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Crown RM6000S:
Code 449

I am curios if anyone has info.
I understand that it is a caster brake issue but my lift only shuts down when mast is being operated
  • Posted 16 Mar 2018 13:39
  • Discussion started by raduh8r
  • Utah, United States
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