(L-R) are Gerald Hanisch, Steven Abbott, Brandon Lothrop, Tim Grip, René Wagner with the RM 70GO! compact crusher. This machine is a self-contained, tracked compact crusher designed to crush concrete, asphalt, C&D waste and rock. It can turn this material into a valuable building material with compaction in a single pass.

Ambrose Equipment became the new Rubble Master dealer in New England in August. Ambrose Equipment Company, formerly Wood's CRW Corp. of New Hampshire, was established in 1987 and is recognized today as one of the premier construction equipment distributors in the Northeast with locations in Hooksett, N.H., and Plainville, Mass.

“It is a really great fit for us and completes our offering to our customers who face high disposal costs of waste material such as asphalt, concrete and general C&D waste,” said Jeff Lothrop, president of Ambrose Equipment Company. “It allows us to complement our product offering around the entire asphalt and paving process. The waste material can be processed on site or in a contractor's yard to a useable and gradable base material to be reused on new projects. This process makes sense for every contractor.”

“We've had a very positive response from the customers in the New England market and we are looking forward to a prosperous relationship with Ambrose,” said Gerald Hanisch, president of Rubble Master. “For us it is important that a dealer understands the needs of contractors and who provides the service our customers deserve. Ambrose has been in the paving, highway and roadbuilding business for decades and enjoys a good reputation among contractors. Premium equipment requires premium service. We know that, we understand that and we make sure that the service is there.”

There will be a demo of the all brand-new RM 70GO! compact crusher in September. Customers can sign up for the event via e-mail: [email protected].

For more information, call 603/644-8787 or visit www.ambroseequipment.com and www.rubblemaster.com/us.

This story also appears on Aggregate Equipment Guide.

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