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Hyster S50XL:
Long cranking time when cold.

You have to run the starter for about 11 seconds whenever the lift is cooled off. If it's warm, no problem, it fires right up when you touch the starter.
  • Posted 12 Dec 2019 00:39
  • Discussion started by jarred_cromer
  • Washington, United States
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