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Thanks Leon. I attached a few pics of the hood and engine compartment. Maybe this might help to find the right model number. Any idea of the cost of the engine hood? Anywhere else I could get the VIN number for the forklift? Thanks, Paul

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  • Posted 9 Jun 2008 20:49
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