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can anyone ID my Hyster

Appreciate all the historical knowledge - I am trying to identify my nearly 50 +/- (I think / have been told) HYSTER.

Diesel - looks like a 10 to 12 ton heavy duty machine.... maybe more

( I dont seem to know how to upload pictures.... but will - can someone assist with this too ? )
  • Posted 28 Nov 2019 05:03
  • Discussion started by Mj617
  • Massachusetts, United States
thank you ~
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