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Look out for new model from Mitsubishi
February 1st 2004

Mitsubishi Forklift Trucks is on the brink of unveiling a new series of LPG and diesel counterbalance trucks with capacities from 1.4 to 3.5t.

Described by the company as a supermodel extremely well specified and extremely good value for money, the new model is understood to be a total re-design of the award winning K series.

The designers of the new truck are reported to have put a strong emphasis on primary safety, ensuring the highest levels of driver and truck protection, without the need for bolt-on extras to improve stability.

By extending service intervals and reducing the number of components that can wear, the new range is expected to deliver enhanced uptime for maximum productivity.

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