Doosan Construction Equipment has expanded its dealer network with the addition of Bobcat of Jackson, a division of Equipment Incorporated, and an authorized sales, service, parts and rental provider of Doosan equipment.

In addition to offering a full line-up of Bobcat compact equipment and attachments, Bobcat of Jackson now provides its customers in the Jackson, Miss., area a range of Doosan equipment, including crawler excavators, wheel excavators, material handlers and wheel loaders. The dealership is located at 620 Highway 49 South, Richland, Miss., 39218.

Equipment Incorporated was established in 1951 and now has seven locations in four states — Mississippi, Texas, Louisiana and Alabama. After a successful introduction of Doosan equipment at its Shreveport, La., location, Equipment Incorporated has made the decision to also offer Doosan equipment at Bobcat of Jackson.

“Our customer base, being primarily heavy construction, presents a big demand for Bobcat and Doosan products in our location,” said Scot Akins, president of Equipment Incorporated. “We chose to add Doosan to our equipment line because of its reliability, high standards of production, ease of operation and competitive pricing with comparable equipment. We believe that our current customers as well as future customers will receive a greater benefit from our Bobcat and Doosan equipment line than all other existing construction equipment.”

Equipment Incorporated offers sales, rental, service and parts at all locations. For more information, call 601/948-3272 or visit www.equipmentinc.com.

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