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Hello Friends

I have 5 tonn Clark without any markings. What i found is the engine and transmission numbers.
Engine: Perkins 236V serial no 189702L
Transmission: 12-6FHR18302-3 serial no 114024W
Its possible to identify the truck and get serial number?

Regards
  • Posted 5 Jun 2009 06:19
  • By gonya21
  • joined 24 Apr'08 - 9 messages
  • Pomorskie, Poland

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