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Spreader Forks

Hi
I have a set of spreader forks on a Jungheinrich ETVQ and im having trouble with them opening and closing up unevenly.does anyone have a proceedure on bleeding them up.
As always your advise is welcome.
  • Posted 27 Jun 2012 02:03
  • By powerlifter
  • joined 17 Mar'09 - 306 messages
  • united kingdom, United Kingdom
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only ones i have adjusted have screw in restrictor in pipe union at end of each ram
  • Posted 27 Jun 2012 07:28
  • By trevb
  • joined 10 Jan'12 - 157 messages
  • avon, United Kingdom

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