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You should check the model # of the engine. Linde used the 4.236 for a short while and then changed to a 1004.40S.
I have never heard of one of the series trucks overheating. They typically run very cool. I'm wondering if something in the hydrostatic drive system is taxing the engine and causing it to overheat.
  • Posted 10 May 2010 22:05
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