Kales Truck Heavy EquipmentKales Truck Heavy Equipment is listed under Other Vehicles & Trailers in Dillon, South Carolina. The business has been operating since 2011.
Kales Truck Heavy Equipment (kalestruckheavyequipmentsc.com) has 1,838 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
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Laura M. · Des Moines, IA
Travel to Beaumont took 7 days, then I picked the zero turn after the quote at Kales Truck Heavy Equipment, and one photo was plain but I still recommend them.
Eric H. · Minneapolis, MN
Kales Truck Heavy Equipment: Clear offer.
Jason M. · Wichita, KS
Slow reply, still good, ordered from Kales Truck Heavy Equipment in 7 days, and I still recommend them.
Scott M. · Oklahoma City, OK
After we landed on the skid steer from the first photo, it left Kales Truck Heavy Equipment, and carriage to Dayton took 7 days, and the packing note came after a reminder but I still recommend them.
Jennifer R. · Pittsburgh, PA
We signed for the excavator from the invoice at Kales Truck Heavy Equipment, and the move to Little Rock took 7 days, and the packing was careful.
William P. · Nashville, TN
Road time into Billings was 7 days, then we filed for the skid steer before the weekend at Kales Truck Heavy Equipment, and the confirm was quick.
Linda R. · Salt Lake City, UT
After we filed for the baler through the form, it left Kales Truck Heavy Equipment, and arrival in Spokane took 7 days, and the quote made sense.
Kenneth H. · Wichita, KS
Kales Truck Heavy Equipment shipped the hay rake after I arranged it on a quiet evening, and I counted 10 days until it reached Wichita, and the answer was direct.