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Can anyone help me,
We need either a refurb kit or a new park brake hydraulic caliper for;

SISU
TD4ECR-A096EC
S/N; 16594

Would assume they would be the same on other Sisu equipment.
It is made by Perrot, with numbers 317 & 14183038 stamped on it. contact can be made to eoinsuirway at gmail dot com
  • Posted 18 Nov 2015 02:57
  • By eoin_o
  • joined 14 Dec'13 - 14 messages
  • Co Tipperary, Ireland

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