivery to operating sites.
Include the Heli forklift model, truck serial if available, CA498 engine plate, 24V system and every readable starter number. Add front, side and terminal photographs of the removed unit. These details connect 3701010-C122 to the actual lift truck and let the 9T drive and mounting form be checked before quotation.
3701010-C122 should lead because it is the clearest purchasing identity for this Heli CA498 starter. A broad forklift or engine description can include units with different pinions and mounting positions. Keeping the complete number beside 24V 4.5kW, 9T and clockwise rotation gives warehouse and service teams one defined item.
Measure from the mounting reference to the specified engagement point for the 95 mm value, then confirm the 9 mm drive position with the starter aligned as shown in the drawing. Use a ruler or caliper and square photographs. Pair those measurements with the 9T pinion and two Ø13 mounting holes.
Count the forklifts in daily operation, average starter demand, shift intensity, workshop turnaround time and replenishment lead time. Keep a working-truck reserve separate from workshop diagnostic stock. A site with continuous material handling may need more immediate cover than a low-use fleet, even when both purchase the same 3701010-C122 unit.
Show 3701010-C122, Heli CA498, 24V 4.5kW, 9T and clockwise rotation on the bin and carton. Add a small drive-end photograph highlighting the two Ø13 holes. This helps warehouse staff distinguish the starter from visually similar forklift units when a service technician needs an urgent replacement.
Check the battery under load, cable voltage drop, chassis and engine grounds, key switch or relay circuit and terminal tightness. Confirm the engine and ring gear turn normally. Forklifts often work in dusty, high-cycle conditions, so a supply or connection fault should be separated from starter failure before replacement.
Place the removed starter and incoming sample in the same orientation, then compare the 9T pinion, two Ø13 holes, 95 mm engagement reference, body and terminals. Verify the 24V 4.5kW label and clockwise rotation. Keep photographs of the accepted sample with the delivery lot for repeat purchases.
State the operating site, forklift model, CA498 engine details, required quantity, breakdown urgency, destination and preferred packing. If units serve several warehouses, list quantities and delivery dates by location. Elecdura can then quote 3701010-C122 with a supply schedule suited to the site's working-truck and spare-stock needs.
Email the Heli forklift model, serial information, Dachai CA498 engine plate, complete old-unit markings, mounting and terminal photographs, fleet quantity and destination to info@elecdurauto.com. Elecdura will review 3701010-C122 and return wholesale pricing with lead time.