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same as a Caterpillar?

I believe that Caterpillar sold Daewoo forklifts badged as Caterpillar at one stage.
Does any one know what the correct Cat model designation was for a Daewoo D40S?
I have three and it might help sourcing parts.
  • Posted 10 Feb 2005 21:25
  • By cole_s
  • joined 10 Feb'05 - 1 message
  • Queensland, Australia
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The D40S, dependent on serial number, could share many similar parts to the Cat V80E model. If you have specific questions contact me [email address removed] Daewoo did not build the V80E, it was built in the UK, but Daewoo built a similar model for Korea and Asian markets.
  • Posted 18 Feb 2005 06:59
  • By Pick
  • joined 4 Feb'05 - 3 messages
  • Georgia, United States
Daewo was once building Cat forklifts, today's trucks are no longer built to Cat spec, there is no Cat who's the D40S !
  • Posted 10 Feb 2005 23:01
  • By Parts
  • joined 10 Feb'05 - 3 messages
  • West-Vlaanderen, Belgium

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