Due to significantly increased parts sales throughout 2002, Hedco Equipment Inc. was recognized by Case Construction Equipment as one of its Top Ten dealers.

Providing new, used and rental construction equipment to Long Island and New York’s five boroughs, the New York City-based Case Construction Equipment dealership, which is under new ownership and management, exceeded its “Fall Super Savings” parts objective.

As a result of this recent success, the company has reported that it will provide a special offer to its customers who use the Case Credit Vantage Account Card for parts and related services between Jan. 1, 2004, and March 31, 2004. During this time, customers can “benefit from no payments and no interest until June 2004 on minimum purchases of $750,” according to Hedco.

Martin Hausman, owner of Hedco, explained that “this affords our customers unprecedented purchasing power during the first quarter of 2004, already heralded as a period of national economic recovery.”

Hausman took ownership of the only authorized Case Construction Equipment dealership in New York City in June 2002. Since that time, Hedco Equipment has been under the direction of a new general manager and a new sales manager. This past spring, a new branch manager came on board to oversee operations at Hedco’s Long Island location in Bohemia, NY.

Hausman said he is looking forward to increasing the Case product presence in the New York excavator market with the new CX series excavator line.

For more information, call 718/409-4200.

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