Tracey Road Equipment, based in East Syracuse, NY, has been appointed the New Holland Construction Equipment distributor for central New York. The company will carry the full line of New Holland equipment throughout its locations in East Syracuse, Watertown and Binghamton. The New Holland line includes mini, crawler and wheeled excavators, wheel loaders, dozers, motor graders, telehandlers, backhoes, utility tractors and skid steers.

“It is going to be wonderful to finally be able to offer our customers a full line of construction equipment everything from dozers to loader backhoes, to excavators,” said Andy Tullock, sales representative, Tracey Road. “New Holland has great research and development that allows us to offer our customers the latest, cutting-edge construction equipment.”

Tracey Road’s President Jerry Tracey, added: “We already have an inventory of over 100 new and used New Holland machines available for sale and rent. We are thrilled to again have a motor grader to offer our customers, and dozers are going to be a great addition to our product offering.”

The company is gearing up its service shop to properly serve the New Holland line, and has invested in a huge parts inventory for all its locations. This, said Tracey, will “properly serve our current customers, and all of the many contractors in our area who already own New Holland machines.”

Tracey Road and New Holland are currently working on special financing, as low as zero percent APR. For more information, call 315/437-1471

This story also appears on Crane Equipment Guide.

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