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I used to do business in 2005/06 with a used equipment dealer in Philadelphia that might be of help but right now I can't recall his name or business name. I'll search thru some files & see if I can can up with it & let you know.

Update: here is the guy I used to deal with, actually I dealt with his Dad but he has passed - son took over the business.
website Lornellsforlift (dot) com. tele 610 485 6000
Company in business over 50 years. They used to buy "scrap" status forklifts from me - buy 2 to make one then part out the balance. Good people.
  • Posted 25 Jan 2011 11:00
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  • By johnr_j
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