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Marty, I (for one) appreciate your effort to show your support team's concerns, I know, we on this forum, are more likely to know the points that are 'less than perfect' on any machine we work on. I often point out that I almost never get a call that says "come look at my really great forklift" and virtually every call is "come look at my broken P.O.S.", and I think we all do recognize that it is less a design function and more of a "local support function" as to what the end user recognizes about the "quality" of a product.
I think it is pretty fair to say that Hoist trucks are a "niche market product", but I know I would love to have the level of product support you have offered here in this thread, with ANY other manufacturer of powered industrial trucks. I am firmly of the opinion, that the shorter the path of any communication, the less "static to noise ratio" there is.

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  • Posted 20 Sep 2014 23:39
  • By edward_t
  • joined 5 Mar'08 - 2,334 messages
  • South Carolina, United States
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