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And if you are working with a reputable workshop or dealer like Conger , you can expect performance similar to brand-new equipment. In other applications, such as warehouses and waste handling sites, it is not uncommon for a forklift to run well after 15,000 hours without changing the engine/transmission.
And if you are working with a reputable workshop or dealer like Conger , you can expect performance similar to brand-new equipment. In other applications, such as warehouses and waste handling sites, it is not uncommon for a forklift to run well after 15,000 hours without changing the engine/transmission.
And if you are working with a reputable workshop or dealer like Conger , you can expect performance similar to brand-new equipment. In other applications, such as warehouses and waste handling sites, it is not uncommon for a forklift to run well after 15,000 hours without changing the engine/transmission.
Where you would once see the locations of your vehicles in one system, driver or vehicle performance in another, driver availability on a spreadsheet and workshop maintenance details on another system, all of this information can now be held or imported and displayed in the TMS for everyone to see,” she says.
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