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could somebody give access to complete repair manuals of recently launched ( 20060 -2007 ) forklift models ( electric powered & with internal combustion ) , allowing me to understand details how work the different subassemblies , sensors , electronic controls , switches...


interesting woud be wiring diagram with the different components & items connected...

best would be a recent model of Linde or Jungheinrich ( european) , one american : nacco or case or crown , one from Toyota or Mitshubishi...

thks & rgds from Ireland !
  • Posted 6 Mar 2008 03:14
  • By Eduard
  • joined 6 Mar'08 - 4 messages
  • cty westmeath, Ireland
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