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I have a customer with a 3000lb sit down Mitsubishi who wants to upgrade to stand up counterbalanced 3000lb Crown. The challenge is that the customer is in the rug business & has a rug pole on the sit down. I don't know how to calculate the weight rating with a rug pole. Any help would be appreciated -Thanks
  • Posted 5 Apr 2012 00:15
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  • By bbforks
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