Hilco Industrial and Gordon Brothers Group announced they will run a private-treaty sale process to sell an extensive fleet of trucking and heavy-haul equipment from Butch’s Trucking Inc., an oil and gas servicing company and part of the privately held Butch’s Family of Companies.

Butch’s Trucking has made the decision to exit its heavy-haul service, as it relates to third-party contracting. The private-treaty sale process begins immediately and is expected to run through November.

The assets for sale include more than 100 heavy-haul trucks, trailers, cranes and wheel loaders including the following:

• More than 50 road winch, gin, and slick back trucks (2006 to 2014)

• More than 30 heavy-haul trailers, Kalyn and Advance

• Manitowoc 100-ton (90 t) crawler cranes (2007 to 2009)

• Grove Hydro 275-ton (249 t) crane (2012)

• Grove Hydro 165-ton (149 t) crane (2012)

• Wheel loaders, forklifts, service trucks and vehicles

• More than 30 Holden, Transcraft and Viking LowBoy, narrow neck, drop deck trailers

The assets can be viewed at the following locations by appointment only:

• 1838 West FM 2015, San Angelo, Texas 76902

• 510 Oil Post Road, Snyder, Texas 79549

Both Hilco Industrial and Gordon Brothers Group have valued and monetized billions of dollars of oil and gas assets worldwide and were selected by Butch’s Trucking to market and sell the extensive list of assets.

For more information visit www.hilcoind.com/butchs, http://gordonbrothers.com/butchs or contact:

• Jody Bacque–SVP Hilco Industrial, [email protected] +1 251/404-2367

• Steve Wolf–CEO Hilco Industrial, [email protected] +1 616/732-1800

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