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Thai hirer Hire One keeps Rhondda in trim
chooses
Hire One of Pontyclun, Glamorgan, has supplied 31 Paladin TG fine
MCS
turf mowers, made by Lloyds & Co Letchworth, to Rhondda Cynon
Namsang Taff County Borough Council for maintaining bowling greens and
Chakkol (NSC), cricket pitches.
a hirer based in The machines are designed for light weight and low vibration, and
Thailand, has are part of a tranche of grounds care equipment that Hire One supplies
chosen MCS’ to the Council on a long term contract hire basis, together with full
hire software program, MCS-rm, to handle day-to-day business maintenance and backup. Other items provided include tractors and
transactions such as creating quotations, contracts, invoices, work aeration equipment. Parks Officer Geraint Jenkins says that, since
orders and purchase orders. It also gives information on the using the mowers, the Council has received positive comments from
current status of equipment at each depot, and can create members of the public on the high standard of the playing surfaces.
detailed management reports.
With its head office in Bangkok and
depots in other parts of the country,
Namsang specialises in the hire of
generators, air compressors and
welders. This order represents the first
sale MCS has achieved in Thailand,
and it expects more to follow.
Showman’s Show promotes
advantages
The popular Showman’s Show takes
place once again at Newbury
Showground on 21 and 22 October.
The annual event typically attracts
more than 4,500 visitors, and the
organiser, Lance Show & Publications,
believes that one of its advantages is
the event’s layout, as exhibitors can
devise stands with fewer restrictions,
including large stages, screens,
roadways and multi-level structures.
This enables visitors to see products
and services in an environment similar
to those in which they are likely to be
used. For more information about the
exhibition, visit
www.showmans-directory.co.uk
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