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BT Prime-mover RWE120:
No Hydraulics

I have a BT RWE120 walkie straddle reach truck.
Drive works great but have no hydraulic functions (lift, tilt or reach)
Does anyone know what I might look for. Fuses are all good.
24V Battery is good. Thanks in advance
  • Posted 21 Sep 2018 21:02
  • Discussion started by JAKE2
  • Ontario, Canada
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