Multi Machine, Inc. of Asbury, NJ continues to expand its Sales and Rental options with the addition of the new Prinoth Panther T14R Rotating Tracked Dumper.

Multi Machine, Inc. of Asbury, NJ continues to expand its Sales and Rental options with the addition of the new Prinoth Panther T14R Rotating Tracked Dumper.

Multi Machine took ownership of its first tracked dumper in 1994, years before they gained the popularity they enjoy today. "It was a risky move, since the technology really hadn't been proven – much less the demand for the machines themselves," said Bruce Druckenmiller, owner and president. Customer response was positive and demand began to soar. In the early part of 2001, Multi Machine expanded the lineup with its first Rotating Dumper. Fast forward to today and Multi Machine maintains the largest fleet of fixed and rotating tracked dumpers in North America, with total inventory of over 200 machines.

Multi Machine was awarded exclusive distributorship of Prinoth's Panther line of Tracked Dumpers in January of 2016, and began taking delivery shortly thereafter. "Customers were already familiar with the Prinoth name, and their reputation for quality and durability, so it was a great fit – We're actually having trouble keeping them in stock!" said Curt Mornan, senior director of sales for Multi Machine.

Prinoth's latest Panther offering is the T14R Rotating Dumper, an industry leading machine with a payload capacity of over 30,000 pounds, a diesel powertrain delivering 275 hp, and a low ground pressure of just under 4psi. Multi Machine received its first T14R in November 2016 and continues to expand its fleet with additional machines on a regular basis. "Demand has been incredible and there's no sign of it slowing – we couldn't be happier with the Prinoth partnership, or their line of tracked machines," said Ken Druckenmiller, director of marketing.

For more information, visit www.multimachineinc.com or call 866-866-8584.

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