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Steer problem

Hi im working at the above truck. Its a 3 wheel electric. The truck burnt out a drive motor,it was replaced and now i see why the motor has burnt out. On steering to the right the truck stops. Steering to the left is fine. The r/h motor is not slowing when turning right. I have checked all the microswitches for steer position and all ok. Any ideas?
  • Posted 14 Nov 2012 06:05
  • By andrew_p
  • joined 7 Nov'12 - 23 messages
  • Co. Antrim, United Kingdom

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