Hyster H2-50XL:
no drive

i am having trouble trying to work out what is wrong with my fork ,when i lift it off the ground ,the wheel turn with motor running ,but when on ground ,no drive, i have checked the inch valve all seems ok , how can i tell if the torque converter is ok ,or what should i check before that. i am a self taught mechanic and am very keen to learn all about my lift. can some one help me out with this matter. i would be very gratefull if i can get some help ,and advice as to get parts cheap as i can , many thanks.len
  • Posted 18 Mar 2011 20:46
  • Modified 18 Mar 2011 20:46 by poster
  • Discussion started by len_w
  • Victoria, Australia

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