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OK, last minute deal, my buddy calls me he's cleaning out a garage and
they have a forklift, I can have it for 500 bucks or he's taking it for scrap. owner says it works good. WTF, I say bring it over. Turns out it's a Yale electric. 5000# not bad. name plate on lift says 30 volts, battery has 18 cells, would that not be 36 volts? Hobart charger is marked 30 volts, battery type "LA-12C" which I'm guessing is lead acid 12 cells, AKA 24 volts. so I have the wrong charger, which explains way I was told battery does not hold a charge well. Am I guessing correctly or way off base. Will keep this one until I can come up with a good deal on a LP powered one. Thank You, Randy Remove 333 from email address to reply. |
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