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Load King Announces First Authorized Service Center
The company announced its first authorized service center, a year after acquiring boom truck, truck crane, and crossover product lines from Terex.
February 19, 2020
Stevenson Crane is based in Illinois.
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Load King, a wholly owned subsidiary of Custom Truck One Source, announced that Stevenson Crane will be an authorized service center for Load King products. This is the company’s first Authorized Service Center since acquiring boom truck, truck crane, and crossover product lines from Terex last year.
“We are very excited to partner with Stevenson to offer after-sales support for our products in this important market,” said John Lukow, senior vice president of Load King Cranes. “The depth of experience Stevenson has with operating and maintaining cranes will benefit our customers through accurate diagnostics and on-hand repair parts.”
Stevenson Crane will service Load King boom trucks, truck cranes, and Terex legacy products for customers in the northeast Illinois area, including greater Chicago, and will offer maintenance, repair, and parts for Load King products.
“We are honored that Load King Cranes selected Stevenson Crane Service as their authorized service center. This is a good fit for us as our utilization experience with the Terex legacy products dates back over 30 years,” stated Bob Stevenson.
Originally posted on Work Truck Online
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