Prinoth Panther crawler carrier.

Prinoth, manufacturer of tracked vehicles, announces new agreements with distributors in the Northeastern region of the United States, Chadwick-Baross.

Located in Maine, Chadwick-Baross offer Prinoth's full Panther product line for rental and sale at all of its locations.

Already a Prinoth dealer for the Trooper and SW4S products, Chadwick-Baross, representing many manufacturers in the industry, is now adding tracked utility vehicles to its offering.

Meeting the heavy equipment needs of the New England market, this new dealer has facilities in Westbrook, Caribou and Bangor, Maine, Concord, N.H. as well as in Chemlsford, Mass.

“We believe this partner will service the northern portion of the northeast for our entire tracked utility vehicles business unit with dedication and care, as they have done for two other of our products in the past 40 years,” said Doug Little, director of sales for Prinoth's tracked utility vehicles business unit. “Adding this product line came quite naturally for us. Having developed this relationship with Chadwick in the past years, we already know that both businesses can benefit from this partnership,” added Little.

The Outcome of Years of Innovation

Innovation is at the heart of Prinoth's mission and vision. The company strives to always go further, and to create new generations of vehicles that fit the needs, realities and eco responsibilities of each of its customers.

According to the manufacturer, Prinoth's expertise in building utility vehicles and other machinery such as snow groomers has translated into designing the efficient and powerful Panther carriers. One aspect of this type of vehicle is the advantage of extremely low ground pressure.

Prinoth vehicles allow crews to access hard-to-reach work sites while benefiting from the smoothest ride imaginable, according to the company.

For more information, visit www.PRINOTH.com.

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