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Ladies & Gentlemen, our company has a shirtload of casters wheels---all shapes and sizes from many different vendors. It seems like we don't sell so many anymore. Is there anyone who may be inteterested in buying them? I know where to peddle some excess forklift parts but c'mon where does a brother try to unload some casters?
Thanks all----
  • Posted 2 Mar 2012 07:31
  • By TheBirdman
  • joined 20 May'11 - 47 messages
  • Oklahoma, United States

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