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Woods CRW and Merlo Announce Northeast Strategic Dealer Partnership

Merlo America has announced its newest partnership with Woods CRW, officially welcoming the dealership into its growing U.S. network. Woods CRW now offers Merlo’s full line of Italian-engineered telehandlers across all 4 dealership locations in Vermont, Pennsylvania, New York and Massachusetts to end-users across the Northeast. As an authorized Merlo America dealer, Woods CRW will provide full-service sales, rentals, parts and service support for the entire Merlo America lineup.

With one of the broadest ranges of telehandlers in the industry, Merlo offers solutions for nearly every application, including agriculture, construction, landscaping, utilities and more. A joint statement issued July 9 by the companies also notes that the hallmark of the Merlo line is its patented automatic attachment recognition system, which simplifies machine setup and optimizes performance based on the selected tool. As an official Merlo America dealer, Woods CRW can now offer customers direct access to these advanced machines, including expert product support and service.

Merlo machines are engineered with operator safety, comfort and productivity at the forefront. Each unit features a standard enclosed cab, high-visibility design and safety systems like the Adaptive Stability Control System (ASCS) and capacitive joystick controls – delivering an intuitive operating experience that puts power and precision in the operator’s hands.

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