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Hyster H280XL:
transmission disengage

This automatic transmission is disengaging once the brake pedal is release. After few seconds (5-10) the transmission engage again.
Some times, if the brake pedal is depress the problem is corrected momentarily.
Thanks for your inside.
  • Posted 28 Jun 2006 02:47
  • Discussion started by b4glez
  • Florida, United States
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