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Hello,

I know that Toyota uses SAS system.

But, do you know if another active systems (for example brake and steering action) exist for prevent forklift overturning?

Thank you for your answers.

Regards
  • Posted 26 Oct 2010 00:57
  • By jacky
  • joined 26 Oct'10 - 2 messages
  • Meurthe et Moselle, France

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