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Posted: April 13, 2015

ADMAR Buffalo holds spring open house for construction professionals; Experts offer attendees free, hands-on training

Signs of spring are popping up everywhere, including at an open house hosted at ADMAR Equipment & Supplies. Nearly 150 construction professionals, landscapers, municipalities and do-it-yourselfers took the opportunity to shake off their winter restlessness and check out the tools of their trade, including excavators, earth movers and other large-scale equipment, at the ADMAR Buffalo spring open house. "We upgrade and add to our fleet every year with new, state-of-the-art equipment," said branch manager Ray Borzillire. "This event gives us the opportunity to show our customers what's new and exciting, and to help everyone get ready for the upcoming season." Experts from ADMAR were on hand to offer attendees free, hands-on training focused on the effective and safe use of construction equipment, while participants experienced the newest equipment from Kubota, Wacker Neuson, Honda, Wanco/WECO, Skyjack and TopCon Positioning Systems. The annual event offers attendees the chance to experience ADMAR's wide variety of equipment from more than 50 manufacturers with more than 10,000 selections available.
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