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MetroMPG · 02-10-2008, 11:44 PM

Did you happen to make a diagram yourself of where the various wires & cables went to & from the control panel, battery & motors before you took it apart?

We still have the 24-48v GE SCR controller from the Baker forklift... keeping as a spare. After we stripped the forklift, I reassembled the wiring harness to the controller in the basement and made it work, with some trial and error.

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