Highway Equipment Company Hosts Bell Truck Lunch

These new Bell B50D 50-ton articulated trucks are the first and only 50-ton articulated trucks available in Ohio. The trucks are available to rent or purchase.

Fri March 25, 2016 - Midwest Edition
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Mike Jeffries of The Joseph A. Jeffries Company attends the event.

Rich Steinbrenner, Allied Construction products district manager, discusses the company’s line of breakers with attendees at the Highway Equipment Company customer lunch event.

Customers came to tour the new facilities, visit its offices, meet the company’s people, see live demonstrations, kick the tires and operate the new Bell B50E 50-ton (45 t) articulated trucks.

These new Bell B50D 50-ton articulated trucks are the first and only 50-ton articulated trucks available in Ohio.

Highway Equipment Company of Ohio held a Bell Truck customer lunch on March 2 at its new facility in Canton, Ohio. Customers came to tour the new facilities, visit its offices, meet the company's people, see live demonstrations, kick the tires and operate the new Bell B50E 50-ton (45 t) articulated trucks. These new Bell B50D 50-ton articulated trucks are the first and only 50-ton articulated trucks available in Ohio. The trucks are available to rent or purchase.

More than 40 customers attended. Many of the customers got in the Bell Trucks and drove them around the property. Along with the Bell articulated truck presentation, customers learned about all of the latest in equipment technology that Highway Equipment Company of Ohio has to offer for rentals and sales. Everyone enjoyed a fantastic BBQ lunch from “Old Carolina BBQ”.

Established in 1933, Highway Equipment Company said it has remained true to its core business philosophy that “Service is our best product.” Based in Zelienople, Pa., the company has branches in DuBois and McKean Pa., Roanoke, Va., and now this new facility in Canton, Ohio. Highway also owns Machinery Rental, a rent-to-rent business based in Pittsburgh with almost 2,000 pieces of equipment in stock for oil and gas markets and general construction. Highway Equipment Company of Ohio provides sales, rentals, parts and service to construction, sewer and water, earth moving, paving, excavation, oil and gas, mining, quarry and aggregates production, demolition, scrap, recycling, landscaping and other industrial markets.

For more information, visit www.highway-equipment.com.

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