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We had a small fleet (12 of them) at the manufacturing plant I worked at back in 2007. They were great because staff could save tons of time running back to th
by bluedino 6y ago
We had a small fleet (12 of them) at the manufacturing plant I worked at back in 2007.
They were great because staff could save tons of time running back to the production area or warehouse. Maintenance had the models with tool bags on the sides.
They were very expensive to repair, and had lots of quirks that needed firmware updates and such.
We got acquired and the new parent company wouldn’t take the liability, so I had to pallet them up and sell the whole lot on eBay.
- Yetanfou 6y agoThe same can be achieved using 3-wheel kick bikes of the type often used in hospitals or bicycles. They're cheaper, they give the staff a bit - but not too much - of a workout, they rarely break down and you never have to update any firmware.