Donald,
i didn't mean any disrespect, you just didn't talk as if you knew what you were doing and understandably so. I was just being straight up about the scenario.
Being an autoworker is good if your working on cars.
These are not cars sir.
I'll still attempt to help you if your willing to forgive me for my bluntness. I really wasn't trying to insult you.
I've been an automotive tech in my earlier years before, and took this profession on years ago (1977) and trust me, there is a huge difference between forklifts and cars. Sure they work on DC power (now a days they are AC), but without knowledge on how these machines work your fishing and can easily burn something up if you're not careful. Same goes for cars i guess, but in this case you're dealing with higher voltage/amps and components you just don't see in cars or trucks.
But if you insist on not wanting help from me because i hurt your feelings then i'll back off.