WEST BEND, Wis. – Manitou Group will be present at this year's Wisconsin Farm Technology Days, in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin on Tuesday, July 19 to Thursday, July 21. Specials include; Register to WIN "Free Use" of a Gehl R190 for three months or 150 hours, whichever comes first, discounted Ag unit pricing, and competitive trade deals. Entries for the Gehl R190 giveaway are only accepted at the Wisconsin Farm Technology Days Gehl Booth. Visitors will also have the first opportunity to vote on the top five selected names for the newly engineered Gehl and Mustang fold-up Track Loader door, from the "name that door" campaign.
Manitou Group will display its equipment brands; Gehl, Manitou and Mustang, as well as Edge and Manitou Attachments at booth #152-156 and 237-241. Equipment on display for Manitou will be the agricultural/multi-purpose telescopic loaders; Gehl equipment on display will be radial and vertical-lift skid loaders, track loaders, compact excavators, telescopic handlers and the All-New 64 hp articulated loaders. Mustang equipment on display will be radial-lift skid steers, track loader with the new fold-up door, compact excavators and the All-New 74 hp articulated loaders.
The all-new Gehl 650/750 and Mustang 608/708 Articulated Loaders on display feature the highest breakout force in their classes, increasing operator productivity with each bucket load. These wheel loaders are built in North America with adjustable cabin comfort, intuitive controls, proportional auxiliary hydraulics and high-powered turbo diesel engines essential for a productive work day.
Stop out to take a look at the Articulated Loaders, the enhanced Gen:3 RT Track Loader with the fold-up door, and ask about Manitou Group's machine specials at #152-156 and 237-241.
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