Toyota opens Tasmanian forklift branch
Toyota Material Handling Australia (TMHA) has opened a new forklift branch in Connector Park, Kings Meadows in Launceston. Toyota forklifts were previously sold and serviced in Tasmania by an independent dealer.
The new Tasmanian branch will offer the full Toyota Material Handling range of Toyota, BT Lift Truck and Raymond forklift products, as well as the Huski skid-steer loader range.
The new branch’s sales manager, Rob Cornwell, says Tasmania now has a dedicated Toyota Material Handling team to provide pallet handling solutions, with direct manufacturer support.
“We’re already operational with sales and service, including service vans based in Hobart and Devonport, plus an area sales manager Rod Jones, who is also Hobart-based, enhancing the support of our new Launceston branch,” Cornwell said.
Cameron Paxton, TMHA’s general manager, branch operations, said users will benefit from the establishment of a direct TMHA presence in Tasmania.
“We can now offer dedicated field support as well as a fully equipped service facility capable of handling all jobs,” Paxton said.
“Tasmanian forklift and skid-steer loader customers will now have access to factory-backed technicians trained to the highest skill levels in the industry, as well as Toyota’s national network of factory-owned branches and resources.
“The move to factory-owned branches is consistent with our strategy to deal directly with customers. We will now be able to offer direct service and better access to our national stock of equipment, parts and short-term rental units.
“Our customers will be able to engage directly with representatives from the factory, creating a better value proposition.”
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