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Hyundai 780-9 Delivered Gladstone Queensland.

Tuesday, November 22nd, 2011

Carrington Equipment delivers this month a new Hyundai 780-9 Wheel Loader to Yarwun Quarries at Gladstone Qld. Daniel who now operates the 780-9 reckons the Hyundai has more power and is more stable than the previous loader he was operating and also very impressed with the ease of operation and control. The quarry is a bluestone quarry and is owned and operated by Brian Scott. They have a lot of Caterpillar gear but decided to try the Hyundai as it was markedly less expensive than other makes that he had considered. He was very impressed with the whole sales process from initial enquiry through to the handover on Thursday. Says he will be buying more products in the fututre from Carrington Equipment.

 

Series Finals

Monday, November 21st, 2011

What a great result for car 25,the Carrington Equipment Falcon capably driven by Michael Hector that finished the 2011 series at Phillip Island in 13th position out of a total of 24 contenders. Considering this was Michaels first season he has finished with a great result,and this will certainly place him in a good position for the 2012 Season.

 

 

Terex PT50 & 60 Availability

Thursday, October 27th, 2011

Just arriving the  first two units  from a large shipment of low houred  Terex PT50′ s & 60  Rubber Tracked Loaders from the wharf,call in or phone to obtain a great deal on these units.>>>>Phone 0249648862.

 

 

 

New Hidromek 102B Loader Backhoe

Tuesday, October 25th, 2011

 

The all new Hidromek loader backhoe is now in stock at our Hexham branch and we cordially invite all those interested to drop in and inspect these units. Full details and specifactions can be veiwed by clicking on the Hidromek link listed on the Equipment Links Page.
  

Carrington Delivers first Hyundai Dash 9

Tuesday, April 7th, 2009

From modest begginings Mick Black and Nicolas Omeara  of Enviromental Land Contractors on the Central Coast NSW, purchased this business on 1st March 2004 with a current annual turnover of a modest $220,000. They quickly raised the turnover during the 2007/ 2008 financial year to exceed over $5 million and it is projected that the 2008/2009 financial year will exceed $7 million. The company is focused on “being diversified” This focus had enabled ELC to achieve contracts that are more focused on “Environmental Aspects and Achievements” than being just another specialised land clearing organisation.ELC have also committed to the reduction of green house gases by “Ensuring that equipment is at the highest possible emission standards available”. ELC have built a business on reliability and personal service Therefore they appreciate the relationship that has been established with the crew at Carrington Equipment who in ELC words have always gone beyond the measured mile to assist in any area ELC have required including their rental fleet. After buying my fourth Hyundai excavator and a Posi track RC100 from Carrington Equipment, I obviously had no reservation in continuing our relationship. ELC will continue to work closely with Carrington Equipment and Hyundai and are proud to be the first owner of the new Hyundai R290LC-9 excavator in Australia.

100_1021Pictured during the R290LC-9 handover is Mike Bennett from Carrington Equipment,proudly handing the unit over to Mick Black from Enviromental Land Contractors.

Dig With Duncan

Monday, March 16th, 2009

Phil and Greg Duncan,long standing contractors from the Central Coast NSW have taken delivery of their third Hyundai Excavator being a new R210LC-7 proudly displaying on the rear counterweight the well known and very catchy family name in the area “Dig with Duncan”.
Both Phil and Greg had no hesitation in selecting another  Hyundai  to  their current fleet that currently are a Hyundai  R55-7 and R170W-7  as both these units have excedded all there expectations and  in particular have been very satisfied with the after sales support given by the Carrington Equipment Group and staff at Hexham.
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