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Yale GC100 FN SAE. Serial number D581007. Engine, Chrysler 239 V 6. Engine runs OK when the hydraulic brakes are pressed stalls engine, change in hydraulic noise. Engine dies and won't be able to restart wait 30 minutes to get it to restart. Any ideas.
  • Posted 16 Oct 2017 10:44
  • Discussion started by mechNtraining
  • Oklahoma, United States
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