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Crown CG25E:
Mechanical issue

Can anyone help?
We have a Crown CG25P forklift that is causing headache!
Whilst working it will suddenly stop - seems to happen at low revs and can happen at any time whether been used for awhile or just started.
Switch it off and restart and goes well with no issues.
Service people have come up blank after trying many things including coil - anyone had the same issue?
  • Posted 12 Sep 2017 14:53
  • Discussion started by Paperman
  • Queensland, Australia
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