Hy-Tek JCB, the construction equipment division of Hy-Tek Material Handling Inc., has been awarded a contract from Ohio Rental, located in Knox County, Ohio. Hy-Tek JCB will supply Ohio Rental with JCB construction equipment including a 135 skid steer, 260 skid steer, 150T compact track loader, 225 T compact track loader, and vibromax roller. The deal was announced by Hy-Tek JCB Vice President and General Manager Jason Milligan.

Ohio Rental will rent JCB construction equipment to customers in its hometown of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, and within a 100-mi.-radius of Knox County. Ohio Rental is a family-owned, independent, full-service rental equipment company. In addition to JCB construction equipment, Ohio Rental’s inventory includes track hoes, plumbing equipment, lifts, lawn and garden equipment, party and event supplies and equipment, U-haul trucks, and Komatsu equipment among other types of rental equipment.

“Ohio Rental’s owners, Jay and Angel Maners, are noted for their commitment to community, customers, and safety. The JCB skid steer is considered the world’s safest and most innovative skid steer, thanks to its single-arm PowerBoom and uniquely safe side-entry door. We’re delighted the Maners have opted to add JCB skid steers and other construction equipment to their rental inventory,” said Milligan.

A division of 51-year-old Hy-Tek Material Handling, Hy-Tek JCB was formed in 2013 to serve central Ohio’s multi-county construction industry. Hy-Tek JCB provides sales, parts, service and attachments for JCB’s complete line of construction equipment — including new, pre-owned, and rental models — at its headquarters in Columbus, Ohio. Hy-Tek JCB also offers a fully stocked parts department and a full-service maintenance team featuring professionally trained JCB mechanics. In addition, Hy-Tek offers full sales and service support for Yale lift trucks, including new and used equipment sales, rentals, fleet analysis, customized maintenance programs, and reliable aftermarket parts and service. Hy-Tek JCB also represents Felling trailers, a construction industry staple.

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