Ingersoll Rand’s line of compact attachments is available at Ingersoll Rand Equipment & Services locations throughout Illinois and Wisconsin.

The new line of Ingersoll Rand compact attachments can be used on any skid-steer loader or compact track loader. These attachments currently include angle brooms, box blades, buckets, industrial grapples, pallet forks, snow attachments, sweepers, trenchers, tillers and vibratory rollers, and will continue to expand. Additionally, a complete line of light range hydraulic breakers, from 225 to 1,500 ft.-lbs. (305 to 2,034 Nm), also is offered for fit-up on skid-steer loaders, compact track loaders, mini- and mid-sized excavators and backhoe loaders.

“The addition of the attachments product portfolio at Ingersoll Rand Equipment & Services stores in Illinois and Wisconsin provides an expanded product line at each location for our customers,” said Ron Tuholsky, regional manager. “These products provide our stores with the ability to build long-term relationships with customers in the ground engagement market. These stores will provide full product support, from parts to service, making Ingersoll Rand Equipment & Services a central location for everything a customer needs.”

The following locations now carry Ingersoll Rand attachments:

• Ingersoll Rand Equipment & Services Springfield, 3805 North Dirksen Parkway, Springfield, Ill.

• Ingersoll Rand Equipment & Services Villa Park, 150 East North Avenue, Villa Park, Ill.

• Ingersoll Rand Equipment & Services Milwaukee, 12311 West Silver Springs Drive, Milwaukee, Wis.

For more information, visit ingersollrand.com.

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