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I would definitely consider the dealerships reputation...as far as brands--Jungheinrich is the world's number one brand when it comes to narrow aisle. Long run times, innovations and quality have gotten them there...I am also partial to Nissan electric sitdowns--they offer a fully AC lift and have an excellent reputation for good service and longevity...Nissan's LP/gas lifts are top of the line as well. Neither Jung or Nissan would be the cheapest upfront--but in the long run they would be money savers!! There are other good lifts out there that would do the job...again, key in on the dealership--get some references of how they have taken care of other customers...
  • Posted 18 Jan 2008 01:37
  • By scott_s
  • joined 18 Jan'08 - 1 message
  • Tennessee, United States
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