Hydrema, an articulated dump truck manufacturer, added Best Line Equipment to its authorized dealer network. Best Line Equipment will represent Hydrema’s full line of equipment in eastern Pennsylvania.

“We are proud to welcome Best Line Equipment to our dealer network,” said Kris Binder, vice president of Hydrema North America. “They are very experienced in the construction equipment industry and will provide Hydrema customers with outstanding service.”

Best Line Equipment will now carry Hydrema’s entire line of articulating haulers, which consists of the 13 ton (12 t) capacity 912D, 912DS and 912HM (high mobility), which also offer a multi-tip version allowing for the dump body to swing 90 degrees side to side, as well as the 912D with a rail option and the 912HM as a flat bed option. Best Line also will offer the 922HM, Hydrema’s largest articulated truck with a payload of 24 tons (22 t).

“We are pleased to add the Hydrema product line to our equipment offerings,” said Matt Pixler, heavy equipment division manager of Best Line Equipment. “Hydrema manufactures durable products that provide outstanding performance and we are certain our customers will see the value and benefits in this great brand.”

Best Line’s sales staff has been fully trained in the application, sales, parts and service of Hydrema articulated haulers and offers prompt and professional parts and service support. The company supports Hydrema with its 12 eastern Pennsylvania branch locations.

For more information on Best Line Equipment call 800/679-2378.

For more information on Hydrema call 877/449-3736 or visit www.hydrema.us.

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