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5FGC25 steering

Ihave a 1974 5FGC25 propane forklift when aplying brakes the steering stiffens up
when you release the brake steering returns to normal any help greatfully apreciated
  • Posted 20 Jun 2008 05:12
  • By ERICSPLACE
  • joined 20 May'08 - 6 messages
  • Oregon, United States
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The hyd, steering and brakes run on the same hyd. I think you have a flow devider in the steering box that is sticking, Check pressure. Hope this helps
  • Posted 25 Jun 2008 22:58
  • By Prentice
  • joined 25 Jun'08 - 600 messages
  • Ontario, Canada

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