DEUTZ Power Center Florida – North Relocates to Larger Jacksonville Facility

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DEUTZ Corporation announced it has relocated its DEUTZ Power Center Florida – North operation to a larger facility at 7035 Davis Creek Road in Jacksonville. The new facility is located approximately 10 miles southeast of the Power Center’s former location at 8999 Western Way. It provides additional space to expand service capacity, increase local parts availability and better support customers throughout Northern Florida.

“Our customers depend on us to help keep their equipment up and running, and having the right facility is an important part of making that happen,” said Jim Harlow, territory branch manager. “This larger location gives us more room to service equipment, expand our parts inventory and provide the responsive, hands-on support DEUTZ customers have come to expect.”

According to the press release, DEUTZ Power Center Florida – North supports OEM partners, dealers and end users with the service, parts and technical expertise needed to maximize equipment uptime and productivity. DEUTZ Power Centers are equipped to service the entire machine – not just the engine – giving customers a single source for comprehensive equipment support.

The company said the new Jacksonville location offers a fully stocked parts counter, scheduled maintenance, emergency repairs and both in-shop and field service. Qualified technicians are on hand to support all makes and models and can address hydraulics, electrical systems, cooling systems, diagnostics and other equipment needs.

“As our customers’ equipment and support needs continue to evolve, we want to ensure our Power Centers have the resources and capacity to respond,” said Tony Muzzin, regional service sales manager – East, Power Center operations. “Our customers need their equipment working in the field, not sitting idle in a shop. This investment in Northern Florida expands our ability to deliver the service, parts and technical expertise they need to minimize downtime and keep their operations moving.”

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