Lift Parts Mfg Co Lead,electrical P/n 7-884950, Nsn:5995-00-780-4124 on 2040-parts.com
Farmingdale, New York, US
LIFT PARTS MFG CO., LEAD,ELECTRICAL P/N 7-884950, NSN:5995-00-780-4124.
NOS CONDITION. ORIGINAL WORN BOX AS SHOWN. PACK DATE 2/67
14 DAY WARRANTY FOR COMPLETE REFUND.
ADDITIONAL UNITS MAY BE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.
ALT P/NS:
007884950 LIFT PARTS MFG CO.
7804124 INTRUPA MFG CO
884950 CLARK EQUIP CO
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