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A renewing of vows
Much has been written about last years shambolic UN climate change summit in Copenhagen, yet to the vast majority of the general public little is actually know about the only notable progress made during it.01 Feb 2010
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Recent design changes to BRADEN products for the utilities include the time-tested 20,000 pound capacity PD18C bumper and the larger PD33A, a 33,000 pound capacity bumper winch. Both designs are turnkey installations for Class 7 and Class 8 trucks. Both bumper winch packages feature highly efficient planetary recovery winches, an extended capstan shaft and an in bumper tool-box for storage.
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