Disong Engine Parts Valve For Cummins Nt855 (3050692) on 2040-parts.com
Ontario, California, United States
Basic Information: 1. Product Type: Valve 3050692 2. Material: Alloy 3. Size: 4.3"x5.12"x4.3" 4. Fits: Cummins NT855 5. Application: Excavator Our Advantages: 1. Professional: about 20 years experience in machinery spare parts field. 2. Good quality: 100% Brand New and Top Quality.We check goods strictly before sending to the clients. 3. Competitive price: We offer competitive price for the KOMATSU, CUMMINS and CAT parts. 4. One-stop service: if you have any questions after getting the goods, you can contact us at any time. 5. Shipping From US, Quick delivery. On Oct-24-16 at 19:06:07 PDT, seller added the following information: |
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