TRT named authorised XCMG crane dealer in Australia

TRT has partnered with XCMG and will serve as an authorised dealer for the crane range across Queensland and Australia’s East Coast. The move expands access to cranes, parts and service support for heavy-lifting customers in the region.

Why it matters: - The deal gives Australian crane operators another local source for XCMG equipment, parts and technical support. - TRT can now bundle sales with servicing for mixed fleets, which may help customers reduce downtime and simplify maintenance. - The partnership adds another global crane brand to TRT’s portfolio without changing its service-first model.

What happened: - TRT announced a partnership with XCMG, one of the world’s largest construction and lifting equipment manufacturers. - TRT has been appointed an authorised dealer for the XCMG crane range. - The dealership covers Queensland and extends down Australia’s East Coast. - The company will provide product support, parts access and after-sales service for XCMG cranes.

The details: - TRT said customers will have access to the equipment, parts and support the company is known for. - TRT’s crane servicing, maintenance and repair team will support XCMG machines. - TRT services cranes across brands, including Manitowoc and Grove. - Fleet owners with mixed equipment can use one team for crane support needs. - TRT has spent almost 60 years supplying heavy lifting and transport equipment. - The company was founded in 1967. - TRT designs, manufactures and supplies heavy transport and lifting solutions across Australia and New Zealand. - TRT also manufactures TRT trailers and TIDD Pick & Carry Cranes. - The company represents other globally recognised equipment brands with dedicated parts, service and technical teams. - TRT says customers can expect responsive technical support, genuine parts availability and experienced people who understand the equipment. - Bruce Carden, TRT’s managing director, said TRT is committed to supplying equipment that delivers value over its working life. - Carden said the XCMG partnership fits TRT because both companies focus on better solutions, innovation and long-term customer support. - Carden said customers invest in uptime, reliability and the people standing behind the equipment.

Between the lines: - TRT is positioning the XCMG appointment as an extension of its existing service network, not a separate sales push. - The emphasis on uptime and multi-brand servicing suggests TRT is targeting fleet operators who want one provider for procurement and maintenance. - The partnership also signals XCMG’s push to deepen its presence in Australia through a local support channel.

What's next: - TRT will begin supporting the XCMG crane range through its sales, parts and service teams. - Operators in Queensland and along the East Coast can expect access to XCMG equipment and ongoing maintenance support. - More information is available on TRT’s website. - TRT’s social channels include Instagram and Facebook.