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Contractors Sales Co. Inc. will now carry PowerBully’s line of track carriers.

PowerBully has named Contractors Sales Co. Inc. a new distributor.

The Albany, N.Y.-based dealer will now carry PowerBully's line of track carriers.

"Contractors Sales has been a trusted, family-owned business since 1923 and has spent over a century building strong relationships with top earthmoving contractors throughout the Northeast," said PowerBully. "With several locations across New York State, they're known for providing premium heavy equipment — and now, PowerBully is officially part of their fleet.

"PowerBully is proud to partner with a team that shares our commitment to excellence and innovation," PowerBully added. "A huge thank you to everyone involved in making this partnership a reality. Here's to bringing the power of PowerBully to even more industries and customers across the U.S."

PowerBullys offer best-in-class rubber-tracked vehicles. This makes them suitable for operations in rough, difficult-to-access or remote areas, according to the company. They are frequently used for work in the electric utility construction industry, environmental cleanup or for maintaining oil and gas pipelines. Depending on the application, the tracked carriers can be equipped with multiple different types of attachments. Models include:

• The PowerBully 9D and 12D track carriers with payloads of 16,500 and 25,400 lbs., respectively, and are ideal for dumper transport work in rough terrain.

• The PowerBully Chassis models 9C, 12C and 18T with payloads of 19,900, 29,100 and 36,600 lbs., respectively. The 18T features a "quick mount" truck style chassis for ease of attachment installation.

From its Albany and Middletown, N.Y., locations, Contractors Sales Company also represents several construction equipment manufacturers, including Hitachi, Link-Belt, Sandvik, Midland, Rokbak, Rammer, Anaconda and RockWheel Americas (RockZone Americas).

For more information, visit www.powerbully.com and www.contractorssales.com. CEG

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