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Hyster H60FT:
No crank or power to the dash

Customer hit something and broke the windshield. They continued to use the truck but when they shut it off and tried to restart it, the truck would not do anything. The dash doesnt seem to be getting power now and the keyswitch does nothing. What would the windshield have to do with the truck cranking ?
  • Posted 29 May 2025 06:11
  • Discussion started by Dale_Wood
  • Missouri, United States
dwood@olingerheavyhauling.com
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