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You might want to advise what lift height, type of mast & a serial number.
There is a company on the southside of Atlanta,GA that has a lot of salvage big lifts - Atlanta Liftruck Salvage you may want to contact them. They are on the net.
  • Posted 15 Mar 2012 04:49
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