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Dave, I really don't see the MCFA/ Nissan joint venture going past the engine/ fuel system development. The point of it was designing a system that met the strict EPA Standards for California (which are stricter than a Catholic Nun with a 12" ruler!). Even though MCFA is using the Nissan engine/ powertrain. They are at this time building some Nissan machines in Houston. As for the main players here in the US: Taylor is a major large lift Mnf. especially in the south. Since they are built in Mississippi. They're a great lift, but a few are pushing to gain market on them such as Kalmar. They make a fine product, but some of the other large manufacturers are just not there in quality. Such as Royal, Wiggons and a few others. I can talk confidently about the US market and competitors, but really on the dark outside of the US. I enjoy hearing someone that is knowledgable due to we're in a world economy now. Things that happen in Europe affect us also. Keep up the posting!
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  • By Budman
  • joined 26 Jul'08 - 74 messages
  • Alabama, United States

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