Caterpillar 3126 Marine Heat Exchanger And Daytank on 2040-parts.com
Gulf Breeze, Florida, United States
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3126 Caterpillar marine diesel engine heat exchanger and daytank. has been cleaned, new O rings and zincs. good shape, as is, buyer pays shipping, cleared funds before she leaves, closing shop needs to go.also have a rebuilt salt water pump that will sellfor additional$ .
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