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Why would they have gone w/ Yale if they gt 26k hours?? I'm sure the Yale was cheaper but like most companies today they are only looking at the initial purchase price.

I also know of 30 miles to every hour.
  • Posted 25 Nov 2009 12:49
  • By tony_z
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  • Illinois, United States

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