Load King names Authorized Service Centers

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04 March 2020

Load King, a wholly owned subsidiary of Custom Truck One Source (Custom Truck), announced that all Terex Services and ML Utilities locations will be Authorized Service Centers for Load King Cranes. As an Authorized Service Location, Terex Service Centers will now provide maintenance, repair and parts for Load King products. With locations in Charlotte, North Carolina, Baltimore, Maryland, and Cleveland, Georgia, ML Utilities will service Load King boom trucks, truck cranes and Terex legacy products for customers in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast regions, including Maryland, Delaware, Washington DC, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Alabama.

Load King is very excited to partner with both companies to offer after-sales support for their products, the company said. 

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Terex Services and ML Utilities are now Authorized Service Centers for Load King Cranes.

“Through this exciting relationship with Load King Crane, we look forward to providing service support to their customers,” said Richard Gunderman, vice president, parts & service,Terex Services. “By working strategically with our customers, we are able to provide multiple avenues of assistance through our service offerings, parts support and equipment training throughout the United States.”

“ML Utilities is excited to be named as an Authorized Service Center for Load King, LLC,” said Mickey Hodges, co-president of ML Utilities. “This partnership aligns very well with our business model, current geographic locations and allows ML Utilities to provide service excellence to the Load King brand along with the legacy Terex Crane products. Our factory trained technicians are highly skilled and we pride ourselves on performing each job safely and efficiently.”

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