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I had written that a few years ago, and have since corrected my mis-statement as to the "avoided crown" part. mea culpa.
it was just that in a number of the "retail giant's" distribution centers I had been into had a lot of crown reach but were still running very many (older style) Barrett jacks. and I had no information as to why, nor would I think anyone outside the equipment purchasing department would actually have any knowledge as to the reasons for what they purchase.
  • Posted 16 Mar 2011 20:32
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  • By edward_t
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