Foley Rents has been appointed a Terex Hydra Platform distributor. In this capacity, Foley Rents will offer sales, rentals and product support for the Hydra Platform product throughout New Jersey and all five boroughs of New York. The Hydra Platform is the latest addition to the Foley Rents line of Terex utility equipment rentals.

“This is a natural complement to our already diverse product line and will enable us to offer best-in-class solutions to our customers operating in bridge construction, inspection, and maintenance segments of the industry,” said Ryan Foley, vice president of Foley Rents.

President of Hydra Platform, Garth McGillewie, was on hand at Foley’s Piscataway, N.J., facility on Oct. 5 to demonstrate the features of the Hydra Platform to Foley customers and staff.

In addition, Foley debuted the new AP 555 E asphalt paver and PM 200 milling machine and had its full line of air compressors on display.

Guests also were treated to dinner, door prizes and a chance to network with peers in the industry.

Foley Inc. also invited several customers out for a live product demonstration on Interstate 287 at the Possumtown Road overpass and has held other demonstrations on its property in Piscataway in order for more highway and paving contractors to learn about this new product.

“The Hydra Platform is another way Foley Rents will bring solutions to our customers and help them work more safely and efficiently,” said Ed Gudaitis, Foley Rents general manager. “It is our commitment to provide our partners with new, improved and unique products to help meet any and all job site needs.”

For more information call 888-417-6464, or visit www.foleyinc.com..

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