Pine Bush Equipment Co. will carry Dynapac rollers, planers and pavers at all three of its locations — Pine Bush and Holmes, N.Y., and Newington, Conn.

Established in 1956, Pine Bush Equipment (PBE) offers sales, rentals, parts, service and training for an extensive range of equipment for the construction industry. From its three locations, PBE serves 10 counties in southern New York; the state of Connecticut; Pike County, Pa.; and Sussex County, N.J.

"PBE has been proud to represent products within the Atlas Copco family for years, so it was only natural we would look to Dynapac for a reliable innovative roller line. We are currently setting up training for our sales representatives to learn the many features and benefits and plan to host demo days this spring to introduce the rollers and crushers to our prospective customers," said Holly Bodnar, president, PBE Group.

"We are very excited about the agreement between Atlas Copco and Pine Bush Equipment. With almost 60 years in business, PBE brings experience, longevity and a great commitment to their customers. Their reputation and way of doing business keeps customers coming back to them across their areas covering New York and Connecticut," said Bill Nittinger, Dynapac regional manager — Northeast. "We have a great deal of confidence that PBE will do a great job with our products and look forward to a long, successful partnership."

For more information, visit www.pbeinc.com.

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