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38 years, told my son to do something other than forklifts.
Hey Ed, I have one questions, in those 39 years, how many Jesus pins did you loose?
I got 39 years, (was a Journeyman level tech in 1974) but I ain't all that convinced that it something to brag about...
almost kinda like I was too stubborn or much of a 'thick skull' to be a used car salesperson.
Sorry my fault ,longest serving technician for example tomotor from Canada.Personally 36 years on the job,just a baby!
So did I...
A bit more elaboration would be nice.
:o)
I wondered about that too. The "one word question", that is.
The other machine I believe was actually an Asian made piece by Pharaohsan or Pharaohsin or something like that
Did you mean mechanic or machine?
If it was machine, Gotta be somthin from Egypt....2000 years ago...what was that machine called that lifted the pyramids?
1917, Clark, USA
1919, Towmotor, USA
1920, Yale & Towne, USA
These dates reflect when machines were first built and sold to the public. There may have been earlier precursors that led to the development of actual fork lift trucks that were not marketed.
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