Earthborne Inc. President Doug Taylor wants it known his company is a one-stop shop for any and all equipment needs. From buying and selling to servicing equipment and everything in between, the Warrington, Pa.-based equipment dealer let guests take a peak behind the curtains and learn about the new facility and how every aspect was developed with the customer and its trucks and equipment in mind.

In association with the Upper Montgomery-Bucks Community Affairs Association (UMBCAA), Earthborne Inc. hosted an open house on March 22 where attendees had the chance to see the latest equipment the company is offering, as well as participate in the rodeo contest where equipment operators put their skills to the test by maneuvering various types of heavy equipment through different obstacle courses.

"[We want to] show the facility and build awareness," Taylor said. "Most of the people in the township think we only sell equipment, they don't know that we service trucks, sell equipment and doing paint work and everything else. We've always been a one-stop shop. We want everyone to know we are one-stop shop."

Among the various types of machines, the company featured the Energreen Alpha, a telescopic roadside mower, Energreen Robo, a remote- controlled mower that can mow on hillsides up to 55 degrees and the JCB Hydradig, a purpose-built street legal 25 mph wheeled excavator.

Guests also were treated to facility tours, machine walk around tours, trivia prize giveaways and a BBQ lunch.

"It's their day to reward their team members," Taylor said. "We're just proud to be a part of the association and proud to welcome everyone to our facility." CEG

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