Bell Trucks establishes dealers on West Coast

By |  February 27, 2024
Says Gary McConn, president of Powerscreen of California, Nevada & Hawaii: “We are very excited to be able to add Bell Trucks to our growing list of suppliers.” Photo: Bell Trucks

Says Gary McConn, president of Powerscreen of California, Nevada & Hawaii: “We are very excited to be able to add Bell Trucks to our growing list of suppliers.” Photo: Bell Trucks

Bell Trucks established a pair of dealers on the West Coast in Powerscreen of California, Nevada & Hawaii and Powerscreen of Washington.

Both dealers now offer the full range of Bell Trucks haulers. Combined, the two serve California, Nevada, Hawaii, Washington, Montana, Idaho, Oregon and Alaska.

“We are pleased to have such a customer-focused dealer backing the Bell Trucks brand across these states,” says Neville Paynter, president of Bell Trucks America. “They have a proven record of supporting a wide range of industries, combined with their innovative use of technology following the rollout of the dealerCMD system, making them a reliable and insightful partner that we are excited to work with going forward.”

Bell Trucks haulers are manufactured in South Africa, featuring two- and three-axle models ranging from 20- to 60-ton capacities.

“We are very excited to be able to add Bell Trucks to our growing list of suppliers,” says Gary McConn, president of Powerscreen of California, Nevada & Hawaii. “They have a long and trusted history of producing a reliable and robust product, which will complement our complete equipment range for quarrying, recycling and earthmoving contractors across our territory. We already have a number of B45E trucks available for sale or rental and have invested significant resources in training our service teams and building a stock of spare parts.”

Related: Molson Group acquires Powerscreen Western

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Kevin Yanik is editor-in-chief of Pit & Quarry. He can be reached at 216-706-3724 or kyanik@northcoastmedia.net.

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