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dear johnr..............
I think this a load o balloney as far as regulations are concerned you cant see the conciquencies of fork truck design with a drop pintle bar at the rear end of FLT's, whats that for? ya dafty..........
theres a global emergency on food and aid, all truck manufacturers should have a universal application for towing or supply mcnallys tool........
  • Posted 3 Jun 2008 22:03
  • By peter_m
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