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Hello all
I have this old HYSTER forklift that need spare parts but can't find the model. There is a picture of it at my profile pic.
Infos till now:
- Diesel
- 2,5 tons
- 1971
- Serial numer (?): B3A4293R
I'm from Brazil but I think that this machine was imported from the USA.
Thanks in advance!
  • Posted 15 Apr 2021 00:36
  • By FABIO_CAREGNATO
  • joined 15 Apr'21 - 4 messages
  • RS, Brazil
Fabio

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