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Yah, they are both only 'pretend' forklifts.

Don't consider these units if you are a high volume warehouse.
If, on the otherhand you are low-volume and really won't work the truck too hard they are both fine choices.
In my experience the drexel is the better choice if just from a mechanics perspective.
Drexels have horrible visibility at the rear.
Bendi's are awkward and don't handle grades and uneven surfaces well.

Seriously, these are only good for low-volume applications.
  • Posted 3 Mar 2006 01:44
  • By mike_n
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