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General Equipment & Supplies is new dealer for Dynapac in Minn., N.D., Canada

Matt Kern, vice president of Rolling Stock Sales at General Equipment & Supplies.

General Equipment & Supplies, based in Fargo, North Dakota, has joined the dealer network for Dynapac North America, a maker of equipment for compaction and paving applications.

General Equipment & Supplies will supply a full line of compaction and paving products in the North Dakota and Northern Minnesota markets, the companies say.

“We are very excited at General Equipment & Supplies about the newly formed partnership with Dynapac,” Matt Kern, Vice President of Rolling Stock Sales says. “As we continue to focus on providing solutions for our customers, we feel Dynapac has filled a large gap in our product offering.”

General Equipment & Supplies has more than 34 years in the business, specializing in the rental, service and fabrication of heavy equipment for the construction, mining, oil exploration and municipal industries.

The company has six U.S. locations including Fargo, Minot, Bismarck and Williston in North Dakota;  Sioux Falls, South Dakota; and Shakopee, Minnesota. It also has two locations in Canada with Regina, Saskatchewan, and Winnipeg, Manitoba.

“With only a few months under our belt, we are excited with our early success, achieving over 80 percent rental utilization right out of the gate with our new soil compaction fleet,” Kern says.

General Equipment & Supplies was founded in 1984 by four former employees of General Diesel and Equipment. Their primary focus has been to supply heavy construction and aggregate equipment to the construction, mining, oil exploration and municipal governments in North Dakota, South Dakota and Minnesota. Starting with one location and 22 employees in 1984, General Equipment has grown to 250 employees.

The addition of Dynapac’s complete portfolio to the General Equipment & Supplies fleet complements the dealer’s growing portfolio which includes Komatsu , JCB, and Kobelco equipment.

“Dynapac North America is proud to work with General Equipment & Supplies as their newest partner to supply a full line of compaction and paving products,” says Fabian Salinas, vice president of sales at Dynapac North America.

“General is a leader in their local market and adding Dynapac as their compaction provider will only strengthen their local presence as well as further Dynapac’s presence in the local market. We’re excited about the opportunity to work together and continue to reinforce that ‘Dynapac is Back’.”

With more than 200 dealer locations in North America, the addition of General Equipment & Supplies marks the second Komatsu dealer Dynapac has partnered with since the Fayat acquisition in October of 2017.

Dynapac is a leading supplier of high-tech soil and asphalt rollers, pavers and milling equipment and is represented worldwide via its own regional sales and service offices and also works and also cooperates with an extensive professional distribution network.

Headquartered in Wardenburg, Germany, Dynapac has production facilities in Europe, South America and Asia. It’s part of the FAYAT Group with Dynapac North America customer support and distribution located in Fort Mill, South Carolina.

 

 



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