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Hi,

The critical thing for me really is the lifting capacity. The Hyundai 7 tons Gas truck will lift 7 tons at 800mm centres, where as most trucks at this size will only lift it at 600 centres.

This makes the difference for us lifting certain pieces of equipment and not we think, as the Hyundai will still lift 6.5tons at 1m centres.

Its very difficult with forklifts to come up with the right answer due to the huge number of options available.
  • Posted 30 Nov 2013 02:44
  • By wellandpower
  • joined 28 Nov'13 - 4 messages
  • Lincs, United Kingdom

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