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Good Monning my friends,

I kindly ask for some help.
I need parts manual for Hyster H45 > 60 XM 2004/2005 and also H1.5 - H1.8 TX e H2.0 TXS Hyster

Many Thanks!
  • Posted 17 Sep 2012 22:49
  • By CastilloGama
  • joined 26 Feb'11 - 38 messages
  • SANTA CATARINA, Brazil
Rafael Yuji Castillo
skype:castillo.gama
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