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to compare the older raymond and mitsu units
the mitsu unit, with ev100 and the interface card that basically mimics a truck built for ev100 for one that was built for raymonds system, seems... redundant
the raymonds are always a lil easier to work with (provided you know the superword and have the manual) and the trucks were built with their system in mind

the jungheinrich jacks i dont like they just dont seem as strong as even the old raymond 101's

ill still recommend a linde ew(r)60-02 over what ive seen so far in AC jacks
  • Posted 28 May 2008 08:35
  • By justinm
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