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Hello,
I have checked and the mast in this forklift and the mast is not an standard mast, but it can always lift up to 400mm. The question is what weight caould be lifted on 4000mm? Is the weight lifted on 3000mm could be the same (in this case 1000kg) on 4000mm?
Many thanks for help!
  • Posted 22 Nov 2005 03:44
  • By hubert_k
  • joined 12 Nov'05 - 4 messages
  • Poland, Poland

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