SAF-HOLLAND Inc. releases its new Holland Master Parts Reference Guide

SAF-HOLLAND Inc. releases its new Holland Master Parts Reference Guide

SAF-HOLLAND Inc. has announced the release of its new Holland Master Parts Reference Guide.

SAF-HOLLAND Inc. has announced the release of its new Holland Master Parts Reference Guide. Holland’s parts identification information can now be found in one complete printed volume containing detailed parts information for; Fifth Wheels, Landing Gear, Trailer Air & Mechanical Suspensions, and Truck, Bus & Motorhome Suspensions. The guide also includes listings for fifth wheel rebuild kits (RKs) and suspension service repair kits (SRKs). In addition the guide also contains parts information for our legacy Neway suspensions.

For more information visit, http://www.safholland.com.

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