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Picked up a second hand forwarding crane. It has a pair of hydraulic hoses but also an electric cable with a 7 pin plug. I have used the crane perfectly well with just the hydraulics and have no idea what the electrics are for.

 

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Sorry you lost me :blushing:

 

I am completely green with cranes and their controls.

 

I take it the middle two controls are for the legs.

The other two will be slew and boom and rotator and main boom. You have an extension in out and open close grapple to go somewhere. These can either go on little buttons on the top of the joystick that is controlled by the electrics. Or they're mechanical which means the joysticks sort of twist.

 

If its the latter i can only figure the electrics could be to change the speed up or down, or power lights.

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The open and close grapple is another lever which oddly I can't see in the picture but it is in the middle the other side of the pair of levers which you rightly say are the legs. It all works fine and I have used it a few times with no apparent missing movement.

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