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Can anyone provide a parts breakdown /scheumatics for the steering box on this machine.. S/N: 120361 Yr 1988
  • Posted 14 Jul 2015 23:41
  • By terri_b
  • joined 8 Nov'13 - 10 messages
  • Western Australia, Australia
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