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Robert H. Finke & Sons Holds Customer Appreciation Event

Thu September 22, 2022 - Northeast Edition #20
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Robert H. Finke & Sons held a three-day customer appreciation event at its facility in Selkirk, N.Y., on Sept. 8 to 10.

On Thursday and Friday, customers were invited to stop by, eat lunch, enjoy product displays, compete in an excavator rodeo, talk to factory representatives, let the kids explore an obstacle course designed just for them and catch up with friends and fellow contractors. The celebration culminated with a big event on Saturday that included a hog roast, raw bar, ice cream and fried dough bar, and live entertainment.

Robert H. Finke & Sons Inc. is one of the New York Capital Region premier equipment distributors who represents some of the most recognized manufacturers in the industry, including Wirtgen, Kobelco, Bobcat, Doosan, just to name a few. Its reputation for dependable service and support and a commitment to a massive late model rental fleet has put it in the enviable position of being the primary equipment supplier to some of the premier contractors in the area, the company said. CEG

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Robert H. Finke & Sons has been a Kobelco distributor for multiple decades and supplies some of New York’s largest contractors. (L-R) are Jared Finke of Robert H. Finke & Sons, and John Konkoski, Dave Donneral and Greg Dainey, all of Kobelco.
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Skills are tested as operators compete to achieve the best time in the Bobcat excavator rodeo.
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Representing Night Hawk sweepers are Steve Elliott (L) and Tracy Day.
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To accommodate its heavy highway and municipal customers, Finke offers every form of traffic control device imaginable.
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R.H. Finke & Son’s expansive facility in Selkirk, N.Y., just south of Albany, is recognized as one of the most modern and technologically advanced facilities in the region.
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Throughout the course of the three-day event, customers were welcome to stop by with their families and crew to enjoy a hot meal.
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Hunter Rigging Corp., in Hunter, N.Y., brought this vintage Mack tractor to the event.
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Robert H. Finke & Sons is the exclusive importer of the ShoulderMaster road widener attachment paver from Australia. ShoulderMaster displayed its new model 1500, which features a new screed specifically engineered for the U.S. market. Representing ShoulderMaster at the appreciation event were Craig Pinson and Ashleigh Pinson.
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Robert H. Finke & Sons proudly represents the entire Wirtgen family of paving products, including Hamm, Vogele, Wirtgen milling machines and Kleemann aggregate products.  Dan Bauer (L), of Robert H. Finke & Sons and Dave Reposa of The Wirtgen Group were on hand to answer questions.
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A two-time Eastern Regional champion who has earned 11 regional event titles, multiple Jeg’s All-Star berths and three NHRA National Event titles, John Finke — along with his current driver, Jackie Fricke — poses with his NHRA Top Alcohol Dragster. Since joining Finke Racing, Fricke has earned many firsts, including a Jegs All-Star Championship and Regional Championship. She also is a multiple time NHRA National and Regional event winner.
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Duane Flufluer represented Lucas Oils at the event.
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Don Fiacco (R) takes a moment to catch up with one of the Capital Region’s leading contractors: Chris Distefano, chief operating officer of Harrison & Burrowes.
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