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Hi

We have a Hyster H2.0FTS F001B03756E that our customer is saying rolls back when its on a slight ramp. Can this be adjusted to make the drive cut in quicker? also should it roll back in the first place?
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  • Posted 4 Feb 2015 22:04
  • By leethelift
  • joined 24 Sep'14 - 7 messages
  • wiltshire, United Kingdom

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