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Still R 70-35 DIESEL:
complete PVC boards

Hello, I have a forklift brand still, year 2006, model R70-35, Diesel, DEUTZ engine, and the PVC Board cards are damaged, can someone help me by telling me where I can get these cards used in good conditions?
  • Posted 7 Feb 2020 05:12
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