BIG DEALER PUSH FROM CORVUS

Boss ORV has announced a big push for the Corvus 4x4 utility vehicles into the South West of England with the appointment of three new dealers.

South West Handling, David Webb Engineering and John Day Engineering form the new hub of the Corvus dealer network stretching from Devon, through Somerset and into Berkshire.

“We are delighted to announce these recent additions to the Corvus dealer network,” said BOSS managing director, Phil Everett (who is pictured above right, with Southwest Handling's Tom Banbury.)

“Southwest Handling Ltd. with its strong and geographically diverse sales team, is able to provide coverage in a previously barren area for us. Welcome to Tom and all the team.” The dealership based in Okehampton, has long served the agricultural and construction community across Devon and West Somerset, supplying agricultural and construction equipment, parts, and service since 1984. 

David Webb with Phil Everett

Crossing the border into Somerset, David Webb Engineering just off the A303 in Wincanton, have been serving the agricultural and related industries since 2004.

“Having known Dave Webb for many years and worked closely with him in a previous (work) life, I know the exact qualities that he and his team will bring to the Corvus network. They are totally focused on customer service and their service support is second to none. It’s great to have Dave, Sam and all the team at David Webb Engineering onboard the Corvus journey.”

Robin Day and Chris Day

Moving into the next adjacent counties, John Day Engineering of Lambourne, the third new appointment, has since 1985 steadily built a customer base through Wiltshire, Hampshire, Berkshire and Oxfordshire.

Phil said of them, "Chris Day has over 30 years’ experience in the agricultural industry and we know the future of the Corvus Terrain range in his area is in expert hands.”