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Brake does't disenage

I have a BT reach truck Model RR B2 / 15. The brakes dont seem to disengage. It does show a service sign. The solinod clicks like it always did. One point i am wondering the unit is low on hydraulic oil will that cause the brakes to stay engaged. I need to add oil but not sure what oil to use. Need help as i dont have a manual. Thanks Philip
  • Posted 26 Apr 2017 05:26
  • By philip_w
  • joined 26 Apr'17 - 1 message
  • Manitoba, Canada

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