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Puebla, Mexico Hi friends, this time i have a problem with a Hyster E60z-33. Front and reverse is very slow and there isnt a code error in the display. Motor is OK.

Serial Number G108VO2478B

Thanks for the help!!
  • Posted 1 Feb 2012 15:53
  • By oswaldomartin
  • joined 14 Oct'11 - 8 messages
  • Puebla, Mexico

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