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Crane & Machinery Keeps New Cranes Rolling ’Off Shelf’

- Midwest Edition

Despite market conditions, Crane & Machinery Inc. is increasing its new equipment orders. The company attributes this to its commitment to product support and long-time customers.

Three companies have recently placed orders for machines, with two buying multiple units.

wThe W.L. Hailey Company, located in Nashville, TN, purchased an 80- and a 210 ton (72 and 189 t) American crawler crane to add to its existing fleet of American cranes.

wStevenson Crane Service located in Woodridge, IL, purchased two Terex T335 truck cranes. These machines represent the 20th and 21st new Terex cranes Stevenson Crane has purchased since its inception in 1989.

wMilbocker and Sons of Allegan, MI, recently took delivery of the newest model of American crawler cranes, the 110-ton (99 t) HC 110.

“We strive to meet the specific needs of each customer, whether they need rental, purchase, service, parts or any combination of these to be successful in their business,” explained Mike Pregont, president of Crane & Machinery.

“We know that a crane is an investment for our customers and we want to ensure that their equipment will continue to perform throughout its lifetime,” he added.

For more information, call 800/235-8351 or visit www.craneandmachinery.com.

This story also appears on Crane Equipment Guide.


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