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Service Manuals

05/16/2012 4:24 PM

I am Looking to download free service manuals of different forklifts (lift trucks)... Can you plz help me regarding this??
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05/16/2012 4:32 PM

Sure can.

Go here: Search GlobalSpec and type in the names of the companies that make the fork lifts that you want free manuals for. Maybe they'll help you.

Or, preferably, go here: How to Search the Internet Effectively and forever free yourself from the demeaning task of having to ask other people to do your searching for you.

Good luck!

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05/17/2012 2:24 PM

thanks lyn........ this thing is far better than the plc one :P

this is what pleases god and human..both.!! #Helping :)
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05/17/2012 7:39 AM

Another way is to use the internet to locate the phone numbers of the forklift manufacturers. Then, give them a ring and ask them from where the manuals can be downloaded. It will be far quicker than waiting around on CR4.

Why the manuals were not supplied with the equipment in the first place is a bit of a mystery...

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