Prinoth to show tracked vehicles and vegetation management solutions at CONEXPO
Prinoth Panther T14R
In preparation of CONEXPO 2020, PRINOTH Tracked Vehicles and PRINOTH Vegetation Management are excited to share some of the highlights of what to expect when visiting booths—C22231 in Central Hall and F3263 in Festival Grounds—at CONEXPO this coming March.
Prinoth crawler and mulching carriers are ideal for land clearing, ground preparation, earthmoving, mat hauling, moving welding equipment, hydro-seeding, right-of-way maintenance and even hydro-vacuuming for pipe maintenance and inspection.
Prinoth Panther T7R
On show in Central Hall
Prinoth will display the Panther T14R, introduced in 2016. The Panther T7R, introduced in spring 2019, was the first crawler carrier with a Stage V engine and will be on display as well.
Also on display in this booth will be attachments from the Vegetation Management product line. Prinoth will introduce its newest attachment, the M450h-1450, a hydraulic-driven mulcher for remote control carriers. Furthermore, the skid-steer loader attachment, M450s-1900, will be shown as well as the entire excavator attachments lineup including the stump grinder S700e.
Prinoth Panther T16R
On show in the Festival Grounds
New this year is a second booth for Prinoth in the Festival Grounds area showcasing Prinoth RentalSolutions by Multi Machine Inc. That booth will have on display the Panther T16 equipped with a dumpbox, the largest dump body unit by Prinoth, as well as the Panther T6 with a passenger cabin in the rear. Available for rental throughout the U.S. and Canada, Prinoth says its crawler carriers offer advantageous features while providing contractors with higher levels of productivity, better fuel consumption levels and outstanding reliability.
Company info
1001, J.-A. Bombardier Street
Granby, QC
CA, J2J 1E9
Website:
prinoth.com/en/tracked-vehicles
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