It’s been a busy year for Best Line Equipment, whose nine area locations will soon welcome a tenth store in the Philadelphia region. Just this past February, Best Line added new manufacturers to its growing outlets, including Kawasaki, Kubota and Cub Cadet. This time around, the area equipment sales, service and rental business will be adding a new location in the Philadelphia area. The former Delaware Valley Bobcat LLC is now the new Best Line Equipment Bobcat of Philadelphia.

For more than 25 years, Best Line has been filling central Pennsylvania’s equipment rental, sales and service needs. The addition of the Philadelphia location will bring more reliable service, faster turnaround, increased equipment and parts availability and additional brand offerings such as Bobcat, Stihl, Honda, JLG, Ingersoll Rand, TCM industrial forklifts, Doosan construction equipment, landscape equipment, air compressors and generators, according to the company.

Founded in 1985 by Michael Houseknecht, the business is family-owned and operated. Adam Houseknecht, director of business development, has been looking forward to this expansion to the Philadelphia region.

“The addition of the Bobcat of Philadelphia location is a great opportunity for us,” said Houseknecht. “Along with the store’s expanded product line-up, customers can expect premier lawn and garden, excavation and home improvement equipment, sales and service.”

Best Line Bobcat of Philadelphia is located at 210 Jacksonville Rd., Hatboro, Pa. 19040.

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