Anonymous-0
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Just found out the local Case Construction dealer closed its doors,does anybody know why?
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Will- Tx.-Mn.
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hmmmm... where was that? > tim buck 2? > opps no one knows where that is either
Will
Will
"Briggs Equipment, Inc., headquartered in Dallas, Texas, is considered the world's largest distributor of Yale forklifts and Trackmobile vehicles. [b:6b063d4956]With 21 locations throughout the United States and Mexico[/b:6b063d4956], Briggs Equipment's mission is to aggressively pursue the forklift and construction rental markets through superior customer service."
Well, Will, I've narrowed it down some. Don't know if "tim buck 2" is on the list. :wink: Which reminds me of the old joke about Shakespeare going to heaven. google "joke Shakespeare Timbuktu" Maybe the OP should walk over to the local diner and ask the people who would know.
Will- Tx.-Mn.
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Thanks for the lowdown JML,
True there are some forklift dealers there in Dallas,Texas I see some on North loop 12 here in Dallas,and some on I.35 also
OP > old people? if that is correct then yep I'm one of em and I forget stuff too!
But seriously when people post things here,they say things like around here, and in my part of the world, or they just go on about this and that like they are talking to people that are with them,and forget that us people who are reading all this don't have a clue where it is that they are talking about.. that is my small rant > done now.
Thanks for telling me about Briggs Equipment JML.
Will
True there are some forklift dealers there in Dallas,Texas I see some on North loop 12 here in Dallas,and some on I.35 also
OP > old people? if that is correct then yep I'm one of em and I forget stuff too!
But seriously when people post things here,they say things like around here, and in my part of the world, or they just go on about this and that like they are talking to people that are with them,and forget that us people who are reading all this don't have a clue where it is that they are talking about.. that is my small rant > done now.
Thanks for telling me about Briggs Equipment JML.
Will
showcrop
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Framall, I don't think that it was a dumb question. Unless you don't know anything about it, then just go on to the next post. But I bet there are people who are very familiar with the situation who could answer intelligently. I haven't heard about any penalty for not answering every question on here weather I know anything about the topic or not.
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