Terex says the family-run dealership delivered the Terex TA300 and TA400 to more US customers.
Easton owner Jeff Udelson says: “Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, we experienced strong demand for Terex Trucks haulers and had a great number of total orders in our books. Our customers like the TA300 and TA400 because they are robust, durable machines that have a low total cost of ownership. On top of this, Terex Trucks offers a competitive lease programme, which is a really great thing in difficult times like the ones we’re living through right now.”
Terex has a comprehensive finance programme on offer, in cooperation with Volvo Financial Services. In addition, the TA300 and TA400 are sold with a three-year warranty, telematics and planned maintenance included as standard in North America.
Both haulers meet the Tier 4 Final emission standards without the need for a diesel particulate filter, the company adds.
According to Terex, this is achieved via the latest generation selective catalytic reduction technology, combined with exhaust gas regeneration and a variable geometry turbo, reducing fuel consumption and operational costs.
Daniel Meara, regional sales manager at Terex Trucks, says: “As US infrastructure projects remain a silver lining in this pandemic and the government has signalled plans to make significant investments to help the economy recover, we want to make sure we’re well-positioned in this important market. We expect the demand for construction equipment in North America to pick up in the second half of 2021, and we’re glad to know that with Easton, we have a great partner in the market.”
Over the last few months, the Terex Trucks haulers sold and rented by Easton have been part of big projects in Texas and New Mexico. They have helped build distribution centres for international courier and e-commerce companies and have worked on two major new high school construction projects.
Terex Trucks haulers are designed to perform in difficult operating conditions.
The company points out that this was a big selling point for customers in Texas due to the large amounts of rain that can cause terrain to get muddy.
“The Terex Trucks haulers have incredible traction on tough terrain. Our customers tell us that they appreciate the trucks because they are able to work productively in extreme conditions, when other trucks would simply get stuck in the dirt,” Udelson adds.
Easton has two locations in Houston (Texas) and Albuquerque (New Mexico) as well as 25 employees. The dealership sells and rents earthmoving heavy equipment for jobs such as hauling, trench digging, loading, grading or excavating.
