Tramac Names NH Hydraulics as New Authorized Dealer

Wed July 17, 2002 - Northeast Edition
Construction Equipment Guide

Tony Halvatzes, president of New Hampshire Hydraulics and Phil von Hemert, president of Tramac Corp., have announced the appointment of New Hampshire Hydraulics as the authorized dealer for Tramac Corp.

New Hampshire Hydraulics will be the Tramac dealer for New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The company will sell, service and provide parts for the complete line of Tramac attachments including breakers, shears, crushers, compactors and pile driver/extractors.

New Hampshire Hydraulics is located in Merrimack, NH, and has been in operation since 1978 and the Tramac Corp. is based in Parsippany, NJ.

For more information, call 973/887-7700.

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