Company Wrench, headquartered in Carroll, Ohio, has announced a Sept. 17 grand opening of its new Kobelco dealership located in Williamstown, New Jersey. The company will kick off the celebration at 8 a.m. that Thursday with a continental breakfast followed by a barbecue lunch. Attendees will have the opportunity to tour the new dealership facility and meet Company Wrench personnel between breakfast and lunch.
Company Wrench says it will host two separate live auctions following lunch. The first auction will benefit the Wounded Warrior Project, which will include items donated by the company’s manufacturer and supplier partners, as well as a new Kobelco SK35 Mini Excavator. The second auction will include parts and components (i.e., quick couplers, cylinders, etc.) for various brands of machines.
Company Wrench will host a third auction Friday, Sept. 18, 2015, featuring large machinery. Some items that will be auctioned off include attachments, excavators, material handlers for scrap and demolition and other specialty products, the company says. All of the auctions will be overseen by the Petrowsky Auctioneers.
This specialized machinery dealership covers the District of Columbia to Connecticut, including eastern New York, Maryland, Delaware, eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The Kobelco dealership covers southern New Jersey and the Philadelphia metro area. Company Wrench says this newly remodeled location sits on approximately 4 acres and features a large office area, parts warehouse and a 6,000-square-foot service department with eight service bays.
The facility will carry a full line of Kobelco excavators with a weight range from 7,890 to 180,000 pounds, specializing in heavy line excavators. The Williamstown location currently offers a large rental fleet and also will carry used and new equipment, with inventory including excavators, processors, shears, grapples, skid steers, dozers, loaders and screen and crushing plants, according to the company. In addition to Kobelco, equipment manufacturers such as Kocurek, Stanley, LaBounty, Screen Machine, Gehl, MKT Vibratory Hammers, Anvil and Indeco will be featured. Custom fabricated machines designed by CW MachineWorx, Company Wrench’s engineering division; hybrids, second member hammers, under pin booms and HAWC Dust Destroyers are available for sale or rent.
Mike McMenamin, branch administrator, who also serves as the service manager, joins Company Wrench with 23 years in the heavy equipment industry. The Williamstown sales team also includes Michael Gilmartin, Northeast regional manager, who has been with Company Wrench since 2011 and has 24 years of experience; Chris Bair, sales representative for Philadelphia and eastern Pennsylvania; Art Wicks, parts manager, who has a number of years of industry experience; and Brian Seay, rental coordinator, who is a new addition to the team.
The Williamstown facility is located at 2636 East Black Horse Pike.
Company Wrench focuses on the manufacturing, sales, rentals, parts and service of scrap, demolition and construction equipment. The company operates nine locations across the United States.
Company Wrench says it will host two separate live auctions following lunch. The first auction will benefit the Wounded Warrior Project, which will include items donated by the company’s manufacturer and supplier partners, as well as a new Kobelco SK35 Mini Excavator. The second auction will include parts and components (i.e., quick couplers, cylinders, etc.) for various brands of machines.
Company Wrench will host a third auction Friday, Sept. 18, 2015, featuring large machinery. Some items that will be auctioned off include attachments, excavators, material handlers for scrap and demolition and other specialty products, the company says. All of the auctions will be overseen by the Petrowsky Auctioneers.
This specialized machinery dealership covers the District of Columbia to Connecticut, including eastern New York, Maryland, Delaware, eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The Kobelco dealership covers southern New Jersey and the Philadelphia metro area. Company Wrench says this newly remodeled location sits on approximately 4 acres and features a large office area, parts warehouse and a 6,000-square-foot service department with eight service bays.
The facility will carry a full line of Kobelco excavators with a weight range from 7,890 to 180,000 pounds, specializing in heavy line excavators. The Williamstown location currently offers a large rental fleet and also will carry used and new equipment, with inventory including excavators, processors, shears, grapples, skid steers, dozers, loaders and screen and crushing plants, according to the company. In addition to Kobelco, equipment manufacturers such as Kocurek, Stanley, LaBounty, Screen Machine, Gehl, MKT Vibratory Hammers, Anvil and Indeco will be featured. Custom fabricated machines designed by CW MachineWorx, Company Wrench’s engineering division; hybrids, second member hammers, under pin booms and HAWC Dust Destroyers are available for sale or rent.
Mike McMenamin, branch administrator, who also serves as the service manager, joins Company Wrench with 23 years in the heavy equipment industry. The Williamstown sales team also includes Michael Gilmartin, Northeast regional manager, who has been with Company Wrench since 2011 and has 24 years of experience; Chris Bair, sales representative for Philadelphia and eastern Pennsylvania; Art Wicks, parts manager, who has a number of years of industry experience; and Brian Seay, rental coordinator, who is a new addition to the team.
The Williamstown facility is located at 2636 East Black Horse Pike.
Company Wrench focuses on the manufacturing, sales, rentals, parts and service of scrap, demolition and construction equipment. The company operates nine locations across the United States.
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