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Anyone know Fantuzzi forklift?

Now we have a new arrival of fantuzzi CS42K forklift

actually,we don't see it before, and anyone can tell me about this machine???

much thanks
  • Posted 29 Oct 2010 14:48
  • Discussion started by nikirao
  • shanghai, China
http://www.hitachi-cat.com
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I know a little about the Fantuzzi line. What specifically are you wanting to know about the CS42K? What is your application?
  • Posted 13 Apr 2011 07:06
  • Reply by duane_h
  • Tennessee, United States
http://www.forkliftsystems.com
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