Established in 1973, Scott-Macon Equipment has over 43 years of experience distributing, renting and servicing cranes in the Gulf Coast region of the United States.

Tadano America is announcing the appointment of Scott-Macon Equipment as a distributor for Tadano crane products. Scott-Macon Equipment will be responsible for the sales, marketing and customer service for Tadano's crane products in the states of Texas and Oklahoma.

“Scott-Macon Equipment is an established crane sales and rental organization that will solidify Tadano's strong market position in Texas and help to expand our footprint into Oklahoma. Our mutual commitment to customer service brings significant value to those markets and customers,” remarked Ken Butz, General Manager of Sales for Tadano America. “Scott-Macon Equipment and Tadano have been successful partners for many years starting with the Tadano Mantis line of hydraulic tele-crawlers. We are excited about the opportunity to formalize this representation of Tadano's rough terrain and all-terrain cranes”, said Bob Dimmit, Senior Managing Director of Scott-Macon Equipment.

Established in 1973, Scott-Macon Equipment has over 43 years of experience distributing, renting and servicing cranes in the Gulf Coast region of the United States. “We have had a great partnership with Tadano and share many common goals including our commitment to safety and customer service “, stated Bob Dimmitt, Senior Managing Director for Scott-Macon Equipment. “The value of Tadano products is something that our Tadano Mantis customers have experienced first-hand since Tadano acquired that product line in 2008.”

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