Hamilton Brothers has announced its sister company, Ross of Lanark, has been appointed Wacker Neuson Agents for East Central Scotland.

As one of Scotland's foremost suppliers of brand leading Agricultural, Construction, Groundcare and Garden Power machinery for over 80 years, Hamilton Brothers has already enjoyed an immensely successful 14 year relationship with Wacker Neuson and have introduced many prestigious companies to the benefits of investing in their machinery including Malcolm Construction and Jarvie Plant.

Now, as the UK's longest standing dealership, this latest coup means that the Hamilton Ross Group are licensed to sell the complete range of innovative Wacker Neuson compact machinery and light equipment across the entire Central Belt of Scotland.

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"We are all very excited about this new development and have recruited a dedicated expert to spearhead sales in our new territory," says Ross of Lanark Director, Bryce Smith. "This enables us to offer our customers a great choice of quality construction machinery backed up by a full parts and service facility from our strategically located Lanark depot."

"Wacker Neuson have shown a tremendous rise in sales over the last three years throughout the United Kingdom" says Wacker Neuson UK Managing Director, Richard Harrison. "This development is down to the performance of our dealer network and as an established dealer Hamilton Brothers has been at the forefront of this growth. We are therefore absolutely delighted that they are expanding their territory with Ross of Lanark and we look forward to further growth in Scotland."

The Neuson name has always been synonymous with revolutionary construction machinery but the merger with Wacker, supremoes of light equipment in 2007 was sheer genius.

The brand now offers an unrivalled range of state-of-the-art machinery and equipment including the industry leading "Wacker Plates" and the totally unique Vertical Digging System (VDS) Excavators, Dual Powered Tracked Micro Excavators, Cabbed Dumpers and the Remote Controlled Trench Rollers.

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