Best Line Equipment officially opened its new facility in West Chester, Pa., on Feb. 28.

The new West Chester facility marks the company’s ninth Bobcat dealership and 13th location overall. Best Line Equipment is headquartered in State College, Pa.

Joining the Bobcat brand in retail will be Doosan Heavy Equipment, giving access to large frame wheel loaders and excavators. JLG, Thompson Pumps, Stihl and Honda Outdoor Power Equipment are some other brands that have joined the fold at the West Chester facility.

Best Line Equipment also features rental equipment including aerial lifts, forklifts, air compressors, generators, compaction equipment, excavators, loaders and trailers. This equipment will feature familiar brands like JLG, Genie, TCM, Bomag, Sakai, Bri-Mar and Honda OPE to name a few.

Turnout was high at the grand opening with local contractors and departments of public works, employees, and local officials in attendance. Pa. State Rep. Dan Truitt, R-156th District of East Goshen and Guy Ciarrocchi, president and CEO of the Chester County Chamber of Business & Industry addressed guests prior to the ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Best Line Equipment provided a lunch of barbecue chicken, pulled pork, coleslaw and baked beans as well as refreshments during the event.

The new facility is located at 515 South Bolmar St. in West Chester, located on the old Davis Lumber site less than a mi. from the Westtown exit off Route 202.

For more information, call 610/241-3633, or visit www.bestline.com/.

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