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Bobcat 2300/3450 Pallet Forks Attachment for sale

For the RapidLinkTM attachment mounting system NOT M.A.X. (Brutus/3650)

Rare - Can't find them anywhere - excel. cond. - did not re-paint for cosmetics

So chipped paint here & there but no cracks, bends or damage of any kind - see photos

List was $1,111.00   

Will Sell For $700. + Shipping      

TxT 914.450.2869

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