Bobcat of Medford will offer a wide variety of Bobcat products through its rental department, including compact equipment, attachments and more.

Bobcat Company has expanded its dealer network with the addition of Bobcat of Medford as an authorized new and used sales, service and parts provider of Bobcat equipment.

The dealership is located at 6731 Crater Lake Highway, Central Point, Ore., 97502.

In addition to the sales and service of Bobcat equipment, Bobcat of Medford will offer a wide variety of Bobcat products through its rental department, including compact equipment, attachments and more. Bobcat of Medford will serve a number of industries, including construction, infrastructure, agriculture and municipal.

Bobcat of Medford was established in 2016 by the owners of Wilson Equipment Sales and Rental. Steve and April Wilson first opened Wilson Equipment Sales and Rental in 1983 at which time the company specialized in refurbishing and selling used off-highway equipment. Since then, the company has grown to include a rental department and new equipment sales.

Bobcat of Medford staff is composed of seasoned technicians and salespeople who have been part of Wilson Equipment Sales and Rental for up to 30 years.

Bobcat of Medford will distribute Bobcat equipment throughout southern Oregon and northern California.

Bobcat Company introduced its original self-propelled loader with the unique skid steer drive system to the industry in 1958. Today the Bobcat brand includes an extensive line of compact construction equipment and attachments.

Bobcat of Medford is part of a network of some 900 Bobcat dealerships worldwide.

For more information, call 866/205-7113 or visit www.wilsonequipment.net and Bobcat.com.

Today's top stories

Missouri's $284M Chester Bridge Under Construction

Reconstruction of Frank J. Wood Bridge in Maine Under Way

Mecalac Offers Telescopic Wheel Loader to Improve Stability, Mobility in Material Handling Applications

Oshkosh Corporation to Acquire AUSA

Buffalo Looks to Improve, Protect Ralph Wilson Park

Webuild Ready to Rebuild Collapsed Baltimore Bridge

Officials Break Ground On $300M Terminal 3 at O'Hare International

Chicago Bears Announce Plans for New Enclosed Stadium