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Really good points DL. I totally agree. Niche player but prepared to take on the Manufacturers. I believe they do Konecranes (SMV) from a UK base up in the Midlands, not sure if they still represent a Sideloader brand also?
  • Posted 29 Oct 2011 07:50
  • By Henley Gold
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