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AC Featured at Milwaukee SAE meeting
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Michael (WI) View Drop Down
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    Posted: 11 Apr 2012 at 7:26am

My brother who works at Cummins in Stoughton just sent me a link to an upcoming SAE meeting held at Briggs & Stratton in Wauwatosa.  Looks like an AC employee will be a feature speaker.

 
 
 


Edited by Michael (WI) - 11 Apr 2012 at 7:27am
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yes that will be a good presentation to attend, Larry Gruenberger is a great guy, he has alot of great "Allis" stories and pictures to share.
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Maybe      maybe     Briggs  should look into becoming the real heir to Allis Chalmers  and continuing on with a new line of larger lawn maybe even farm tractors............  Look what Bobcat is doing .  
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