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ROMCO Equipment Hosts EV Demo Event in Carrollton, Texas

- West Edition #11
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ROMCO Equipment held an EV Demo event at its Carrollton branch for the north Texas region on May 9 to highlight the advancements Volvo Construction Equipment and other brands are making in alternative power.

Excavators — both compact and full size — and wheel loaders from Volvo were on display along with LeeBoy's 8520C electric powered paver and electric compressors from Atlas Copco.

Derrick Edmonds, ROMCO's electric equipment product specialist, was on hand to answer customers' questions about Volvo's EC18, ECR18 and ECR25 compact excavators, the industry's first medium size EC230 excavator, and L20 and L25 wheel loaders.

Factory reps from Volvo, LeeBoy and Atlas Copco also were available to offer insight on their machines' capabilities.

Volvo has been a leader in the push toward electric transformation and has goal of having 35 percent of its machine sales be electric by 2030, according to its website.

Attendees enjoyed a Texas BBQ and crawfish boil at the conclusion of the demonstration. CEG

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ROMCO’s Carrollton branch hosted the impressive demonstration of electric equipment.
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(L-R): Kevin Nelson and Garrett Thompson of Intercon Demolition along with ROMCO Power Systems Division sales manager John Michael Alaniz.
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Derrick Edmonds, ROMCO EV product specialist, was a busy man throughout the day as he facilitated customers that wanted to operate the machines on display.
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LeeBoy Rep John Greaney answers questions about his company’s 8520C electric powered paver.
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City of Grand Prairie employee Amador Garcia “scores” during the ECR25 operator challenge.
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Volvo electric excavators move stone at ROMCO’s EV Demo on May 9 in Carrollton.
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Green Cow Compost’s Frank Kalsbeek gets a feel for the power of Volvo’s L20 wheel loader.
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Jay Leslie (R) of Sierra Dairy and Russel Ankrom of Atlas Copco were among the participants in the skill challenge operating the Volvo ECR25.
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Volvo’s EC230 electric excavator offers operators lower noise and vibration than diesel machines, with responsive hydraulics due to the electric motor.

ROMCO’s Carrollton branch hosted the impressive demonstration of electric equipment. (CEG photo)
(L-R): Kevin Nelson and Garrett Thompson of Intercon Demolition along with ROMCO Power Systems Division sales manager John Michael Alaniz. (CEG photo)
Derrick Edmonds, ROMCO EV product specialist, was a busy man throughout the day as he facilitated customers that wanted to operate the machines on display. (CEG photo)
LeeBoy Rep John Greaney answers questions about his company’s 8520C electric powered paver. (CEG photo)
City of Grand Prairie employee Amador Garcia “scores” during the ECR25 operator challenge. (CEG photo)
Volvo electric excavators move stone at ROMCO’s EV Demo on May 9 in Carrollton. (CEG photo)
Green Cow Compost’s Frank Kalsbeek gets a feel for the power of Volvo’s L20 wheel loader. (CEG photo)
Jay Leslie (R) of Sierra Dairy and Russel Ankrom of Atlas Copco were among the participants in the skill challenge operating the Volvo ECR25. (CEG photo)
Volvo’s EC230 electric excavator offers operators lower noise and vibration than diesel machines, with responsive hydraulics due to the electric motor. (CEG photo)


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