Ingersoll Rand dealer Tracey Road Equipment has added the new Ingersoll Rand milling machines to the line of products available to customers.

Ingersoll Rand offers two milling machines, the MW-500 and the MT-2000. The MW-500 is a four-wheel, rear-loading, utility-class milling machine with a standard cutting width of 19.69-in. (50 cm). Features on the MT-2000 include three cutting speeds and a walk-in engine compartment.

“We’ve had a relationship with Ingersoll Rand since 1982,” said Gerald Tracey, president, Tracey Road Equipment. “Our goal is to be the total solution provider to the asphalt contractor. We provide products from sweepers to asphalt distributors and the Ingersoll Rand milling machines are the perfect addition to our portfolio.”

Scott Collins, vice president, sales and marketing of Tracey Road Equipment, expected features on the Ingersoll Rand milling machines to be popular with customers.

“Ingersoll Rand studied the market and came up with a new technology,” said Collins. “The serviceability of the MT-2000, with the walk-in engine compartment, is unsurpassed. The innovative controls and the optional hydraulically folding conveyor will be top selling points of the machines.”

“In addition to milling machines, Tracey Road Equipment carries a wide range of Ingersoll Rand equipment, including compact wheel loaders, compact excavators, utility forklifts, concrete equipment, air compressors, light towers, mobile environmental generators, asphalt and soil compactors, light compaction equipment and asphalt pavers.

For more information, call 315/437-1471 or visit www.traceyroad.com.

This story also appears on Crane Equipment Guide.

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