(L-R): Drew Braun, regional sales manager of KCMA Corporation; John Connolly, JC Connolly, Stephen Connolly and Brian Connolly, all of ATS Equipment; and Scott Tjelmeland, field sales manager of KCMA Corporation.

KCMA Corporation announced that ATS Equipment will now represent Kawasaki-KCM wheel loaders in the Massachusetts and Rhode Island markets.

ATS Equipment has serviced the New England area for more than 30 years selling products used in agriculture, construction, recycling, road building and equipment rental markets. Headquartered in Boston, Mass., ATS maintains four full-service branches in Boston, Auburn and Rehoboth, Mass., as well as Candia, N.H.

Gary Bell, KCMA vice president stated, “ATS Equipment is a welcome addition to our distribution network bringing their expertise in sales and service in the construction equipment industry to the Massachusetts and Rhode Island markets.”

“We are proud and excited to represent a top quality product like Kawasaki-KCM wheel loaders,” stated John N. Connolly, founder and president. “It is a natural fit to our existing products and we are committed to providing service and sales support to such a great line of equipment. We take pride in the success of our customers and know that Kawasaki-KCM wheel loaders will be part of that.”

“Providing 'service the way it used to be' is the motto of ATS Equipment,” said J.C. Connolly, John's son.

J.C., with brothers Brian and Stephen, run the day-to-day business operations and have a support team including factory-trained mechanics, parts staff and sales team.

For more information, visit www.ATSEquipment.com and www.KCMCORP.com.

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