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Howdy I have a walkie that is flashing 6x orange, 2x red , and 1 orange. The lift stops and you have to raise the tiller to reset it. It gets worse the more you use it and also seems to be worse going fwd. Is there someplace that I can reference these codes?
  • Posted 7 Apr 2021 00:50
  • By Fred_Stecher
  • joined 7 Apr'21 - 2 messages
  • Utah, United States

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