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Crown FC 4500 info

I need objective feed back on the Crown 4500 AC drive trucks. Would like to hear from the service techs point of veiw. I know Crown is a good quality unit but the customer I deal with wants to hear from those who service them hands on. This website is the best source for that kind of info.
  • Posted 7 Nov 2014 00:04
  • Discussion started by triumphrider
  • Texas, United States
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