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Newsletter #176 Sep.-Dec. 2022

Newsletter #176 Sep.-Dec. 2022 Updates From The Taylor Group Inc.
Introducing the Taylor XE-4060, Taylor CLEAR-VU Cab with Comfort Steer, Camgian Partners with Taylor to Deploy AI-Enabled Maintenance Optimization Platform, Taylor Construction Equipment is Now a Dealer for Loadscan, Fourth Annual Top Technician Competition, Taylor Power Systems Manufacturers Aviation Ground Power Unit Prototype

TCE Adds Loadscan Product Line

Taylor Construction Equipment is Now a Dealer for Peninsula Technologies’ Loadscan Product Line Taylor Construction Equipment, a distributor of multiple lines of construction equipment, including Bell Articulated Trucks and the full line of Hyundai Construction Equipment, recently signed a dealer…

Taylor Celebrates 95 Years

The Taylor Group of Companies announces Taylor Machine Works celebration of 95 years in business. In 1927 W. A. “Alex” Taylor, Sr. opened a small automobile shop, Taylor’s Garage and Machine Shop, in Louisville, Mississippi. It was not long before…

Camgian Partners with Taylor Machine Works

Camgian Partners with Taylor Machine Works to Deploy AI-Enabled Maintenance Optimization Platform  Taylor360 Enables Service Personnel the Ability to Predict and Prioritize Maintenance Actions for 2,900 Industrial Lift Trucks Nationwide.  STARKVILLE, MS – NOVEMBER 14, 2022 – Camgian Corporation announces…

95th Anniversary Taylor Today Newsletter

The Taylor Today 95th Anniversary Edition is now available! We are celebrating our 95th Anniversary! What started in 1927 as a garage and machine shop has grown into one of the world’s largest American-made, privately owned manufacturers. Our company is…

Taylor and Terberg New Partnership

Terberg Taylor Americas Group, LLC, a joint venture between The Taylor Group of Companies of Louisville, Mississippi, and Royal Terberg Group of the Netherlands, will establish a factory in the state and build up a distribution network for the sales, after-sales and rental of the Terberg models of terminal tractors. The project is a $15.9 million corporate investment and will create 90 jobs.