Kent-based Ovenden has added a Bell L2606E wheeled loader and two B40D ADTs to its fleet.
Contracts manager Nigel Hemingway said that the loader had been purchased to work as part of Ovenden Earthmoving’s crushing and recycling operation, and that the ADTs were for earthmoving and sea defence projects.
Over the years, 20 Bell ADTs, both new and pre-owned, have operated within the Ovenden Earthmoving fleet, together with seven Bell loaders of varying capacities.
“Our clients rely on us to supply them with top of the range equipment that consistently has the capacity and stamina to not just meet, but exceed, expectations,” said Nigel Hemingway. “By supplying machines that deliver results, we’ve won repeat business and built upon valuable relationships, whilst playing our part in helping to defend the island’s coastline, and aid construction and recycling projects across the country.
“To continue achieving results, we ensure our machinery is the best available, so when expanding our fleet we choose to select machines we know have the ability to perform. This is why we’ve returned to Bell Equipment to fulfil this recent need for a new wheeled loader and two new ADTS.”
He added: “The new machines were delivered a couple of months ago and have already been put to the test, with the L2606E working on a recycling contract in Kent – loading rail ballast into crushers and stockpiling – and the B40Ds are proving their worth hauling beach materials within sea defence projects in East Sussex.”
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