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The newer AC bendi are much better. I guess there are pro's and con's for all manufactures. Try them your self, what is good for someone else might not suit you. They have all been manufacturing them for some time now. They should all be good. As far as i am aware there is still only 4 manufactures, Bendi, Flexi, Aisle-master and Landoll. I have seen a leaflet at IMHX 2013 with a nexus articulated forklift but haven't seen anything since.
  • Posted 28 Feb 2014 18:20
  • By Leon_W
  • joined 7 Sep'07 - 326 messages
  • Tyne & Wear, United Kingdom

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