Been binge watching your videos. You’re a good tech brotha. I’ve been thinking about going out on my own. How many years experience you have servicing forklift before you went out on your own?
I appreciate the support bro! I have about 6 1/2 years experience. Not a crazy amount, but I was able to learn quickly and I have a lot of help around me and connections. No one can ever do anything on their own. It’s always good to have connections. For example Luis, the hydraulic mastermind, he helps me a lot with heavier hydraulic components.
Gotta support us young men that twist wrenches for a living! Not many of us around lol I have been a tech for about the same amount of time as you but I have about 3 years fixing forklifts. That’s what’s keeping my question going out on my own, feel like I may need more experience if I want to go on my own.
But like you said gotta have support around you and I do have some really good guys I work with that have 25 years experience, that I know will help me out when I need it. Will have to pray about it!
@@joshpurdy3102 definitely pray about it and have it in the back of your mind as you keep working towards that goal. Keep gaining knowledge and start connecting with people in the industry and build relationships that will benefit you once you go out on your own.
I personally haven’t had that code, but according to the manual, 5-1 is lift push solenoid open and 7-1 is attachment 1 push solenoid open. Sounds like a wiring issue or bad SAS controller
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awesome work man. 👍👍
Thanks 👍
Good job
Thanks
Been binge watching your videos. You’re a good tech brotha. I’ve been thinking about going out on my own. How many years experience you have servicing forklift before you went out on your own?
I appreciate the support bro! I have about 6 1/2 years experience. Not a crazy amount, but I was able to learn quickly and I have a lot of help around me and connections. No one can ever do anything on their own. It’s always good to have connections. For example Luis, the hydraulic mastermind, he helps me a lot with heavier hydraulic components.
Gotta support us young men that twist wrenches for a living! Not many of us around lol I have been a tech for about the same amount of time as you but I have about 3 years fixing forklifts. That’s what’s keeping my question going out on my own, feel like I may need more experience if I want to go on my own.
But like you said gotta have support around you and I do have some really good guys I work with that have 25 years experience, that I know will help me out when I need it. Will have to pray about it!
@@joshpurdy3102 definitely pray about it and have it in the back of your mind as you keep working towards that goal. Keep gaining knowledge and start connecting with people in the industry and build relationships that will benefit you once you go out on your own.
Did he remove the pits from the chrome cylinder or it wasn’t that bad
Yeah he removed as much as he could. Some spots were worse than others.
Have you had a Toyota code h5-1 and h7-1 mini lever solinoid abnormally open?
I personally haven’t had that code, but according to the manual, 5-1 is lift push solenoid open and 7-1 is attachment 1 push solenoid open. Sounds like a wiring issue or bad SAS controller
@@theforkliftguy sir do you know where I can get a manual myself