Mountainview Equipment Co., with locations across Idaho and West Virginia, is adding Merlo telehandlers to its product line.
“In researching adding another line to Mountainview’s line up,” Bill George, sales manager said. “We found Merlo telehandlers, to be the most complementary to our current equipment line up. We were looking for equipment that would make material handling for our customers easier and safer. Merlo’s Turbofarmer line of telehandlers pack a lot of power and nimbleness into every machine. Our customers will appreciate the versatility these machines will bring to their operations.”
Mountainview Equipment chose the TF38.10 with a lift height of 31-feet and maximum operating capacity of 8,400 pounds, the TF 42.7 with a lift height of 24 feet 7 inches and maximum operating capacity of 9,250 pounds. They also added in the P27.6PLUS. Quite compact, the P27.6PLUS may be the smallest of the Merlo telehandlers, but it supplies much versatility within its 19 feet 4-inch lift, and 6,000 pound maximum capacity, the company said.
Along with expanding its agriculture offerings, Mountainview has added the Merlo P40.17PLUS, a heavy-duty telehandler with independent front stabilizers.
“While they are an agriculture-oriented dealership,” said Austin Bailey, AMS-Merlo sales manager. “Mountainview brought in the P40.17PLUS to take advantage of a need for construction telehandlers in all their markets, such as the booming city of Boise, Idaho. With the P40.17PLUS being one of the most popular models from both a sales and rental aspect, this model made the most sense for them to begin their expansion into the construction market.”
For more than 50 years, Mountain View Equipment Co. has been a full-service dealership in the hay and forage, and dairy markets. There are four locations: Meridian, Homedale, Jerome, Idaho, and Sunnyside, W.Va.
To learn more about Mountainview Equipment Co. v,isit its website: https://www.mtvieweq.com/
