Blaney Motor Company in Northern Ireland launches wheel loaders

Blaney Motor Company launched two new wheel loader concepts on its stand at Balmoral Show last month.

Blaney Motor Company in Northern Ireland launches wheel loaders
Thu, 16 Jun, 2016 - 01:00
Jason Webb

These represent a new departure in the growing Blaney Group operations headed by Sean Blaney and based in Northern Ireland.

The company is striving ahead with a full range of these loaders designed for the agricultural and construction industries, ahead of a full product launch later this year.

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