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changing from 48 volt back to 36volt

I was told there is a manual switch but can't find it. Help please.
  • Posted 14 Feb 2018 09:28
  • By Rankinlift218
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  • Ohio, United States
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Sorry 7FBCU35 not a boxcar spec.
  • Posted 14 Feb 2018 09:35
  • By Rankinlift218
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  • Ohio, United States
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