Cav Starter Motor 12 Volt Perkins Prestolite Komatsu 1327a051 on 2040-parts.com
Abu halifa, default, Kuwait
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Prestolite Starter Motor
System Voltage: 12 V / 3.6 KW / Rotation : Clockwise Prestolite Alternate numbers : 1327050, 1327051, 1320F923, 1327A050, 870657Z, CA45F12112, S115127, S115127X, S115A127, Z1327A051 Contact me for photos or if you need more information about Part, Shipping or Payment. I have the other number in Stock 1327A471 , Please contact me for individual listing |
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