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ISSUES WITH TILTING AND SIDE WAY MOVEMENTS

MY NEW FORKLIFT IS ONLY WORKING FORWARD, REVERSE, LOWERING AND RAISING. IT IS NOT WORKING ON TILTING IN OR OUT AND SIDE WAY MOVEMENTS. I HAVE CHECKED THE HYDRAULIC FILTERS AND I HAVE ENOUGH HYDRAULIC IN THE TANK. PLEASE, ADVISE ME ON WHAT TO DO NEXT
  • Posted 17 Dec 2014 07:20
  • By emmanuelike_o
  • joined 17 Dec'14 - 1 message
  • LAGOS, Nigeria
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