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Yes I quit working on forklifts. I now run a local parts dept. and even though the scenery doesn't change I am still able to find my new profession just as rewarding. Trust me when I'm having a bad day I just remind myself of changing lift chains on an Raymond model 85 in 90degree weather; on the contrary you can't beat a service call that requires pulling the E-Stop out once in a while.

For the rest of us don't let these penny pinching times get you down. Every company out there is aware of the current economy and gas prices aren't making things any better, we are all attempting to stretch each dollar a little further. The grass isn't always greener, but a change of scenery and a fresh start can give you a renewed enthusiasm about your career.
  • Posted 13 Jun 2008 11:32
  • By jaslyman
  • joined 6 Jun'08 - 28 messages
  • Virginia, United States

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