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NACCO is following in the same foot steps as MCFA - When Hyster was brougn und er the same NACO umbrella as Yale - intially ther was some visible product differentiation. Today the difference are the number of letter's in the name and teh shade of yellow - price book offering maybe different but it would doubt that those options one has published is available on a special quote basis for the other guy. At least NACCO stil has separate marketing groups & management directors.
  • Posted 28 Oct 2006 07:31
  • By johnr_j
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