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Single lever forklift controls vs Triple lever controls

Hello everyone! My company just bought a newer model Nissan 50 forklift and instead of having a single stick to control the mast and forks, ( like our old Nissan 50) it has three sticks which is an absolute PITA compared to the old one stick. This new lift is going to last us at least a decade so it might as well be configured the way we want it. Is there a conversion kit or a series of parts we can order to switch it back the single stick? Any help is greatly appreciated.
  • Posted 17 Dec 2016 08:17
  • By Kevinmcnasty
  • joined 17 Dec'16 - 1 message
  • Mississippi, United States

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