What causes a forklift to lose power?
A rough-running forklift is a forklift that is sputtering, backfiring, or losing power. The main reasons that cause a forklift to run rough are leaks from the regulator, a dirty throttle body, blocked fuel filter, weak/dead battery, broken wires, and leaking vacuum hoses.
Why is my propane forklift backfiring?
Backfires on idle: Too lean of an air/fuel ratio (in a propane engine), loosely connected or malfunctioning alternator, or bad connections on your caps and rotors. Backfires on startup: Malfunctioning muffler or carburetor, or serious engine or fuel intake problems.
What causes a propane engine to backfire?
Backfiring may be caused by a mechanical problem with a valve or rocker arm. Check them. Backfiring may also be due to an overheated spark plug caused by an improperly adjusted air- fuel mixture. Check and adjust the mixture.
Is there a PDF for a Linde forklift?
What is a PDF manual? Linde has a wide range of forklifts to serve your materials handling needs. Our forklift manuals are available for all the top lift truck models from Linde. And they are instantly downloadable in a PDF format that can be read on any computer with a PDF reader.
How does Linde Material Handling approve used trucks?
Linde Material Handling approved used trucks have successfully passed an eight-stage testing and refurbishment process. Here you will find all the dates of trade fairs and events where we as a company or our representatives are present.
Can you use a forklift to deliver propane?
Our bulk propane delivery services can deliver propane on a regular basis, giving you the option to refuel your equipment on your schedule. When it comes to keeping your operation productive and profitable, forklift downtime simply isn’t an option.
What kind of fuel does a forklift use?
Among internal combustion forklifts, the most common fuel options are propane and diesel, and propane offers significant advantages in up-front cost, ease of use, and clean operation. Propane-powered forklifts typically use a 33 lb cylinder of liquid propane, which provides approximately 8 hours of continuous operation 1.