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Kalmar GCD75:
no drive, no brakes

can anyone help with a wiring diagram / hydraulic circuit diagram and fault finding for the transmission / drive set up.
we have no drive. the parking brake light is on but the machine free wheels
any help would be appreciated
  • Posted 26 Oct 2016 18:33
  • Discussion started by ena1
  • CHESTERFIELD, United Kingdom
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