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If you don't mind, swoop, it's not exactly as you say.

According to terminology standards, tow tractors are treated as industrial trucks.
Still, Linde, Crown, BT, Jungheinrich etc - all manufacture them
and sell as a trucks, sometimes naming them tugger trains, sometimes - tow tractors.
Their destination is specialistic, but it doesn't change the fact - they are the industrial trucks.

From the other hand, the question from our Malaysian colleague is a bit absurd. It's hard to comment the differences between the two identical machines.
  • Posted 20 Jun 2013 23:37
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