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Linde did have a pivoting seat on a unit as I recall when I saw it in 2002/03 in the US South Carolina facility. The operator's pod was elevated above normal sit down position & it seems to me the controls (foot/hand moved with the operator.
  • Posted 10 Mar 2011 07:01
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