Pinnacle Cranes Hosts Appreciation Event for Blythe Construction Co.

Wed November 28, 2012 - Southeast Edition
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On Nov. 20 Pinnacle Cranes, a division of Carolina Tractor, held a customer appreciation lunch for the entire crew working on Blythe Construction Company’s I-485 Charlotte, N.C., outer loop extension. The event was held at the field office trailer area of the Blythe project.

Pinnacle Cranes wanted to thank the people at Blythe Construction Company for their business and felt preparing lunch for them a few days before Thanksgiving was appropriate. The lunch consisted of hamburgers, hotdogs, all the fixins, cookies, chips and all the Coca-Cola anyone needed.

This story also appears on Crane Equipment Guide.

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