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Yale/Chase has a pretty good track record with growth, going from 0 to where they are today. They absorbed a bunch of Clark techs when Clark closed the doors recently. So in that respect, I think they can handle more business.

But I agree with you in a way, getting big does not always mean getting better when it comes to taking care of customers. It seems like every forklift dealer hits a 'critical mass' in terms of size.
  • Posted 4 Aug 2009 00:02
  • By arminius
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  • California, United States

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