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Crown SC5200:
Secondary hydraulic systems (tilt, SS, Fork position) slow/inop

Good day,

I have a SC5200 with AC manual valve hydraulics. The lift system runs without a problem, but the tilt is stuck back, the side shift and FP run quite slow. Any ideas on where to go? I have inspected SV1, the manual linkages, and switch positions already.
  • Posted 31 Aug 2019 07:01
  • Discussion started by Lucas2019
  • Ohio, United States
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"Yale - Sounds like you either have a blown fuse or bad relay. Remove the floorboard and...look at the relays at the left side. With key switch on, check... Scroll down until you see a battery."
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