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So I did a job for a client and they gave me a Mobilift SA30 really old lift. So I charged up the battery and well it started and ran great but then I parked it outside for a few days and it had rained. So now I went to charge the battery up and it started smoking from the distributor cap quite bad, so I'm a builder not a mechanic and I don't know what needs fixed or replaced to get the darn thing moving again and off site. Thanks
  • Posted 4 Oct 2023 06:53
  • By Roller
  • joined 4 Oct'23 - 1 message
  • Idaho, United States
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