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Clark C300-50LP:
Service manual and engine parts

Hi I'm Jason I'm new here. Just bought my first forklift for my shop a Clark C300-50 it does not run as of now. I'd like to do a turn up but need info on what continental engine is in it. Thank you
  • Posted 28 Nov 2021 06:01
  • Discussion started by Tractorboy_13
  • Pennsylvania, United States
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