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Metsa Machines Announces Japa, Ultratec Distribution Deal
Metsa Machines announced it be the exclusive distributor for Japa firewood processors and Ultratec ATV trailers and accessories in the U.S.
Patrick Taylor, President of Taylor Strategic Industries, established Metsa Machines, LLC in Merrill, Wis. earlier this year with the intention of expanding access to variety of wood processing and outdoor equipment currently unavailable in the U.S.
“Forestry is hard work,” says General Manager Bob Nelson, “The equipment we provide needs to live up to the work ethic of our clients. If they’re working hard, then their machinery should be working hard, too. It’s what’s great about this industry—it is full of hard workers making sure the right machines are available to the other hard workers!”
Metsa Machines, LLC debuted the Japa firewood processors and a few other high-quality finish outdoor products at several industry trade shows this past fall. The company is currently seeking dealers nationwide.
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