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didnt Jungeheinrich take a lot of raymonds electric business?
(not final user but building trucks, paint and label for mitsu cat etc)
maybe thats why she had a stick in her mud lol

if that was me i probably would have been less than nice back to her

youd expect a showing from a major manufacturer at a show like that, but they make up their mind based on their reasons
  • Posted 4 Feb 2009 12:30
  • By justinm
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