Baschmann Services, located just outside of Buffalo, N.Y., has reached an agreement to begin selling, servicing and renting the Kawasaki line of wheel loaders and now has several Kawasaki loaders in its yard that are available for both sale and rent.

KCMA Corporation Vice President, General Manager Gary Bell said “Baschmann Services is a welcome addition to the Kawasaki distribution network bringing their expertise in sales and service in the construction equipment industry to the Buffalo, N.Y., area.”

“We are extremely excited about adding Kawasaki to our equipment lineup,” said Pete Baschmann, president of Baschmann Services. “Kawasaki’s reputation in the aggregate industry is world renowned and we are confident that our aggregate customers who have been purchasing KPI-JCI processing plants from us will quickly accept the Kawasaki loaders. We have been putting Kobelco excavators into the hands of excavating contractors in western New York for a very long time and we finally feel that we have the perfect loader to complement our Kobelco excavator fleet owners with the Kawasaki rubber-tired loader.

“Everything about the Kawasaki lineup has impressed us. They have 15 models available ranging in horsepower sizes from 45 to 720, with bucket capacities of less than 1 yard up to 13-1/2 yards. This gives us the variety that we need to match up the right loader with each customer’s needs.”

“Kawasaki’s assembly and fabrication facilities located here in the U.S. in the Atlanta, Ga., area assures us of the product and parts support that we need to properly support our customers.”

For more information, visit www.baschmann.com or www.trykawasakiloaders.com.

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