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Hi Edward

You are right all forklifts are going to have problems and not admitting to them is a problem on its
own. To be able to solve a problem first you have to admit you have one. basically all fork lift trucks have not
changed since Clark first designed one 90 years ago.All have limited space to work and all have faults.
All use same engines Cummings Volvo on big trucks and about six different ones on smaller trucks. So
yes there are basically all the same with the same problems
  • Posted 15 Mar 2010 17:26
  • By DAVE160
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  • yorkshire, United Kingdom

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