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Just off the hott wire from all of your sales reps. SMH has aquirred all of IMCH (LPM&Intrupa). How is this gonna affect the Large LPM Elite dealers? Will this put all of us on a level playing field? Will all the small independent forklift mom & pops
still be able to buy at the same rate OEM's can?
  • Posted 26 Aug 2006 06:18
  • By jim_p
  • joined 26 Aug'06 - 18 messages
  • Florida, United States

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