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Heres the deal. Crown has branded european IC trucks from Daewoo/Doosan.
Crown has branded IC trucks in the US under the Hamech name from Komatsu.
Crown is beta testing thier own built IC trucks at undisclosed locations in the US. Only thing I know about this is it's powered by John Deere ( Not Hitatachi/Deere as someone else suggested.
You can view the trucks at the following addresses.
( don't forget the. after the w's)

european;
wwwcrown.com/asia/products/asia_engine_forklift/3ton/index.htmlted )

US;
wwwcrown.com/usa/news/usa_company_news/2008/agreement_with_komatsu.html
  • Posted 12 Feb 2008 05:55
  • By roadtek
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  • Massachusetts, United States

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