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Gotta agree, IMHO Linde do make the best counter balances, we very rarely get a problem with them & the newer machines are laid out well under the bonnet & there pretty easy to work on.

The newer Linde trucks do look like they have been designed with ease of maintenance in mind.
  • Posted 6 Aug 2011 06:55
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