Lyle Machinery has been named the SANY America crane dealer of Mississippi, Alabama and the Florida Panhandle. Lyle will represent SANY’s complete line of crawler cranes and rough terrain cranes.

"Lyle Machinery brings a very solid reputation to the market through their comprehensive coverage of customers needs," said Kirk Erlinger, director of sales and dealer development at SANY America. "We are excited about the prospects of Lyle representing both our crawler and rough terrain crane lines, and look forward to a partnership that will be fruitful for all parties, most importantly our collective customers."

Since 1958 the Lyle family has been in the equipment business in Mississippi. In 1995 the company expanded and since 2005 the company has been known as Lyle Machinery. Throughout its history the company has been focused on meeting customer needs through a wide range of equipment, parts, service and support. The company offers new equipment, pre-owned equipment, equipment rentals, as well as financing and support that includes a fleet of service vehicles able to assist customers 24-hours-a-day, 7-days-a-week.

"We have always taken a customer-first approach," said Dan Lyle, president of Lyle Machinery. "We believe in offering better products, better service and true partnerships. That’s why SANY Cranes were such a good fit. We believe in their product and we see the commitment in this partnership to give our customers everything they deserve."

SANY America’s crane offerings include five crawler crane models from 110 to 550 tons (100 to 499 t) and four rough terrain cranes from 40 to 85 tons (36 to 77 t).

For more information, visit www.sanyamerica.com.

This story also appears on Crane Equipment Guide.

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