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Thank you very much for your reply, in Argentina what is the no.1 forklift brand? besides the 'goods' what do you think makes it number 1. Here in the Phils. TCM is number 1 but all over asia Toyota is number 1. Do you have any feedback or comment? Toyota is a strong no.2 here. But not for long!!!
  • Posted 15 Feb 2005 10:42
  • By leobert_b
  • joined 9 Feb'05 - 23 messages
  • Makati, Philippines
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