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Engineers in the forklift industry is just a fancy name to impress customers thats all were all mechanics or technician same thing
  • Posted 14 Feb 2009 10:12
  • By Wind Breaker
  • joined 13 Jul'08 - 44 messages
  • eab, United Kingdom

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