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TRT expands Hiab network

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Tidd Ross Todd (TRT) is expanding its nationwide support network for the full range of Hiab equipment.

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The Hamilton-based transport engineering company (with branches in Auckland, Christchurch and Brisbane) was appointed Hiab’s new partner in November 2018.

TRT has since worked to established a nationwide support network of experts, both in-house, and service and fitting agents as well as a strong stock of units and genuine parts.

This includes Hiab cranes, Zepro tail lifts, Multilift demountables and skiploaders, Jonsered log cranes and recycling cranes, and Moffett truck-mounted forklifts.

“We are committed to supporting the iconic Hiab products in New Zealand. We have invested in the right people, the right stock levels and the right service agents. This has created a network of support customers can trust. We are in it for the long haul.” TRT engineering director Robert Carden says.

TRT has established a number of factory trained service and installation specialists to support the growing demand for Hiab products. Hiab’s authorised service and fitting agents are based throughout the North and South Islands, 24 hours, 7 days a week.

All of the Hiab and Zepro agents are experienced engineering companies with already existing product experience.

TRT’s already extensive truck and trailer parts stock programme and warehouse facilities have increased availability of Hiab products and parts, supporting customers and service agents.

TRT’s Hiab business development manager Nathan Timoko says “customers will find a different level of service and a specialist team from what they may have experienced in the past”.

“We know how important it is to support all exitsiting and new Hiab equipment.

“Zepro is the most popular and reliable truck tail lift brand in New Zealand. We are focussed on supporting the large number of units already on trucks, and all new installations,” Timoko says.

*Go to trt.co.nz for a list of current Hiab and Zepro service and installation agents.

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