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We bought this old forklift some time ago. It has been sitting a long time. On the tag it says "serial number RA50" Then "model number 1615158" and a "delivery date 3/64" The brakes don't work. It has an automatic transmission. We are looking for info on the braking system, and a repair manual for this thing. I find NOTHING online.
  • Posted 23 Mar 2022 03:31
  • Discussion started by Kelly_M
  • Washington, United States
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