Randy Klug

Nortrax announced the addition of Randy Klug to its sales team in the Merrill, Wis., area. He will be responsible for heavy equipment and forestry new and used machine sales as well as providing customers with their product support needs.

Klug has years of sales and management experience and recently worked as a territory manager of Sunbelt Rentals. He also served as a sales manager for Londerville Steel in Wausau, Wis., and has experience as a certified welder and fabricator. Klug said it is an exciting time to be at Nortrax for a number of reasons. “There are tremendous opportunities within the company, including the new Nortrax Merrill facility opening in spring of 2017, and the overall strength of the John Deere brand with many new machines and technologies,” said Klug.

“In an effort to better serve our customers' equipment needs in the Merrill area, we are pleased to welcome Randy as another member of our sales team. He brings enthusiasm, as well as sales and technical skills. We expect him to have an excellent impact here on our customer base around the new Merrill store,” said Matt Hanson, Nortrax general manager.

Nortrax Inc., a John Deere company, operates John Deere construction and forestry dealerships throughout the United States and Canada. Based in Tampa, Fla., the company supports the construction, forestry, commercial worksite and mining markets in eastern Canada, as well as the Midwest, Northeast and Southeast regions of the United States. Nortrax specializes in the sales, service and support of John Deere construction and forestry machines through the new, used and rental channels.

For more information, visit www.nortrax.com.CEG

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