Blanchard Machinery is honored to have delivered the first Cat CT660 truck sold in South Carolina to N. W. White & Co. The CT660 was delivered on March 26, in Columbia, S.C., when Blanchard Machinery President Joe Blanchard personally presented the keys and a commemorative plaque to Richard Jackson of N. W. White.

When the new Class 8 on-highway truck was revealed last year, executives at N. W. White were immediately interested. N. W. White then turned to Blanchard Machinery, with whom they have a long standing relationship, about acquiring one of the trucks for their dump fleet. Because N. W. White has more than 50 years’ experience in the transportation industry, company executives felt the CT660 would aid the company in maintaining its high level of professionalism and quality transportation services.

After taking a look at the new Cat CT660, Richard Jackson said, “It is a beautiful truck, and we look forward to the wonderful support we always receive from Blanchard.”

Drew Yarborough, one of N. W. White’s experienced drivers and now driver of the CT660, drove the truck and reported, “The CT660 is one of the finest trucks I have driven.”

Blanchard Machinery strives to support and improve the work and lives of its customers. It is Blanchard’s belief that the Cat CT660 on-highway truck is the first step in revolutionizing the vocational truck standards in South Carolina, and N. W. White & Co. has helped to take the first steps in this exciting direction. For more information on Blanchard Machinery and the CT660, visit blanchardmachinery.com/cattruck.

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