Groff Tractor New Jersey LLC has entered into an agreement with Rubble Master to sell its full line of compact crushing and screening equipment. The company is authorized to distribute the Rubble Master line in Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, eastern Pennsylvania and Virginia.

"We are pleased to add the Rubble Master machines to the lines of equipment we carry," said Sean Collins, vice president of Groff Tractor of New Jersey LLC. "Like Groff, Rubble Master believes that customer service means lifetime support. Before we offer a new line, we review the manufacturer's parts availability and warranty coverage. Rubble Master passed our stringent standards. The Rubble Master product line provides significant cost savings to a large segment of our core customers. It is a strategic fit to our existing product offering."

"Bringing Groff Tractor on board continues to strengthen our coverage in the United States and helps us respond to the market's growing demand for crushing and screening equipment," said Gerald Hanisch, president and CEO of Rubble Master.

Rubble Master offers a complete line of compact mobile crushing and screening machines, used in recycling, demolition, quarrying, mining, and contracting applications. The equipment has been helpful in reducing hauling costs and dump fees by recycling material, rather than disposing of it. The line includes five compact crushers and nine screens, all of which are easy to transport.

For more information, visit www.grofftractor.com or www.rubblemaster.com.

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