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Design & Engineering
Posted:
6 Nov 2009 05:54
by
garland_m
The spacer installed inside the lift cylinder will only limit the forward tilt. On later models they also installed spacers...
Design & Engineering
Posted:
6 Nov 2009 05:40
by
dkmc
Well, as far as tilting back, the tilt cylinders have plenty of stroke (like about 2" or so) left but...
Design & Engineering
Posted:
6 Nov 2009 05:34
by
mrfixit
There wouldn't be stops on the mast but there is inside the tilt cylinder. Different sized spacers are used to...
Technical Troubleshooting
Posted:
6 Nov 2009 05:30
by
Barfly_olaf
Where do I find the access for the transmission filter, I've searched for a long time, but still can't find...
News & Perspectives
Posted:
6 Nov 2009 05:21
by
daryl_j
Are still uk going the same way of the dodo. the people that are in charge of still uk are...
Safety & Training
Posted:
6 Nov 2009 03:14
by
johnr_j
mrfixit,
Solid tire (or cushion tire) counterbalanced forklifts are primarily used in the US, Canada, some in Germany and Austrailia...
News & Perspectives
Posted:
6 Nov 2009 03:08
by
johnr_j
Bingo,
There is a whole thread on this subject in this forum on the pros & cons of GPS on service...
Technical Troubleshooting
Posted:
6 Nov 2009 02:35
by
shane_r
I have a Clark unit C25L that if it sits for longer than a few days the battery is dead...
Design & Engineering
Posted:
6 Nov 2009 02:04
by
dkmc
I have a YALE G83P-040-SWT-074
Type G
Ser # P183595
This is a 14Ft lift height, but the tilt is limited...
Safety & Training
Posted:
6 Nov 2009 01:46
by
Normandy
I suppose all trainers have experienced a time when a learner has pressed the accelerator instead of the brake but...
News & Perspectives
Posted:
6 Nov 2009 00:53
by
SMG1
This unit is now the finast LP truck ever manufactured. It will set a whole new standard for all other...
News & Perspectives
Posted:
6 Nov 2009 00:43
by
sport05
While it would be easier to blame Hyster's shrinking market share on Yale, that is not the case. Since NACCO...
News & Perspectives
Posted:
6 Nov 2009 00:33
by
Bingo
Good or bad idea I bet not many salesmen/women have them fitted???
News & Perspectives
Posted:
5 Nov 2009 23:28
by
EasyM
In the U.S., Yale's market share increased at the expense of Hyster's. It was all by design.
The Nacco board...
News & Perspectives
Posted:
5 Nov 2009 23:16
by
duodeluxe
Success breeds failure..... I think that it would be a shame if the Yale name were to replace the Hyster...
Technical Troubleshooting
Posted:
5 Nov 2009 22:49
by
Prentice
Hello johnmowcop,
Make sure you have a good battery with at least 13.5 volts. Check to see if you have...
Design & Engineering
Posted:
5 Nov 2009 14:58
by
roadtech
Nissan OEM #'s are:
Air- 16546-51H00 ( this is what is on most J models with a TD27)
Oil - 15208-43G00
Fuel...
Design & Engineering
Posted:
5 Nov 2009 13:20
by
fixitandy
best place to get parts is directly from a Nissan dealer. I don't know how it is down under, but...
Design & Engineering
Posted:
5 Nov 2009 13:08
by
fixitandy
Well I did try to clean it with carb cleaner, and there was a tremendous amount of crud in the...
Design & Engineering
Posted:
5 Nov 2009 13:05
by
Keiran
I've got an old Nissan forklift and finding that parts from TVH dont last as long as expected. I often...
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