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Dave you are quite right, Combi has done the same with Aislemaster and taken a 100% share in this brand and I am sure more will follow.

Our company has tried the top 2 brands for our rental fleet and both the products are poor and unreliable but the worst of all are the politics these 2 companies carry with them - watch your back!!!

My money and our companies money is well and truly on the Aislemaster, put the truck to work and you DON'T hear from them again - 33 trucks later and I speak whole heartedly from experience - no sales spin just engineering knowledge!
  • Posted 1 Dec 2011 02:40
  • By Blacksmoking
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