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No 3rd gear

We have been trying to figure out why we lost 3rd gear in are Clark cmp70d.
It has 1st and 2nd but no 3rd.
It worked fine until the service crew came out to work on it. They instilled a new heater and changed the belts.
We asked them about it and they have no clue.
All the fuses are fine.
  • Posted 16 May 2017 01:34
  • By Brunstj
  • joined 16 May'17 - 1 message
  • New Mexico, United States

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