The Kleemann Mobirex MR 110 Zi has the ability to process blasted natural stone, asphalt and demolition waste while creating a first-class end product.

CH+N Site Construction began doing sitework in 2006 with just four employees. Headquartered in Lancaster County, Pa., CH+N Site has grown to 55 employees.

As business increases and customer demands surge, completing jobs quickly and efficiently is key to CH+N's success. Recently, CH+N purchased a Kleemann Mobirex MR 110 Zi from Groff Tractor. The Kleemann Mobirex MR 110 Zi has the ability to process blasted natural stone, asphalt and demolition waste while creating a first-class end product.

“We purchased the Kleemann because it is a solution to a common problem for many of our customers. We are able to offer them the ability to keep their site clean and presentable while creating a usable product for less than they can purchase it from a quarry,” stated Matt Eshelman, CH+N Site vice president.

Currently, CH+N has utilized the 493 hp crusher at four job sites and produced more than 50,000 tons (45,359 t) of material. Eshelman appreciates the fuel economy, durability and ease of maintenance.

“The Kleemann allows us to provide an economical solution to our customers while having a positive impact on our bottom line,” he said.

“Groff Tractor has been a great partner in this business venture. Our salesman, Ron Caruso, is very knowledgeable and gets us what we need when we need it. Groff Tractor service technician Jeremiah Lowe also has been an asset to us as we learned the ins and outs of this crusher,” concluded Eshelman.

For more information, visit www.GroffTractor.com.

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