The open house event consisted of a catered lunch from Bros BBQ, various door prizes from Case, Takeuchi, Eager Beaver Trailers and Virnig Attachments, and a Yeti Cooler giveaway.

Luby Equipment Services, a St. Louis-based Case Construction Equipment dealer, has expanded its branch in Quincy, Ill., to include additional service bays.

The new service bays were necessary to keep up with customer demand and gives technicians more room to perform maintenance and repairs. Luby hosted an open house at its Quincy store on April 20, 2018, to celebrate the addition.

“With drastically warmer weather, we were a little concerned that our customers would be back at work, but a lot of them broke away for an hour to come have lunch and enjoy some networking,” said Jenny Swafford, sales and marketing coordinator of Luby Equipment Services. “It was a great turnout, and we will be doing more events throughout the year.”

The open house event consisted of a catered lunch from Bros BBQ, various door prizes from Case, Takeuchi, Eager Beaver Trailers, and Virnig Attachments, and a Yeti Cooler giveaway. The crowd of more than 100 people had the opportunity to participate in a “backhoe rodeo,” in which contestants tested their equipment operating skills.

About Luby Equipment Services

Luby operates out of its headquarters in Fenton, Mo., and seven other branch locations. The company serves its customers' equipment needs with a variety of new, used and rental equipment. The company represents several manufacturers, including Case Construction, Takeuchi, Doosan, Indeco, Atlas Copco, Wacker Neuson, Oshkosh Airport Products, Eager Beaver Trailers and Towmaster Trailers.

For more information, visit www.lubyequipment.com.

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