Compare SW24, SW28, and SV280 Models at Wakarusa Ag

Choosing the right skid loader comes down to matching machine capacity to your work demands. At Wakarusa Ag, we carry three Wacker Neuson skid loader models that cover the full range from compact property maintenance to heavy-duty construction work. This guide compares the SW24, SW28, and SV280 to help you select the perfect machine for your Northern Indiana operation.

Need expert advice? Call 574-862-1163 to discuss your specific needs with our equipment specialists.

Quick Comparison Overview

FeatureSW24 (Compact)SW28 (Mid-Size)SV280 (Vertical Lift)
Operating Capacity2,400 lbs2,800 lbs2,800 lbs
Engine Power74 HP74 HP74 HP
Lift PathRadialRadialVertical
Operating Weight7,716 lbs8,377 lbs8,818 lbs
Width68.9″74″74″
Best ForProperty work, landscapingGeneral construction, farmsMaterial handling, high reach
Typical Price Range$45,000-$55,000$50,000-$60,000$55,000-$65,000

All prices are approximate and vary based on attachments and options. Contact Wakarusa Ag for current pricing.

Understanding Your Needs First

Before diving into model specifications, let’s identify what you’ll actually use the skid loader for. At Wakarusa Ag, we’ve helped hundreds of Northern Indiana farmers, contractors, and property owners select equipment, and we’ve found that matching machine to application is more important than simply buying the “biggest” model.

Primary Use Categories

Property Maintenance & Light Landscaping:

  • Snow removal from driveways and parking areas
  • Spreading gravel and mulch
  • Light grading and leveling
  • Moving pallets and bulk materials
  • Fence post hole digging
  • Small-scale excavation

Agricultural Operations:

  • Barn cleaning and bedding distribution
  • Feed handling and distribution
  • Manure management
  • Building maintenance and repairs
  • Fence line clearing
  • Drainage work

Construction & Contracting:

  • Site preparation and grading
  • Material handling on job sites
  • Trenching and utility work
  • Demolition debris removal
  • Hardscaping and retaining walls
  • Commercial snow removal

Material Handling:

  • Warehouse loading/unloading
  • Pallet movement
  • Truck loading
  • Stockpile management
  • High-reach applications

Your primary use determines which machine delivers the best value. Let’s break down each model.

Wacker Neuson SW24: The Compact Powerhouse

Who It’s For

The SW24 is Wacker Neuson’s compact radial-lift skid loader, designed for operators who need maneuverability in tight spaces without sacrificing capability. This machine excels in:

  • Rural property owners with 5-50 acres
  • Landscaping contractors working in residential areas
  • Small farms needing versatility
  • Municipalities for parks and facility maintenance
  • Anyone prioritizing access over maximum capacity

Key Specifications

Power & Performance:

  • Engine: Deutz TCD 2.9 L4 Tier 4 Final, 74 HP
  • Operating capacity: 2,400 lbs (50% tipping load)
  • Tipping load: 4,800 lbs
  • Operating weight: 7,716 lbs
  • Travel speed: 7.5 mph (12 km/h)

Dimensions:

  • Width: 68.9″ (5.7 feet) – fits through standard gates
  • Height (to top of cab): 78.5″
  • Length (with bucket): 131.5″
  • Ground clearance: 9.1″

Lift Performance:

  • Lift capacity at full height: 1,600 lbs
  • Maximum lift height: 118.1″
  • Reach at full height: 26.8″
  • Dump angle: 40°
  • Rollback angle: 30°

Hydraulics:

  • Auxiliary flow: 23.8 gpm standard
  • High-flow option: 37.3 gpm (for demanding attachments)
  • Operating pressure: 3,770 PSI

The SW24 Advantage

1. Exceptional Maneuverability At just 68.9 inches wide, the SW24 navigates residential gates, barn doorways, and tight job sites that larger machines can’t access. For Elkhart County landscapers working in established neighborhoods or farmers operating in older barns with narrow aisles, this width advantage is invaluable.

2. Radial Lift Path The radial lift arm configuration provides superior digging force and bucket breakout strength at ground level. This makes the SW24 excellent for:

  • Digging and grading work
  • Pushing snow (maintains power through the entire push)
  • Loading material from ground level
  • Any application requiring force close to the machine

3. Surprising Capacity Don’t let “compact” fool you. At 2,400 lbs operating capacity, the SW24 handles:

  • Standard pallets (up to 2,000 lbs easily)
  • Bulk material buckets
  • Most standard attachments (augers, grapples, forks)
  • Daily farm and construction tasks

4. Fuel Efficiency The Deutz 74 HP engine provides optimal power-to-weight ratio. Operators report 15-20% better fuel economy compared to oversized machines doing similar work. Over a year of operation, this saves $1,500-$2,500 in fuel costs.

5. Lower Operating Costs

  • Smaller tires cost less to replace
  • Narrower width means less ground disturbance (less turf damage in landscaping)
  • Lighter weight reduces wear on driveways and surfaces
  • Easier to transport (fits most trailers)

SW24 Limitations

When the SW24 Isn’t Enough:

  • High-reach applications (loading tall trucks, stacking pallets)
  • Extremely heavy attachments (large grapples, heavy hammers)
  • All-day material handling at maximum capacity
  • Projects requiring maximum breakout force at height

For these applications, consider the SW28 or SV280.

Real-World SW24 Applications in Northern Indiana

Case Study: Pleasant Valley Landscaping “We run two SW24s for residential and commercial landscaping in Goshen and Elkhart. The 68.9-inch width lets us access backyard job sites through standard gates without tearing up turf. We handle mulch, pavers, gravel, and snow removal—the machines do everything we need. The fuel savings compared to our old 3,000+ lb machines paid for itself in the first 18 months.”

Case Study: Heritage Farm (75-cow dairy) “Our SW24 is our daily workhorse. Barn cleaning, bedding, feed handling, and general maintenance. The narrower width fits our older barn perfectly, and the radial lift gives us plenty of power for pushing manure. We debated going bigger, but Wakarusa Ag steered us right—this machine does everything we need at lower fuel cost.”

Wacker Neuson SW28: The Versatile Workhorse

Who It’s For

The SW28 is Wacker Neuson’s mid-size radial-lift skid loader, offering increased capacity and stability while maintaining maneuverability. This machine excels in:

  • General contractors handling diverse job sites
  • Larger farms (100+ acres or livestock operations)
  • Commercial landscapers needing more capacity
  • Rental fleets (most versatile size)
  • Operations requiring 2,800 lbs capacity regularly

Key Specifications

Power & Performance:

  • Engine: Deutz TCD 2.9 L4 Tier 4 Final, 74 HP
  • Operating capacity: 2,800 lbs (50% tipping load)
  • Tipping load: 5,600 lbs
  • Operating weight: 8,377 lbs
  • Travel speed: 7.5 mph (12 km/h)

Dimensions:

  • Width: 74″ (6.2 feet)
  • Height (to top of cab): 78.5″
  • Length (with bucket): 137.8″
  • Ground clearance: 9.1″

Lift Performance:

  • Lift capacity at full height: 1,850 lbs
  • Maximum lift height: 118.1″
  • Reach at full height: 28.7″
  • Dump angle: 40°
  • Rollback angle: 30°

Hydraulics:

  • Auxiliary flow: 23.8 gpm standard
  • High-flow option: 37.3 gpm
  • Operating pressure: 3,770 PSI

The SW28 Advantage

1. Increased Capacity Where It Matters The 400-lb capacity increase from SW24 to SW28 (2,400 to 2,800 lbs) represents a 17% improvement. This translates to:

  • Fewer bucket loads for bulk material jobs (saves time and fuel)
  • Heavier attachments supported comfortably
  • Full pallets handled with safety margin
  • More stability in challenging conditions

2. Enhanced Stability The additional 661 lbs of operating weight (8,377 vs. 7,716 lbs) provides:

  • Better stability lifting at height
  • Reduced bouncing over rough terrain
  • More confident operation on slopes
  • Improved performance with heavy attachments

3. Sweet Spot Versatility The SW28 sits in the equipment “sweet spot”—large enough for serious work, small enough for access. It handles:

  • 95% of residential and light commercial tasks
  • Most farm applications (except the largest operations)
  • General construction work efficiently
  • Attachment variety (nearly all standard attachments)

4. Wider Stance = Better Traction At 74 inches wide, the SW28 provides:

  • Improved traction in snow and mud (common in Northern Indiana)
  • Better stability pushing heavy loads
  • More confident operation on uneven ground
  • Enhanced safety margins

5. Optimal for Rental & Multi-Use Operations If you’re not sure what projects lie ahead, the SW28’s versatility covers the broadest range of applications. Many Wakarusa Ag customers choose the SW28 as their “do-everything” machine.

SW28 Limitations

When You Might Need More:

  • High-reach requirements: If regularly loading trucks over 8 feet or stacking pallets high, consider the SV280’s vertical lift
  • Maximum capacity projects: Jobs consistently requiring 2,800+ lbs at height need vertical lift stability
  • Specialized material handling: Warehouse operations benefit from vertical lift precision

When You Might Need Less:

  • Extreme space constraints: If working primarily in residential backyards or narrow barns, SW24’s narrower width may be preferable
  • Budget sensitivity: If uses don’t require 2,800 lbs, save $5,000-$8,000 with SW24

Real-World SW28 Applications in Northern Indiana

Case Study: Lakeside Construction (General Contractor) “Our SW28 moves between residential remodels, commercial site work, and winter snow removal. It’s big enough to handle full pallets of block and load dump trucks efficiently, but narrow enough to access most job sites. We’ve run it for three years and it’s been remarkably reliable. The Deutz engine starts in zero-degree weather without complaint—critical for our Elkhart County winters.”

Case Study: Riverside Dairy (180-cow operation) “We upgraded from an older 2,500 lb machine to the SW28, and the additional capacity makes our twice-daily barn cleaning noticeably faster. We also use it for feed handling, manure spreading, and general farm work. The high-flow hydraulics run our grapple fork perfectly. Wakarusa Ag recommended this size based on our herd, and they were spot-on.”

Wacker Neuson SV280: The Vertical Lift Specialist

Who It’s For

The SV280 is Wacker Neuson’s vertical-lift skid loader, engineered for applications requiring maximum reach, height, and parallel-to-ground bucket positioning. This machine excels in:

  • Material handling operations (warehouses, lumberyards)
  • Truck loading (especially high-sided trucks)
  • Pallet stacking operations
  • Agricultural operations with significant vertical reach needs
  • Contractors needing maximum versatility

Key Specifications

Power & Performance:

  • Engine: Deutz TCD 2.9 L4 Tier 4 Final, 74 HP
  • Operating capacity: 2,800 lbs (50% tipping load)
  • Tipping load: 5,600 lbs
  • Operating weight: 8,818 lbs
  • Travel speed: 7.5 mph (12 km/h)

Dimensions:

  • Width: 74″
  • Height (to top of cab): 78.5″
  • Length (with bucket): 140.2″
  • Ground clearance: 9.1″

Lift Performance:

  • Lift capacity at full height: 2,050 lbs
  • Maximum lift height: 126.8″ (10.6 feet)
  • Reach at full height: 39.4″ (3.3 feet)
  • Dump angle: 43°
  • Rollback angle: 20°

Hydraulics:

  • Auxiliary flow: 23.8 gpm standard
  • High-flow option: 37.3 gpm
  • Operating pressure: 3,770 PSI

The SV280 Advantage

1. Vertical Lift Path The defining feature of the SV280 is its vertical lift arm configuration. Unlike radial lift (which follows an arc), vertical lift arms rise more straight upward, providing:

Superior Reach at Height:

  • 39.4″ reach at full height (vs. 28.7″ for SW28)
  • Nearly 13 inches of additional forward reach when fully extended
  • Ability to reach over truck sides and into containers
  • Better positioning for precise placement

Parallel-to-Ground Bucket Position:

  • Bucket remains more level through lift cycle
  • Reduced spillage when lifting material
  • Easier precise placement
  • Better visibility to load

2. Maximum Lift Height At 126.8 inches (10.6 feet), the SV280 lifts 8.7 inches higher than the SW28. This allows:

  • Loading high-sided dump trucks and trailers
  • Stacking pallets 3-4 high
  • Reaching into tall bins and hoppers
  • Clearing obstacles

3. Enhanced Lift Capacity at Height While radial-lift machines lose capacity as they reach maximum height, the SV280 maintains 2,050 lbs at full extension—significantly more than radial machines of similar size. This means:

  • Safer operation with heavy loads at height
  • Ability to lift full pallets (2,000 lbs) to maximum height
  • Confident material handling operations
  • Reduced risk of tipping

4. Precision Material Handling The vertical lift path enables:

  • More precise load placement
  • Easier dumping into high-sided containers
  • Better control in tight spaces
  • Reduced material spillage

5. Best of Both Worlds Despite its vertical lift specialization, the SV280 still provides:

  • Adequate digging force for most applications
  • Good pushing power for snow and material
  • Versatility for general skid loader work
  • All-around capability when needed

SV280 Limitations

Trade-offs for Vertical Performance:

1. Reduced Digging Force Vertical lift arms sacrifice some ground-level breakout force compared to radial machines. The SV280 provides adequate digging power for most tasks but isn’t optimized for:

  • Heavy grading work
  • Breaking hard-packed material
  • Aggressive excavation
  • Maximum pushing force

2. Higher Initial Cost The SV280 typically costs $5,000-$10,000 more than the SW28 due to:

  • More complex hydraulic system
  • Additional engineering for vertical lift
  • Enhanced lift capabilities

3. Slightly Less Aggressive Feel Some operators prefer the “aggressive” feel of radial lift for general construction. The SV280’s smoother, more controlled lift feels different.

When to Choose SV280 Over SW28

Choose the SV280 if you:

  • Regularly load trucks with sides over 6 feet high
  • Stack pallets multiple levels
  • Work in warehouses or material yards
  • Need maximum reach for bin loading or special applications
  • Prioritize material handling over grading/digging
  • Want maximum versatility and can justify the cost

Stick with SW28 if you:

  • Primarily perform grading and digging
  • Rarely need high-reach capability
  • Want maximum digging force
  • Prefer lower initial investment
  • Work mostly in construction vs. material handling

Real-World SV280 Applications in Northern Indiana

Case Study 1 “The SV280’s vertical lift is essential for our lumberyard operations. We load flatbed trucks with dimensional lumber, stack pallets of roofing materials, and handle bulk building supplies daily. The parallel-to-ground lift path means we don’t spill bundles when lifting, and the reach lets us load over truck sides without repositioning constantly. We evaluated both radial and vertical—for our application, vertical lift was non-negotiable.”

Case Study 2: (320-cow dairy + crop operation) “Our SV280 handles everything from barn cleaning to loading grain trucks. The vertical lift is perfect when we’re loading high-sided semis during harvest. We also use it daily for feed handling—lifting large square bales and loading our TMR mixer. The machine’s versatility surprised us. While we bought it for the vertical lift, it handles regular skid loader work just fine.”

Side-by-Side Feature Comparison

Lift Performance Detailed

SpecificationSW24SW28SV280
Max Lift Height118.1″118.1″126.8″
Reach at Full Height26.8″28.7″39.4″
Lift Capacity at Height1,600 lbs1,850 lbs2,050 lbs
Bucket Breakout Force6,170 lbs7,165 lbs6,614 lbs
Lift Arm TypeRadialRadialVertical

Key Insight: The SV280 provides 10-12 inches more forward reach at height and maintains higher capacity when fully extended.

Physical Dimensions

DimensionSW24SW28SV280
Width68.9″74″74″
Height (cab)78.5″78.5″78.5″
Length (w/ bucket)131.5″137.8″140.2″
Operating Weight7,716 lbs8,377 lbs8,818 lbs
Ground Clearance9.1″9.1″9.1″

Key Insight: The SW24’s 5-inch narrower width is significant for tight access. Weight difference between models affects stability and traction.

Engine & Hydraulics

FeatureSW24SW28SV280
EngineDeutz 74 HPDeutz 74 HPDeutz 74 HP
Fuel Tank26.4 gal26.4 gal26.4 gal
Hydraulic Flow (std)23.8 gpm23.8 gpm23.8 gpm
Hydraulic Flow (high)37.3 gpm37.3 gpm37.3 gpm
Operating Pressure3,770 PSI3,770 PSI3,770 PSI
Travel Speed7.5 mph7.5 mph7.5 mph

Key Insight: All three models share the same engine and hydraulic specs—capacity differences come from lift arm configuration and machine geometry.

Attachment Compatibility

All three Wacker Neuson models accept standard skid steer quick-attach attachments. However, capacity and hydraulic flow determine practical attachment use:

Universally Compatible Attachments (All Models):

  • Standard buckets (60″-72″ width)
  • Pallet forks
  • Grapple buckets
  • Augers (up to 24″ diameter)
  • Brooms and sweepers
  • Snow blades and pushers
  • Standard trenchers

Better Suited for SW28/SV280 (Higher Capacity):

  • Large grapples (72″+ width)
  • Heavy-duty forks (for maximum pallet weight)
  • Large material buckets (2+ yard capacity)
  • Heavier breakers/hammers
  • Large diameter augers (30″+)

High-Flow Required (All models support with option):

  • Brush cutters and mowers
  • Mulchers
  • Cold planers
  • High-flow augers
  • Some specialty attachments

Wakarusa Ag Attachment Inventory: We stock common attachments and can order specialty attachments for any Wacker Neuson model. Call 574-862-1163 to discuss your attachment needs—we help match attachments to machines and applications.

Total Cost of Ownership Analysis

Purchase Price (Approximate 2026 Pricing)

ModelBase PriceWith CabWith High-FlowFully Loaded
SW24$45,000$52,000$54,000$58,000
SW28$50,000$57,000$59,000$63,000
SV280$55,000$62,000$64,000$68,000

Prices vary based on options, attachments, and current promotions. Contact Wakarusa Ag for exact quotes.

Operating Costs (Annual Estimates – 500 Hours/Year)

Cost CategorySW24SW28SV280
Fuel (diesel @ $3.50/gal)$2,100$2,275$2,380
Routine Maintenance$800$850$900
Tire Replacement (prorated)$400$450$450
Insurance$1,200$1,300$1,400
Annual Total$4,500$4,875$5,130

Key Insight: Operating cost differences are modest—$300-600 annually. Purchase price and application fit matter more than operating costs.

Resale Value Considerations

Wacker Neuson skid loaders hold strong resale value due to:

  • Deutz engine reliability (known for longevity)
  • Robust German engineering
  • Growing brand recognition in North America
  • Strong dealer support network (like Wakarusa Ag)

Typical 5-Year Depreciation:

  • Well-maintained machines retain 50-60% of original value
  • High-demand models (SW28) may retain 60-65%
  • Machines with complete service records command premium pricing

Maintaining Resale Value:

  • Follow factory maintenance schedules
  • Keep comprehensive service records
  • Store indoors when possible
  • Address minor issues promptly (prevent major problems)
  • Purchase from reputable dealer like Wakarusa Ag (service history matters)

Making Your Decision: A Framework

Choose the SW24 If:

✓ You work in tight spaces regularly (residential landscaping, older barns)
✓ Your typical loads are under 2,000 lbs
✓ You prioritize fuel efficiency and lower operating costs
✓ Maneuverability is more important than maximum capacity
✓ You need strong digging and pushing force at ground level
✓ Budget is a primary concern ($5,000-$8,000 savings vs. SW28)
✓ You’re a property owner with 5-50 acres of general work

Choose the SW28 If:

✓ You need versatile, all-around capability
✓ Your work varies significantly (construction, farm, landscaping)
✓ You regularly handle loads 2,000-2,500 lbs
✓ You want the most popular, proven size
✓ You’re unsure of all future uses (versatility covers unknowns)
✓ You need good capacity without sacrificing too much maneuverability
✓ You’re a contractor or farmer with diverse daily tasks

Choose the SV280 If:

✓ You regularly load trucks with high sides
✓ You stack pallets or materials multiple levels
✓ You need maximum reach and lift height
✓ Material handling is your primary use
✓ You want parallel-to-ground load positioning
✓ You prioritize lift capacity at maximum height
✓ You’re in warehouse, lumberyard, or heavy material handling operations

Still Unsure? Consider These Questions:

  1. What’s your #1 most frequent use? (This should drive 70% of your decision)
  2. What’s the heaviest load you’ll lift weekly?
  3. What’s your tightest access point? (Measure gates, doorways, access paths)
  4. Do you need to load trucks over 6 feet high regularly?
  5. What’s your budget ceiling? (Be honest—stretching too far creates financial stress)
  6. Will this be your only machine, or do you have other equipment?

Wacker Neuson Advantages (All Models)

Regardless of which model you choose, all Wacker Neuson skid loaders share these benefits:

1. Deutz Engine Reliability

The Deutz TCD 2.9 L4 engine is legendary for:

  • Cold-weather starting (critical for Northern Indiana winters)
  • Fuel efficiency (compared to competitors in same class)
  • Longevity (routinely exceed 5,000 hours with proper maintenance)
  • Parts availability (through dealers like Wakarusa Ag)

2. Excellent Visibility

Wacker Neuson’s cab design provides:

  • Large glass areas
  • Narrow front structure
  • Well-positioned seat
  • Minimal blind spots
  • Safe operation in congested areas

3. Comfortable Operator Environment

  • Suspended seat with adjustable settings
  • Intuitive controls
  • Low noise levels (enclosed cab models)
  • Climate control (cab models)
  • Easy entry/exit

4. Low Maintenance Requirements

  • Extended service intervals (reduce downtime)
  • Easy access to service points
  • Durable components (fewer repairs)
  • Comprehensive warranty coverage

5. Strong Dealer Support from Wakarusa Ag

  • Same-day service throughout Elkhart County
  • Complete parts inventory (most items in stock)
  • Factory-trained technicians
  • Loaner equipment available during repairs
  • Expert advice from farmers who use equipment themselves

Financing Your Wacker Neuson Skid Loader

Wakarusa Ag works with multiple lenders to provide competitive financing:

Typical Financing Examples (2026)

SW24 ($52,000 with cab):

  • 5-year loan @ 7.5%: ~$1,035/month
  • 7-year loan @ 7.9%: ~$795/month
  • 0% promotional (if qualified, 24 months): ~$2,165/month

SW28 ($57,000 with cab):

  • 5-year loan @ 7.5%: ~$1,135/month
  • 7-year loan @ 7.9%: ~$870/month

SV280 ($62,000 with cab):

  • 5-year loan @ 7.5%: ~$1,235/month
  • 7-year loan @ 7.9%: ~$945/month

Tax Advantages

Section 179 Deduction:

  • Deduct up to $1.19M in equipment purchases (2026)
  • Skid loaders typically qualify
  • Can deduct full purchase price in year placed in service

Bonus Depreciation:

  • May apply to qualifying equipment
  • Consult your accountant for specific benefits

Contact Wakarusa Ag at 574-862-1163 to discuss financing options specific to your situation.

Why Buy from Wakarusa Ag

Same-Day Service Commitment

Equipment downtime costs money. When your skid loader needs service:

  • Same-day response throughout Elkhart County
  • Loaner equipment available if repair exceeds one day
  • Mobile service for on-site repairs when possible
  • Complete parts inventory (most Wacker Neuson parts in stock)

Expert Guidance from Farmers

The Martin family (Franklin and his four sons) operate farms themselves and use equipment daily. Our recommendations come from real-world experience, not just sales training. We’ve helped hundreds of Northern Indiana operators select the right equipment.

Complete Support Ecosystem

  • Pre-purchase consultation: We’ll visit your site, evaluate your needs
  • Delivery and setup: We deliver and provide operational training
  • Warranty service: Factory-authorized Wacker Neuson service
  • Parts and repairs: Ongoing support throughout equipment life
  • Trade-in evaluations: When it’s time to upgrade

Local Family Business

We’ve served Northern Indiana’s agricultural and construction communities since 2001. Our reputation depends on your success, and we stand behind every machine we sell.

Next Steps: Schedule Your Demo

The best way to choose between SW24, SW28, and SV280 is to operate them yourself.

On-Site Demonstrations at Wakarusa Ag

Visit our facility at 905 Nelsons Parkway in Wakarusa:

  • Operate all three models
  • Compare lift capabilities
  • Feel the difference between radial and vertical lift
  • Ask questions, get honest answers
  • No pressure, no obligation

Hours: Monday-Friday 7am-4pm, Saturday 8am-12pm

On-Your-Site Demonstrations

We bring Wacker Neuson skid loaders to your location:

  • Test in your actual work environment
  • Evaluate access through your gates/doorways
  • Try your specific tasks (loading, moving, grading)
  • Assess which size fits your operation best

Available throughout tri-state area. Call to schedule.

Contact Wakarusa Ag

📞 Phone: 574-862-1163
📍 Address: 905 Nelsons Parkway, Wakarusa, IN 46573
📧 Email: [email protected]
💻 Web: wakarusaag.com

Serving Northern Indiana’s farms, contractors, and property owners with expert equipment guidance and unmatched service since 2001.