so that's one part of manitowoc. the part that wears a hard hat. the other side of manitowoc? the company's one of the world's leading designers and manufacturers of commercial food service equipment, everything from refrigerators to ice makers, fry masters, grills, and beverage dispensers. this is the part of manitowoc that makes your fruit smoothie whenever you go to mcdonald's. manitowoc trades as a highly cyclical food company even though the food service accounts for two thirds of its operating profit. the stock will never get credit for it unless the company breaks itself up. it will never, ever, ever get credit for it. the reason is simple. the food side of things is a lot less economically sensitive, a lot less cyclical, so to speak, than manitowoc's crane biz, but nobody wants to buy a consistent maker of food service equipment that's joined at the hip with a cyclical crane company whose results vacillate wildly depending on how the economy's doing. and frankly, now that construction might be coming back in this country, who the heck wants to own a crane company that'