Wed December 18, 2002
New Holland N.A.
Messick’s in Abbottstown and Elizabethtown, PA, has been awarded the 2002 President’s Prestige Award by New Holland North America. This award, the highest company honor that can be attained by a New Holland dealership, recognized outstanding achievement in business management and customer satisfaction....
Amanda L. Gutshall - Wed May 15, 2002
A.E. Finley Takes on New Holland’s Full Line of Equipment
A.E. Finley has recently enhanced its product offerings by becoming a Signature full-line New Holland dealer in the state of North Carolina and in the western portion of South Carolina. The company took over the line officially in mid-March.
According to Bob Austin, president of A.E....
Tue May 07, 2002
Landmark Equipment Takes New Holland to Fort Worth
Landmark Equipment, the New Holland dealer for much of north Texas, has signed an agreement making it the manufacturer’s official dealer in the Fort Worth area.
Documents were signed by Landmark in March 2002 to purchase Clemmons Tractor’s Fort Worth facility, and to become the area dealer....
Wed February 13, 2002
Contractor Appreciates New Holland’s EC215LC After Leasing Before Purchase
Whether someone is building a home or purchasing a piece of equipment, it is important to pay attention to details.
When Tony Barone, owner of Anthony C. Barone General Contracting, builds a subdivision, he always pays attention to details....
Tue April 17, 2001
New Holland Excavator Sinks Teeth Into Shipyards of Slag
Tri-State Bulk Handling knows it takes some serious equipment to unload a ship the length of two football fields. So serious that the New Jersey-based company has called in the muscle of New Holland equipment.
Working in New Jersey’s Port of Camden, Tri-State is using three New Holland EC160 excavators and two New Holland LW230 wheel loaders, all purchased from Modern Construction Equipment Co., Hightstown, NJ....
Wed March 28, 2001
New Holland Appoints Tracey Road Equipment New Dealer
Tracey Road Equipment, based in East Syracuse, NY, has been appointed the New Holland Construction Equipment distributor for central New York. The company will carry the full line of New Holland equipment throughout its locations in East Syracuse, Watertown and Binghamton....
Wed March 14, 2001
New Holland Binghamton Teams Up With Schaeff as Newest Distributor
Schaeff of North America recently announced its newest dealer: New Holland Binghamton of Vestal, NY.
New Holland Binghamton will direct its sales efforts to contractors and municipalities in South Central New York....
Wed July 05, 2000
Eastern Equipment Puts Trust in New Holland Line
Eastern Equipment’s recent decision to take on the New Holland line was based on many factors, but can probably best be summed up with one word; trust. Trust not only in New Holland’s representatives, but in its products and services as well.
Eastern, based in Berlin, CT, will handle the entire New Holland line, from backhoe loaders and skid steers to full size loaders, dozers and excavators....
Wed May 10, 2000
De Veau Tractor Climbs to Top of New Holland’s Charts
Some may say that 1999 was a breakout year for De Veau Tractor Inc., a 32-year-old company.
An upturn for the company was when it was appointed the New Holland Construction Equipment dealer for 22 counties in Central New York from the Canadian to Pennsylvania borders for the heavy equipment line with medium- and light-equipment responsibilities in a majority of those counties.
The combination of Alan De Veau, president, heading up the sales effort and his brother, Jeff, heading up the finance and special sales operations put De Veau Tractor in position to become the number one New Holland Construction Equipment dealer in North America....
Wed December 20, 2000
New Holland Loader Works ’Double’ Time for PA Contractor
A New Holland LW130TC wheel loader has been doing ’double’-duty for a Pennsylvania logging and lumber company.
Delbert Knopsnider, owner of Double D Logging and Lumber, Champion, PA, recently purchased the New Holland wheel loader to help process the 3.5 million ft....
