RMT will represent Kawasaki-KCM wheel loaders in the two main branches, Boise and Hammett, Idaho.

Since 1958 RMT Equipment has been providing the intermountain area with the finest products in the agriculture, construction, golf and turf, and professional lawn care industries. Headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, RMT will represent Kawasaki-KCM wheel loaders in the two main branches, Boise and Hammett, Idaho.

Gary Bell, KCMA vice president and general manager stated “RMT Equipment will be a welcome addition to our distribution network bringing their expertise in sales and service in the agriculture and construction equipment industry to the Idaho market.”

“All of our locations are staffed with people with years of experience and a commitment to taking care of our customers. Service technicians are factory trained and are given opportunities to expand their knowledge through ‘hands on' and ‘on-line' training.” Our sales staff is here to help you find the right piece of equipment for your job. With friendly parts people and the intermountain west's largest parts inventory we can keep your equipment running for years to come” stated Marc Connley, operations manager. “We are proud to represent a top quality product like Kawasaki-KCM.”

RMT Equipment also offers New Holland, Kubota, Bradco, Paladin, Toro and Honda Power Equipment and several lines serving the agriculture, construction and lawn and turf market.

KCMA Corporation is the oldest ongoing manufacturer of rubber-tire, articulated, wheel loaders in the world, serving the North American market since 1962.

For more information, call 770/499-7000 or visit www.KCMCORP.com or www. RMTEquipment.com.

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