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Was wondering if there are any laws in CT that makes it illegal to change the steering on a Stand up forklift ?

Meaning, the correct way to turn right is to turn the wheel to the right.

Steering has been reversed so you need to turn the wheel to the left to go right and turn right to go left.

Is this insane or what ??

Thanks,

Rick
  • Posted 3 May 2012 09:46
  • By rickyc
  • joined 3 May'12 - 1 message
  • Connecticut, United States

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