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As a novice, hard to see what exactly the transducer looks like. can see a hydraulic connection to the cylinder, but no wires attached there. also noticing that the height gauge goes from nothing to 79" at a raised height of maybe 70" , stays at 79 regardless of how high the forks are raised, but then lowering past the actual 70" mark, the 79 disappears. so both the weight and the height measurements are affected. any other suggestions?
  • Posted 27 Jun 2023 06:35
  • By RONALD
  • joined 23 Jun'23 - 5 messages
  • California, United States
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