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We had called for service because the forklift was making a whistling noise and would barely move. The engine wasn't stalling or bogging down. The tech who came to the site said that it needed a fan belt and that the exhaust was leaking. They took the lift back to their shop and called us to say the muffler had over a gallon of water in it and the cat needed to be replaced. When we got the bill, they also noted that they had rebuilt/replaced the carb but didn't charge us for that. Would the forklift even run with a gallon of water in the muffler?
  • Posted 18 Feb 2009 22:12
  • By owen_v
  • joined 18 Feb'09 - 3 messages
  • New York, United States

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