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  • Modern Machinery expands locations offering LeeBoy equipment

    Road maintenance equipment line now available in Puget Sound area
    April 3, 2007

    Modern Machinery, the Komatsu distributor, has announced that the company now offers the LeeBoy road maintenance equipment line at their locations in the Puget Sound area, which include Kent and Rochester, Wash.

    The full line of LeeBoy and Rosco equipment has been available at Modern Machinery's five Idaho and Montana locations for several years. Leeboy makes a wide range of asphalt pavers, up to the 8-ft class, and includes the Roscoe line of brooms, water trucks, small rollers and other asphalt products. The equipment is available at the Puget Sound area locations immediately.

    "We are proud to be a distributor for LeeBoy equipment," said Lamont Cantrell, vice president of sales at Modern Machinery. "Their road maintenance equipment is known for its reliability. These machines join our lineup of top-quality brands in the heavy machinery field that includes Komatsu, Blaw-Knox, Hamm, Ingersoll Rand, Valmet Komatsu Forest, Vogele and Wirtgen."



    Source: Modern Machinery   April 3, 2007


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