Used Forklift Feature in the FLA News today 29th April, DISCUSSION FORUM

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Used Forklift Feature in the FLA News today 29th April

The feature article in today's News reigned in opinions from Used Equipment Dealers from all around the world. West, East and Central US, Denmark, Peru, UK, Netherlands, Germany, Japan, Australia and Mexico and other countries and also covered opinions form different sectors like agriculture and port handling.

We are seeking your opinion.

"What is your opinion of how the UE sector is fairing in your part of the world"

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Posted 29 Apr 2010 22:10
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Ive noticed alot of companies in the last year "dumping" equipment at auction flooding the market with used equipment. Definately slowed.

Posted 30 Apr 2010 06:50
Reply by Barney
South Australia, Australia

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What has happened over the last year is companies have stopped renting trucks and this has seen an increase in the sales of second hand trucks, When large companies start to look again at rental then you will find many companies will look at this market again. As what has happened in California with the air will happen in other western countries so like California many truck will not be allowed if they are to comply with the reg's. With the lager trucks the newer more modern trucks are a lot more fuel efficient and cleaner so again by looking at a older truck the customer will have more down time and more cost's incurred. The rental market is where the big changes will be,this market will take some time though to get back to the sales of before maybe 2015

Posted 30 Apr 2010 01:13
Reply by DAVE160
yorkshire, United Kingdom

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