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Keystone Terminals receives delivery of new Komatsu D375A-8 surface mining dozer

Keystone Terminals, a prominent port operation based in Jacksonville, Fla., has recently expanded its operational capacity with the acquisition of a new Komatsu D375A-8 surface mining dozer from Linder Industrial Machinery Company. This strategic addition aims to enhance the port’s ability to manage its aggregate materials, including various types of gypsum and cement.

Michael Yeager, Port Manager, Keystone Terminals

“We’re gearing up to start a new phase in our rail loadout process, particularly with gypsum,” stated Michael Yeager, Port Manager of Keystone Terminals. “The Komatsu D375A-8 dozer is pivotal in ensuring efficient dozer clearance for loading rail cars. It’s the perfect fit between the sizes we needed, and its capabilities align perfectly with our needs, especially for the heavy-duty tasks we have planned.”

Mike Teston, Sales Representative, Linder

Partnership with Linder

Yeager also noted that Keystone Terminals has had positive experiences with Linder’s service and Komatsu’s products in the past, which made the firm even more confident in its decision to add the D375A-8 to its fleet. Mike Teston, a Linder sales representative, elaborated on the longstanding partnership between Linder and Keystone Terminals.

“Our relationship with Keystone spans many years, during which we’ve supplied them with various Komatsu heavy equipment and Mantsinen cranes,” Teston explained. “We consider them a great business partner, and we’re excited to provide them with this new D375A-8 dozer equipped with a custom-designed blade from Rockland Manufacturing. The machine is a powerhouse and will get the job done, even in the demanding conditions of port operations.”

The Komatsu D375A-8 surface mining dozer and the additional parts for its assembly arrive at Keystone Terminals.

The delivery of the Komatsu D375A-8 surface mining dozer provides a significant boost to the port’s material handling capabilities and signifies a continued commitment to grow the port’s operations. Both parties expressed satisfaction with the smooth delivery process, underscoring the strong partnership between Keystone Terminals and Linder. ■

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