Collett Transport Services appointed Edbro agents

CTS appointed agents of Edbro skip- and hook-lift equipment for south-west England and South Wales

Collett Transport Services (CTS), specialists in repair and maintenance of commercial, municipal and recycling vehicles, have been appointed as the main distributor of Edbro’s range of hydraulic skiploader and hooklift systems to the south-west of England and South Wales. The company will deliver top-level dealership servicing, maintenance and technical support for the Edbro range, reducing costs and lead times for local customers.

Edbro have recently introduced the new telescopic arm skiploader and a lightweight hooklift system to the market. Both products utilize Edbro’s expertize in producing lightweight equipment; meeting modern requirements for increased productivity, optimum chassis utilization and maximum safety. The MB14T skiploader provides a lift capacity of up to 14 tonnes, while the TH23 power hook provides a lift capacity up to 23 tonnes. Both offer a fast lift-off facility to dramatically reduce the lifting cycle.

For many years CTS have been providing on-site repairs and maintenance as well as a 24-hour breakdown recovery service from their base in Gloucestershire. CTS are a customer-focused organization and have developed long-standing relationships with all of their customers. The partnership with Edbro as the distributor of skiploader and hooklift systems for the area will help to further these relationships and expand CTS’ available services.

Andy Collett, managing director of CTS, commented: ‘We are delighted to be working with Edbro as one of the official agents of the new skip- and hook-lift equipment. We are aware of Edbro’s quality, which is why we always offer our customers the option of using their tipping gears as standard. A lot of our customers operate within the waste and recycling industry where the hooklift and skiploaders are particularly popular. Our appointment as official distributors of Edbro products allow us to provide a new level of service to them.’