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controller assy / Pn : SNM52-41758-64

Dear All

We are looking for Controller Assy PN: SNM52-41758-64 for Nissan Forklift, Type Nissan WYU01F18TU
SN: R1G-14172

Please quote to me by email : lina at indoforklift dot com
thank you.

regards,
Lina
  • Posted 24 Dec 2013 20:08
  • By lina_m
  • joined 4 Dec'08 - 19 messages
  • DKI Jakarta, Indonesia
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