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Hi
I think your problem is in hydraulic parts - in main hydraulic valve - standard in Nacco trucks. Try measure pressure on hydraulic valve. Also You can check voltage with multimeter. Always voltages are the same on all functions. Of course when you have solenoids valve

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Jarun
  • Posted 30 Nov 2012 07:47
  • By Jarun
  • joined 30 Nov'12 - 8 messages
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