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Chieftain Trailers prepares to launch Moffett basher
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NORTHERN IRISH trailer builder Chieftain Trailers will take the wraps off a new truck-mounted forklift at next week's SED show which will go head to head with market leader Moffett.
Chieftain has developed its Mountaineer telehandier from scratch; this is the latest addition to its range as the company celebrates Its 25th anniversary. It also underlines the significant investment the company is making in the road transport sector.
With over £2.9m invested in the past three years, Chieftain has extended its factory in Northern Ireland, adding new office blocks and 1,900m2 of factory space. The company has also acquired a site in Stoke-on-Trent.
Chieftain is best known for agricultural trailers, but is increasingly expanding into the commercial vehicle sector more than half its income now derives from road transport. It specialises in tippers and plant semi-trailers but is also active in the 'ball hitch' trailer market for the plant sector.