Boughten Bringing McNeilus Front Loaders to U.K.

Under the agreement terms, Boughton will mount, finish, market, and support McNeilus front loaders in the United Kingdom. The first McNeilus units will be completed in early 2017, the manufacturer said.

by Staff

October 17, 2016

Boughten Bringing McNeilus Front Loaders to U.K. — *Photo courtesy of McNeilus.*

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McNeilus Truck & Manufacturing, Inc. has formed a strategic partnership with Boughton Engineering of Wolverhampton, United Kingdom, that will bring McNeilus front loaders back to the U.K.

Under the agreement terms, Boughton will mount, finish, market, and support the McNeilus front loaders. The first McNeilus units will be completed in early 2017, the manufacturer said.

McNeilus front loaders include a broad range of body capacities and feature designs and technologies that deliver strength, reliability, and maximum payload, according to the company. For the U.K. market, these front loaders are expected to be used primarily for commercial collection, but McNeilus vehicles are engineered for commercial or residential applications.

Boughton also displayed more information on the McNeilus front loader rollout during the Resource Waste Management exhibition at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, England.

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