Mid 90's FH12 - any good?

I have Palfinger , Hiab , Bonfiglioli and Pesci cranes.
I rate the Hiab and Pesci best.

 

dont know for pesci and never see one

bonfiglioli saw only once


i am absolutely shocked about pm cranes

effer seems to be decent choice but it is heavy

fassi is quite light but it is rare here

in my country far best choice is palfinger easy to get parts it is light and lot of workshops can work with it

hiab is second best choice here

3rd is maybe atlas for smaller cranes on 2axle tippers and for L cranes for brick trucks and similar

 

They are good for rigging P Boom and can take a lot of abuse.Expensive aswell.

They lift very well and are cheap but don't last as long as some.

There are a few here but I cant say as I don't know

The newest Effer I have seen is here is 20 years old.Plenty of old ones still working here.

First cranes I had were Fassi , they were good.

Very popular here ,they are prone to cracks if they are abused.

They are a bit better than Palfinger IMO but heavier and more expensive.

I don't think you can get Atlas any more.They were very good , Terex bought them out and now calls them Terex here.

 

update, I posted D12A fault code list.

http://www.thetruckersreport.com/tr...een-wheelers/177140-fault-code-web-links.html

would be usefull for this truck. ABS code list is available on wabco-auto.com, there is ABS-C unit under pass. seat