BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (March 30, 2017)—Aspen Equipment announced today that it has become an authorized sales and service provider for the PALFINGER line of PAL Pro Mechanics Bodies and PSC Service Cranes in Minnesota, Iowa and Nebraska.

True crane bodies designed for mobile heavy equipment service providers, PAL Pro Mechanics Trucks are built specifically to handle forces applied by the crane. This product range includes the newest 39,000 ft. lbs. capacity model from PALFINGER: PAL Pro 39. Available in 9' and 11' standard configurations for class 4 – 5 trucks, PAL Pro 39 is equipped with new light-weight aluminum door structures and designs. It offers weight saving benefits, increased payload capacity and – like all PAL Pro bodies – exceptional rust protection.

Todd Foster, Aspen Equipment VP of Sales and Marketing says, "We feel that the state of the art cranes from PALFINGER, combined with their forward thinking production methods and automotive quality coating processes, are critical elements to the long term success of our partnership. Staying in front of the curve gives PALFINGER a competitive advantage and allows us to provide our customers with the best solutions in the industry."

Brian Heffron, National Sales Manager for Omaha Standard Palfinger comments, "Aspen Equipment has a great reputation and is very progressive about service and quality. Aspen is also a good fit for us in the territory, as they are already a PALFINGER knuckle boom crane distributor who has been selling, servicing and stocking parts since 2011."

The proactive territory managers of Aspen Equipment are pleased to offer their network of mobile service providers an excellent service solution with PALFINGER-built PAL Pro Mechanic's Trucks.

About Aspen Equipment

With roots going back to 1926, Aspen Equipment Co. has been owned and operated by the Sill family for three generations. Aspen Equipment sells, rents and services commercial equipment (dump bodies, crane/boom trucks, light trucks, air compressors, railroad equipment, snow & ice removal products) for federal, state and local governments, railroads, utilities and construction trades. For more information, visit www.aspenequipment.com.

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