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engine sumitomo-yale 31-fd-30 (1995)

Somebody knows what engine is established on forklift sumitomo-yale 31-fd-30 (1995). serial number D-3-F-00709. Engine S87035 number
  • Posted 11 Dec 2009 18:19
  • By igor_p
  • joined 11 Dec'09 - 9 messages
  • Leningradskaja obl, Russian Federation
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The Sumitomo trucks are designed and built in Japan exclusively for the asian market. You might get more help if you post a picture.

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  • Posted 23 Dec 2009 16:31
  • By icestationzebra
  • joined 1 Sep'08 - 12 messages
  • Wisconsin, United States

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