Runnion Equipment Company will offer the full line of both heavy and light duty telescopic service crane by Stellar Industries.

Runnion Equipment Company announces it is now a dealer of Stellar Industries, the premier manufacturer of mechanic trucks, service cranes, hooklifts and tire service trucks. Runnion's main focus will be on the mechanic trucks and service cranes, as well as the TMAX line of steel and aluminum service bodies offered by Stellar.

"We are a traditional full-service dealer that offers sales, service, parts and rental and are proud to be able to team up with Stellar to provide this great line of equipment to the customers in our market area," said Mike Prochot, president of Runnion Equipment Company. "We are looking forward to a long and mutually beneficial relationship with Stellar. They are a first-class operation and a great fit for Runnion Equipment in our new facility."

Runnion will offer the full line of both heavy and light duty telescopic service crane trucks. Both types of equipment come standard with features that increase efficiency and working speed, including proportional radio remote control; a planetary winch with a hydraulic or mechanical brake system; and a hexagonal tubing boom construction. With lifting capacities ranging from 3,200 lbs. to 14,000 lbs., Stellar has cranes to complete any vertical lift project.

In addition to offering service crane trucks, Runnion also will stock the complete line of Stellar TMAX service bodies. Designed to be turnkey solutions to add to any size truck, there's a TMAX body that meets almost any application requirement, from municipal markets to mining and large construction projects.

For more information, call 800/824-6704 or visit runnionequipment.com.

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