The new 30,000-sq.-ft shop will offer equipment sales, rentals, parts and service for many manufacturers including JLG, Sky Trak, Kobelco, Sany, Hitachi, Bell Trucks, SIDUMP’R Trailers, Bomag and Carlson Pavers.

Mid Country Machinery Inc. announces a new facility is coming soon to Bondurant, Iowa. The new 30,000 sq. ft. shop will be located at 3509 Franklin St. SW. The Bondurant store will offer equipment sales, rentals, parts and service for many manufacturers including JLG, Sky Trak, Kobelco, Sany, Hitachi, Bell Trucks, SIDUMP'R Trailers, Bomag and Carlson Pavers.

Ground was broken in April 2019 and as crews put the finishing touches on the new store, the Mid Country staff is busy preparing to open the doors to customers in January 2020.

"We have been approached on many occasions with the question of why we don't have a location in the Des Moines area and we decided now would be a great time to come with all of the growth and the services that we will be able to offer," said Bud PeCoy, president of Mid Country Machinery. "We also expanded into upstate New York in the last five years teaming up with JP Mechanical under the MCM brand and are known for our rebuild capabilities working with one of the larger aggregate producers, doing machine rebuilding on larger 7- to 13-yard wheel loaders as well as sales and rentals."

Mid Country Machinery sells, rents and services equipment for the construction and agriculture industries at its five locations throughout Iowa — Fort Dodge, Waterloo, Sergeant Bluff and Bondurant — and Brewerton, N.Y. The company offers a variety of equipment, attachments and parts to meet customers' needs.

In addition to sales and rentals, Mid Country also offers an extensive line of used high-quality, late-model equipment from various manufactures.

For more information, call 800/206-5936 or visit midcountry.com. CEG

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