Talbert Manufacturing Inc., a leader in the specialty-built trailer and transport system industry, named Hale Trailer Brake & Wheel as its number-one dealer in overall sales performance, and parts and service support.

Since its beginnings as a small trailer rental business more than 30 years ago, Hale Trailer has diversified and expanded into one of the largest new and used trailer dealerships in the country. Headquartered in Voorhees, N.J., Hale Trailer operates 14 locations along the East Coast from Maine to Florida — with each site offering sales, rental, immediate parts availability, repairs and maintenance and a variety of onsite specialty services.

“Hale Trailer is highly committed to a wide variety of specialized markets. Their ability to stock such a large and diverse inventory, combined with their talented team of dedicated veteran employees, ensures their top performance in our industry for years to come,” said Greg Smith, vice president of sales and marketing for Talbert Manufacturing.

“We value our continued relationship with Talbert Manufacturing. They offer the highest quality equipment — and importantly they focus on providing the right products for our customers. They will do whatever it takes to give customers what they need, when they need it,” said William Fryer, a member of the Hale Trailer management team.

While Talbert Manufacturing and Hale Trailer service a growing number of transport markets, it’s important to emphasize that each is keenly positioned to serve the emerging green energy and wind power industry with a current, complete and customized line of specialized transport equipment and systems.

For more information, call 800/232-6535 or visit www.haletrailer.com.

This story also appears on Truck and Trailer Guide.

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