KCMA Corporation recently announced that Pittman Tractor Company will be representing Kawasaki-KCM wheel loaders in the southern Alabama market, as well as the Florida panhandle.

KCMA Corporation recently announced that Pittman Tractor Company will be representing Kawasaki-KCM wheel loaders in the southern Alabama market, as well as the Florida panhandle.

Since 1988 Pittman Tractor has been providing this market products in the construction, road building and equipment rental markets. Headquartered in Daphne, Ala., Pittman will represent Kawasaki-KCM wheel loaders in addition to its current offerings of Dynapac, Carlson, and an extensive rental equipment fleet. Trip Pittman is an industry veteran who grew up around the equipment business and remains passionate about the industry. The Pittman staff consists of industry veterans. Billy Deese, parts and service manager has more than 30 years in the industry, and their sales staff averages 30 to 40 years in the industry.

Gary Bell, KCMA vice president, general manager said, “Pittman Tractor Company will be a welcome to our distribution network bringing their expertise in sales and service in the construction equipment industry to the South Alabama and Florida Panhandle markets.”

“We are excited to represent a quality wheel loader line of equipment in Kawasaki-KCM, the most durable and dependable loader on the market,” said Trip Pittman, president.

For more information on Pittman Tractor, visit www.pittmantractor.com.

For more information on Kawasaki and KCMA, visit trykawasakiloaders.com.

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