HARLO Products is pleased to welcome its newest authorized dealer, Medley Material Handling. This new partnership will expand sales and services of the HARLO HP Series of Cummins Powered vertical-mast, rough terrain forklifts to eight new locations throughout Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico.

With offices in Oklahoma City and Tulsa, Okla.; Albuquerque and Carlsbad, N.M.; and Amarillo, El Paso, Lubbock and Odessa, Texas Medley was founded in 1941, by Joe Medley and his wife Frances as the Joe Medley Scale Co. The company soon expanded to servicing the scales and offering material handling equipment such as hand trucks and conveyors and was renamed as Medley Material Handling.

The company’s mission was to provide solutions for all material handling, construction and agricultural equipment by offering top quality forklifts, forklift trucks, pallet jacks, pallet trucks, aerial lifts, man lifts, industrial vehicles, dock equipment, pallet racks and shelving products, including the backup technical services and support to handle the required maintenance. Medley has grown the business to be one of the oldest and largest full-line material handling equipment distributors in the southwest.

“The addition of Medley Material Handling to our network of authorized dealers will be a win-win partnership,” said Mike Frey, director of sales and marketing. “I look forward to working with Medley, and serving the needs of the rough terrain forklift customers in their territory.”

For information, visit www.harloproducts.com.

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