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ISO Walkie W/Side-Shift

I have been watching my local area for a used Yale MSW040 or comparable walkie. This is for hobby use which I presently use a Crown MT20 to fill my needs, but it lacks side-shift capability. It's not out of necessity so I can afford to wait for the right deal.
My purpose for posting here is obtaining any firsthand information about side-shift capable walkie models from people who have actually used them.

I appreciate any input.
  • Posted 17 Jul 2020 02:06
  • Discussion started by Kikstand
  • Florida, United States
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The chances of finding a walkie straddle truck with a side shifter are pretty nil. One reason is that since a side shifter moves past the carriage it would hit the straddle legs.
  • Posted 23 Jul 2020 22:04
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