Hyster FLTs upgraded

News-in-print by WCN Editorial

Hyster has announced some major changes to its H8.00-16.00XM medium duty FLTs on 600mm load centres. The machines are now fitted with the new TE-10 automatic transmission, developed in close co-operation with Spicer Off-Highway, a Dana brand. The transmission is said to be exclusively available to Hyster and is matched to the Perkins Tier 2 1006.e engine.

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