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A Busy Intermat for Multihog

mh — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 14:19:57 +0000

Multihog’s debut at the Intermat show in Paris proved to be a busy one, with the team receiving visitors from almost every continent during the six day event. The two base units exhibited were kitted out with winter and patch planing attachments reflecting the inroads the company has made into the highway and winter maintenance sectors since it launched its niche product onto the market just three years ago.

Multihog also attracted attention from the press and visiting dignitaries: we were one of just a handful of the 1,350 exhibitors chosen to feature in the Intermat daily newspaper and on the dedicated show video channel which includes an interview with Sales Manager Tony Duff who explains the all year round benefits of the versatile Multihog. The video is now available right here on the website so be sure to take a look!

On the Wednesday of the show His Excellency Paul Kavanagh, Ambassador of Ireland in France visited the stand and praised the initiative and engineering expertise that has contributed to Multihog’s expansion and growth of exports since it was established.

Tony's Interview

Multihog Stand

Intermat Magazine Piece

Multihog team and Ambassador

Busy Stand

Upcoming events

mh — Mon, 16 Apr 2012 10:45:05 +0000

Located at stand 4 H 022

The IFAT exhibition will be held in Munich from the 7^th-11^th May and Multihog will be making their debut here too! Our stand number is 604/8 and we are located in outdoor area F6…why not stop by for a chat with us about our products? We will of course be showcasing our Multihogs along with various attachments including the patch planer, salt spreader and snow plough! Contact us now for more information on this event…

Galabau 2012 will be held in Nuremberg from the 12^th-15^th September and the Multihog team will be here also. Again, you can expect an update from us about our stand number and the attachments we will have at the show closer to the exhibition date.

Alex Young, Chief Operating Officer, Transroute

mh — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 10:04:00 +0000

My impression when I first saw the Multihog was that it was a machine worth snapping up, and this proved to be 100% the case.

Alex Young, Chief Operating Officer, Transroute

Steve Webb, Head of Motor Transport, Bristol Airport

mh — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 16:10:54 +0000

We needed to find a specialist machine that would provide a more cost effective solution, and when we saw the Multihog in action we realised that we had found the answer.

Steve Webb, Head of Motor Transport, Bristol Airport