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Hi everyone,

We have problems in Jungheinrich DFG430 sn. FN336553 transmission and we would like to measure transmission pressures (main, clutch and conventer)? Does anyone have measuring instructions including measuring points and pressure values? My email is in signature.

Thanks in advance! BR, Wilhard
  • Posted 5 Jul 2012 18:57
  • By FunnyForklift
  • joined 13 Jan'12 - 18 messages
  • Finland, Finland
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