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My family owns and operates a Yale dealer in N.Y.C. and we see just about anything that goes on in the forklift world. We have been a Yale dealer for 15yr's (before that we were a tcm dealer for 15yr's) And so far this has been there best product in along time. We really having had any major problems. No tranny trouble at all , no mast trouble or axle problems. This is really a good truck.

The Yale & Hyster truck are the same truck just different paint and labels. We havn't had many problems with them. We have gone threw some mini levers and fwd & rvs levers. Those two items were fixed as of last year. They went threw a few vendor changes to correct these problems.

As for the G.M. head issue - G.M. motors don't hold up once you hook an attachment to it. We have always had an overheating problem. Thats why we don't sell many of them. Right know im having a big problem with the cam shafts and the valve seats on the head. They did fix that problem though. When you do get a new head there are better seats in them. I've done 8 so far and im on my 9th one.
  • Posted 16 Jan 2009 04:49
  • By robert_k
  • joined 16 Jan'09 - 6 messages
  • New York, United States

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