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I know someone at the Still dealer and they are trying to keep a lid on it. Stumbling block is its not worth the value without the dealership, so Still have no real competition, cos if they don't get it, they will take away the dealership..............................

Oh, and Rushlift WILL be sold to Briggs, you can put your house on it. As DonkeyPunch says, happy days for the rest of us !!
Looking forward to the in fighting and usual service engineer squabbling over t's & c's, who gets what travel time, blah, blah, blah. Get on with your job, if you're not happy dust off your CV.
  • Posted 26 Jul 2013 18:53
  • By foxythefox
  • joined 24 Jul'13 - 3 messages
  • leics, United Kingdom

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