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The Observer
You mean like Height for Hire? Can remember the last time I saw one of their machines on a site, but I heard they shipped most of their standard kit out foreign somewhere
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And AFI are probably doing the same as a few others on the list; counting the machines they have in other countries outside of Ireland and UK.....
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And they aren't the only ones. Those who started lying about their numbers 10 an more years ago have to keep adding to their lies in order to keep some position in this fairy tail.
If the editor studied the financials of these companies, he would quickly see the numbers don't add up!
#fromafar
I had noticed a few weeks ago someone had commented about it being the time of year to get the lies onto Cranes & Access, boy we weren't disappointed.
AFI have over 6000 machines on the hire fleet, is that counting the models sitting on the managers desks, I know some companies count MHA as part of the fleet I think maybe someone at AFI may have got MHA and models mixed up with actual kit, I haven't seen any new AFI kicking about for a while now do we have Pinocchio doing the audits just saying.
The Observer
You mean like Height for Hire? Can remember the last time I saw one of their machines on a site, but I heard they shipped most of their standard kit out foreign somewhere
.......
And AFI are probably doing the same as a few others on the list; counting the machines they have in other countries outside of Ireland and UK.....
.......
And they aren't the only ones. Those who started lying about their numbers 10 an more years ago have to keep adding to their lies in order to keep some position in this fairy tail.
If the editor studied the financials of these companies, he would quickly see the numbers don't add up!
#fromafar
I had noticed a few weeks ago someone had commented about it being the time of year to get the lies onto Cranes & Access, boy we weren't disappointed.
AFI have over 6000 machines on the hire fleet, is that counting the models sitting on the managers desks, I know some companies count MHA as part of the fleet I think maybe someone at AFI may have got MHA and models mixed up with actual kit, I haven't seen any new AFI kicking about for a while now do we have Pinocchio doing the audits just saying.