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Hello fellow engineers. i just changed the transmission of my forklift dce 90-180 (10 tons). After successful installation of the transmission, the equipment did not transmit motion. it did not move atall. I need you to help me with what to do. I have checked the switchs and relays relating to the parking brake.
  • Posted 3 Feb 2018 03:22
  • By olumide_a
  • joined 3 Feb'18 - 1 message
  • Cross river, Nigeria
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